Those with a particular interest in art and museums are in for a feast. Madrid’s world famous Prado is only one of it’s many great museums. Despite being a big, bustling and crowded city there are numerous green spaces and colourful gardens to retreat from the hustle and heat.
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All the Spanish cliché’s come to life in Seville, the queen of the south in Andalucia. Seville is best enjoyed slowly, therefore despite being a compact and relatively small city, Globetrotters should allow at least 2 days to have enough time to see all of the essential sights and soak up the general atmosphere.
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Spain at it’s most modern. Known for it’s incredible Modernisme architecture and with many outstanding works by Antoni Gaudí throughout the city, most notably the enormous and never-ending work-in-progress, the Sagrada Família. In the old town, as well as Barceloneta beach and at Montjuïc, you’ll find that Barcelona is a city of contrasts with much to see and do.
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