Travel Guide of Rome, The Eternal City

Rome, The Eternal City

Rome, also known as the eternal city is definitely a hotspot location with lots of history and culture behind it. Home to about 2.8 million residents, it’s the country’s capital as well as the largest city.

Amsterdam, The Party Capital of Northern Europe

Amsterdam City

Amsterdam has over 1.000.000 people living in the urban area and is also the cultural and financial center of the Netherlands. Amsterdam is also known as Venice of the North, as it has approximately 1600 bridges and small canals here and there. Amsterdam has everything to offer from design, culture to history; and it is also the party capital of Northern Europe.

Granada Glorious of Al-Andalus in Spain

Granada City

Situated at the foot of the southerly Sierra Nevada ski resort, Granada is one of the most splendid cities of eastern Andalucia. Granada is the capital of the Granada province which is within the larger autonomous community of Andalusia and is called home by 250,000 inhabitants. It sits at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range and at the confluence of three rivers: the Beiro, the Darro and the Genil. On its southern side is 103 kms of fabulous Mediterranean coastline, with the Costa del Sol and Costa Tropical in close proximity whilst, in between, lies a fertile plain producing exotic fruits.

Costa del Sol, Amazing Destiny in Spain

Malaga City

Costa del Sol, is a region in Andalucía, Southern Spain. It consists of small quiet coastal cities and towns along the coast. Annually millions of tourists visit the sunny beaches of Costa. Costa del Sol area used to consist of small fishing villages but was turned into a popular tourist destination in the late 20th century.

The Costa includes the city of Malaga and some smaller towns, such as Torremolinos, Mijas, Fuengirola, Estepona and Marbella, which is world-known hotspot for the rich and famous tourists. It stretches around 150 kilometers around the south coast. The most developed area is the southwestern corner, which has been constantly developed for the needs of tourists.