Tips & Tricks
Puerto Deportivo José Banús (Torre de Control – Puerto Banús, Nueva Andalucia, Marbella, Málaga) – opened in 1970, this marina (located 45 minutes via car along highway AP-7), has become the focus of the National Tourist Interest on the Costa del Sol. It is a meeting point for many public figures, and more than 4 […]
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (Paseo de la Castellana, Chamartín, Madrid) – located by the popular boulevard Castellana, this is perhaps one of Spain’s most popular football stadiums, since this is the home of Madrid’s major football team, Real Madrid. Seating capacity is over 85,000. Those interested in attending one of Real Madrid’s upcoming games should visit […]
San Andrés (off the Autovía de Acceso al Puerto de Málaga, Málaga) – this is another city beach in Málaga (located a walk away from the city’s port, and accessible from the Antonio Machado seafront promenade). Residential complexes and industrial buildings face this beach.
Passeig Marítim (Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta 30, Barcelona) – this is a beachside boulevard near Port Olimpic, which attracts a variety of people, such as strollers, rollerbladers, bikers and skateboarders. The panoramic view from here is a blend of a European metropolis (with its tall buildings) and a Mediterranean beach, like those found in […]
Tivoli World (Arroyo de la Miel, Benalmadena, Málaga) – this is the largest family-oriented theme park in the Costa del Sol area. There are tropical gardens, beautiful plazas, luminous fountains, exciting rides, theaters, restaurants, and much more. There are over 300 rides and attractions (including the “Tivoli Agua” water ride). Some of the best […]
Platja de Sant Sebastià (Passeig Maritim Barceloneta, Barcelona) — located at the eastern end of Barcelona’s coastline at the Ciutat Vella district, one of Barcelona’s oldest neighborhoods; Sant Sebastià is the closest beach to downtown Barcelona. Not only do foreign and local tourists alike come here; it’s also a favorite hangout spot with locals as […]