Spain is a country of warm-blooded Spaniards. Learn about things to do and avoid during your time there....

The Spanish capital is a bustling living city just waiting to be explored. This post will give you some valuable input about how to plan a perfect 3- day in Madrid optimally.

Watching the Bullfighting in Madrid, Spain, is not everyone's cup of tea. This bloody sport, with the kind of violence it inflicts on the helpless animals, is banned in many countries. You will get to know why it's banned after reading this blog.

Seville, with its mixed architecture, is a traveller's delight. The city is a surprise package with its narrow, cobbled streets and buildings that are a curious mix of Jewish, Moorish and Christian architecture that weave a web of magic for anyone who sets eyes on them. The entire city can be explored on foot, as most tourist attractions are within walking distance of each other. Read on to learn more about this amazing city!

Flamenco is a high-energy dance form with both Western and Eastern influences. The dance is mostly solo in a small setting, and the costumes are elegant, though not very elaborate. What can keep you hooked to the performance are the mesmerising footsteps of the dancer and the vivid expressions on her face. While in Spain, watching the Flamenco dance should be top on your list.

Barcelona is the most visited city in Spain. It has many iconic monuments like the Sagrada Familia and the football club, Camp Nou. This blog will give you a quick insight into Barcelona and its attractions, and how to optimise your stay in this beautiful city.

Looking for high-octane thrill and excitement? 85 km southwest of Barcelona is Port Aventura World Parks. If you're itching for some real heavy-duty excitement, then go for it. The kind of adrenaline-pumping thrill you will get on some crazy rides like Shambhala, Dragon Khan and Hurakan Condor is priceless.