Points of Interest in Spain

Antoni Gaudi's architectural creations have a place of honour in the park. Among the copies of his famous works is a model of the Sagrada Familia cathedral. It doesn't look as overwhelming and intimidating as the original, so it's safe to view even with a toddler.

There's something fabulous about the incredible lines of the buildings, the combination of bright colours and intimidating shapes. Perhaps that's why Gaudí's creations are so appealing to children. Among his other works, those who come to Barcelona with children are eager to see ...

Museums located on the mountain include the Ethnographic Museum, Archaeological Museum, and National Museum of Art of Catalonia (MNAC), housed in the National Palace. It displays works by Catalan sculptors and artists from the Middle Ages to the present day. In the evening, visitors flock to the ...

Mount Montserrat is a vast green massif of incredible beauty. It is located about 50 kilometres from Barcelona, ​​beloved by many tourists. Here, among the rocks, the ancient Benedictine monastery lurks, which, no less, is almost 1000 years old!

Antoni Gaudi's architectural masterpieces never cease to amaze and even shock. The intricate façades with their fabulous, almost alien forms, attract the attention of even the youngest of audiences. One of these fantastic constructions is the Casa Milà in Barcelona. You're in ...

Step pyramids are located in the southeastern part of the island. There are six of them in total, and there is still heated debate about the nature of their occurrence. In particular, many researchers believe they were created by local farmers whose primary job was cultivating land.

The Spanish village of Juzcar has become a popular tourist destination thanks to a tip from Sony Pictures, but there's no reason to stay longer. A few photos next to the Smurfs, ice cream at the Smurf Café, and a memorial inscription on the wall — that's the whole ...

Mallorca's Spanish countryside resembles an ordinary old town, with its quiet streets winding through low-rise buildings. The only difference is that many of the buildings are world-famous. One street, for example, is a replica of Granada's Alhambra Palace. The reduction in scale has not ...