Situated approximately 25 miles to the north of Palma and Son Sant Joan International Airport is Campanet, a considerably less-known town on the sun-drenched island of Mallorca. Being predominantly off the main tourist trail, Campanet has managed to avoid the development many of Mallorca’s towns have undergone in recent years, which, for some, adds to
Cortona is one of Tuscany’s most famous hillside towns and with good reason. Being nestled on the steep slopes of a hill that protrudes from the Val di Chiana, this picturesque town boasts a maze of streets that go in one direction only – upwards!
San Carlos in Ibiza might be small but it is well known, with good reason. This pretty village to the north of Santa Eulalia has long been a popular destination for artists and those seeking some cultural and scenic inspiration.
Unlike many European city destinations, which can be a bit of a drag for children, Barcelona is brimming with child-friendly activities and events. From ice-cream parlours on many a street corner, to city centre swimming pools, it’s safe to say that the Catalan capital is a great choice for a family holiday.
Situated high in the foothills of the mighty Mont Ventoux, the village of Caromb is surrounded by beautiful Provincial countryside and is a stunning town to visit. This well-preserved village is blessed with many ancient monuments, including the Church of Saint Maurice, one of the largest Romanesque churches in the Vaucluse.
The beautiful Greek island of Kefalonia certainly knows how to party. All year round many festivals and cultural and religious events take place. Towns and villages across the island host their own festivities to honour the patron saints. Even the smallest of villages will see dancing, drinking, eating and merriment, going on until the early
Nestled on the east coast of the island is the city of Mahon, the capital of Menorca. This vibrant town is buzzing with life, energy and attractions. With many elegant mansions from the 18th century, a Gothic cathedral and a scattering of churches, Mahon possesses a sophisticated and stylish presence.
From poets to painters, writers to sculptors, Corfu has long been a favourite destination for creatives seeking tranquility and inspiration to nurture their artistic expression. With its outstanding natural beauty, laden with lush rolling hillsides, hiding quaint whitewashed villages and churches, lapped by a periphery of golden beaches and rocky coves, it isn’t difficult to
Back by popular demand the Vatican Museums are once again putting on their summer Night Openings. From 24 April until 30 October, excluding August, each Friday night at sunset the doors of the Pope’s Museums open, enabling visitors to become absorbed in centuries worth of treasures from Vatican collections.
From its many quaint and historical villages dotted around the hillsides to its incredible landscape of impressive gorges and fertile valleys, the Dordogne has long been considered a travellers dream destination. Perhaps one lesser known attraction of the Dordogne is the region’s many great museums.
