Morella is a town of glory, victory and history

The town is a part of the Valencian community and it belongs to the province of Castellon. Morella was located in a region Maestrazgo that no longer exists. It has about 3,000 inhabitants and it lies in the plains of the Ebro River, 1072 m above sea level. This is a historic town that suffered many misfortunes and disasters during the Moor occupation, the Spanish civil war and plague.This is an ancient town where Romans, Arabs, Iberians and Chri
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About Salou

Salou is a tourist reserve in the province of Catalonia. It is also known as the most attractive city of the Coast Daurada. However, it is most popular due to the theme park Port Aventura made by Universal Studios and the water park Costa Caribbean.Salou used to be a Roman and Greek port in the ancient times. Later it was under the Moors as many other parts of Spain. However, in the sixteenth century it was occupied by pirates. Since it was declared as a dangerous area, the archbi
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Rias Baixas faces the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Costa del Marisco. Rias Baixas is a Spanish province known for its grapes, used to make excellent white wine. Rias Baixas is very famous for its Spanish wine selection, including the following famous wines:

Albariño de Fefinanes
Brandal Albariño
Condes de Albarei Albariño
Don Olegario Albariño
Mar de Frades Albariño
Paco and Lola Albariño
Pazo de Senorans Albariño
Pazo de Sanorans Seleccion de Anada
Salneval Albariño
Serra
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Malgrat de Mar is a tourist resort with about 18,000 residents. It is located in the northeast part of the region of Maresme. More precisely, it is between Santa Susanna and Blanes. Moreover, it is only an hour’s drive from Barcelona. Malgrat de Mar has the distinction of being on the delta of the River Tordera.The city abounds with excellent hotels and a large number of bars and night clubs, which offer entertainment until the early morning hours. There are also pubs with live music and popul
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About Benidorm

Benidorm is placed in the province of Alicante on the Mediterranean coast. It is the most visited Spanish resort. The city has about 68,000 residents and during the summer, it hosts approximately four million tourists. In the beginning of the fifties, Benidorm was a small fishing village which forms the heart of the old town today.Whether you arrive to Benidorm by bus or car, your first impression will be that you are in Rio or Hong Kong. View of Benidorm at night is something
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