Attractions in Spain

The Mulhacén is the highest peak of the Spanish mainland. Best time for an ascent is in summer. For winter climbs you should be well prepared because of cold, ice, snow and poorly recognizable route.

The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, the destination of the world's most famous pilgrimage route, the Way of St. James, stands above a tomb attributed to the apostle James. Around … read more

In any case, descend the short piece. Look directly at the bridge and the great waterfall !!

Once the world's most dangerous route, it has been accessible to anyone since its renovation in March 2015.
In July / August, temperatures of over 50 degrees Celsius can occur, … read more

The monastery of Santa María de Montserrat (in Catalan, Monestir de Santa Maria de Montserrat) is a Benedictine abbey located on the mountain of Montserrat, belonging to the Bages region, … read more

It does not matter which side you go up from the coast to Tarbena or from Parcent to the Coll de Rates, the road has a super surface and only … read more

The Plaza Real in the city of Barcelona (Plaça Reial in Catalan) is a trapezoidal-shaped public square that borders La Rambla and is located in the city's Gothic Quarter. It was the work of the architect Daniel Molina.

The Fort de Bèrnia, built in 1562 by the royal engineer Juan Bautista Antoneli, was a clear and magnificent example of the Ottoman Renaissance military architecture on the coast. In … read more

El Torcal. A fascinating area in which kilometers or time are not important, because this seems to have stopped here. There is a shorter and a longer route that I … read more

The visit to the temple, both the crypt and the church, is free. But if you want to enjoy the fantastic views from the top, you need to get on … read more

Ascending Els Angels from the west, heading out of Girona, is one of the most popular climbs in the region.

Simply take the GIV-6703, leave La Creueta and carry on … read more

If you have just come from the old town of Valencia and are already impressed by the architecture that you will find there, the "Cuidad de las Artes y las … read more

The Alcazaba of Malaga is located on a hill above town. Above is the castle Gibralfaro, whose associated fortress was Alcazaba. Both systems therefore form a single entity
Its beginnings … read more

Although the origin of the construction is Roman, it does not preserve elements of that time. The current structure responds to the Middle Ages. Elongated construction made up of ten … read more

The Arc de Triomf is a monument in Barcelona that is located at the confluence of the Passeig de Lluís Companys (formerly the Saló de Sant Joan), the Passeig de … read more

This space of rest and privileged viewpoint at the foot of Sant Mateu, is equipped with benches and parking support for bicycles, and car parking. There is a panoramic poster … read more

The castle of Montgrí (also called Torroella de Montgrí or Santa Caterina) is a military fortification in the municipality of Torroella de Montgrí (Baix Empordà) declared a cultural asset of … read more

Known for the tomb of Columbus - but also get on the roof and enjoy the view to the bullring and the city

The city itself is very nice, but unfortunately way too commercial and crowded with day trips that always stand in the way

a short breakthrough makes it possible to change from the south side of the Bèrnia to the north side. The breakthrough is in a stooped posture about 80m to cross. … read more