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12 August, 2011

Three of the best art galleries in Barcelona

Art plays a major contributor to the cultural makeup of the city of Barcelona. Across the decades and even centuries some of the world’s most important artists have been inspired by the magnificent Spanish city. As a consequence of its blatant consecration to art and those who create it, Barcelona is lavish in the number

10 August, 2011

Three of the best wineries in Bordeaux

The region of Bordeaux produces some of the best wines in the world. From every day table wine to some of the most prestigious bottles in the world, the average winery in Bordeaux produces more than 700 million bottles a year, making the region, literally, a wine-lovers paradise. With more than 8000 vineyards in Bordeaux

6 August, 2011

Three of the best castles Tuscany has to offer

A visit to Tuscany, the ‘medieval heart of Italy’, would not be complete without a visit to the region’s immense and immersive castles, fortresses and walled towns. Although because many of the castles in Tuscany and ancient relics are not situated at the most popular and well-known tourist destinations, they often remain relatively quiet and

29 July, 2011

Five best beaches in Corfu for water sports enthusiasts

Corfu has justly been described as being home to “some of the finest water sports facilities in the Mediterranean”. From the humble pedalo, to the bouncy banana boat, to state-of-the-art wind surfing boards, you cannot go far on Corfu’s coastline without stumbling over a fantastic water sport facility centre. We explore five of the best

27 July, 2011

Where was CocaCola invented?

When it comes to summer holidays, many people’s choice of ice-cold drink to cool themselves down, after beer and wine perhaps, is CocaCola. In the wake of one of the world’s most famous brands 125th anniversary, the whereabouts of where the legendary drink was invented is being questioned. Where was CocaCola invented? Despite the fact that

25 July, 2011

What is a chiringuito?

Similar to Greek tavernas, Spanish chiringuitos are a unique feature of Spain’s Mediterranean coast, offering welcome shade, refreshingly cold drinks and maybe even a tapas or two. With the summer now firmly arrived in southern Spain, these beach bars – chiringuitos as they are known locally – are open up and down the Andalucian coast.