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Hola! Travellers. Welcome again!
Happy Tourism Week to all of you! Do you know why we promote English Tourism Week? Let me elaborate.
English Tourism Week allows you to engage with your local stakeholders, such as local Members of Parliament (MPs), to bring attention to tourism’s contribution to our area.
This year’s theme for the English Tourism Week is ‘You’re Welcome.’ We are glad to be a part of this celebration, and this month, we have selected Spain as our destination to visit.
You are welcome to be a part of this fantastic historical Spain tour. Let us get rolling!
Spain is one of the most beautiful countries that attracts millions of people and is also one of the top vacation spots for holidaymakers. Spain is an all-year-round destination, making packing easy and manageable. This month, Orbis is here with some exciting Spanish historical sites that you must visit once.
Whether you enjoy the world-famous Spanish islands, explore the historical places or experience the partying nightlife, you will encounter Spain's unique flair. We will be witnessing the famous cities to visit in Spain, the life of the locals and partying nightlife. We will also discuss the historical places in the cities like Barcelona, Ibiza, Seville, and Madrid.
Before you start packing your bags, here are a few things that you should know so you won't miss any moment.
Spain is a global destination for party animals, backpackers, honeymooners, families and almost every type of traveller. Spain is a fantastic destination if you are planning a road trip. Every part of this country will make you keep coming back for more. From parties, nightlife, bars and cafés to the people, tradition, art and architecture, Spain is an ultimate tourist destination for vacationers.
Barcelona, Madrid, Ibiza, and Seville are some famous destinations in Spain to explore the country's ancient history. Let us begin with the Spanish historical trail.
Boasting a reputation as one of the most attractive cities in Europe, Barcelona celebrates its role as the capital of Catalonia. The cosmopolitan and international vibe makes Barcelona a favourite city for many people worldwide. Barcelona is primarily known for its architecture and art—travellers flock worldwide to see the iconic Sagrada Família church and other modernist landmarks designed by Gaudí. But what travellers do not know is that Barcelona is a perfect destination for party animals.
This destination is full of wild clubs and bars. Not only this, but the city also offers crazy nightlife, including late-night beach parties, musical festivals and fiestas during summers. What makes Barcelona a fantastic party destination is the city's cheap rates for literally everything. Yes! Partying in Barcelona is way more affordable than in nightclubs in London and New York.
Contact Orbis Travels now to witness some crazy late-night parties in Barcelona.
The Romans laid the foundations for modern Spanish culture and identity. Spain was even the birthplace of influential Roman emperors such as Trajan, Hadrian and Theodosius I.
If you are a culture and history buff, Barcelona is the right place for you. Let us discover the historical places to visit in Barcelona.
If you are planning to visit Barcelona, you can miss Sagrada Familia. Antonin Gaudi constructed the architectural wonder but the most interesting fact that attracts event the local tourist is that the building is still under construction and is projected to be completed by 2026. Sagrada is a famous tourist destination in Spain. Unlike most cathedrals, Sagrada is tall, bright and spacious, leaving the tourists awe-struck. Every corner of the cathedral reflects the beauty of modern architecture. Even the locals are queuing up to visit the beauty of the cathedral time and again. Make sure that you book your tickets well to beat the rush!
Barrio Gotico, also known as the 'Gothic Quarter,' is a special area of Barcelona with narrow streets reflecting the beauty of modern architecture in Spain. Barrio is also home to some of the well-preserved Mediaeval architecture in Europe. Barrio Gotico is also known as one of Spain's best historical sites to visit. A walking tour is the best way to see the Gothic Quarter. For better understanding, you can hire tourist guides who can show you some of the hidden gems and untold stories, adding a knowledgeable spice to your trip.
Continuing our journey to the historical places of Barcelona, head towards the mountain of Montjuic, where you will find the National Palace of Barcelona. The National Palace was built between 1926 and 1929 for the second EXPO in Barcelona.
The model of the National Palace was earlier known as the Spanish Renaissance because of its unique architectural style. The Vatican inspires the central dome of the palace. Visit the ancient paintings and sculptures of Catalan Art inside the beautiful palace.
Book an epic travelling experience with our exciting packages and deals. Contact us to book your tickets now.
The capital city of Spain is often overshadowed by its northern neighbour Barcelona. Madrid is a complete fusion of tradition and history with modern families and urban lifestyles. Madrid is not only a city but also a large capital of Europe, with a population of more than 4 million people in the central area and more than 5 million people in suburban areas. People come to Madrid not only to travel but also to experience the capital of Spain with a highly vibrant nightlife, "Royal" culture, lifestyle, art and unique architectural buildings of this city.
From world-famous destinations to the more under-the-radar spots, let us look at some of the city's most fascinating historical sites.
Retiro Park is the most visited monument in Spain. Strolling through the park is one of the best things to do if you are looking to escape the bustle of the city. Covering over 125 hectares, El Retiro Park is a green oasis in the heart of the town.
During your visit to El Retiro Park, you will find all kinds of exciting monuments and gardens, including the Jardín de Vivaces, the Jardines de Cecilio Rodríguez (Andalusian-inspired classic gardens), the Rosaleda rose garden and the Parterre Francés, 400 years old tree. If you plan for a picnic or a family day out, visiting El Retiro Park is a perfect choice.
With a reputation for being the most significant public park in the city of Madrid, Casa de Campo was once a hunting estate of the Spanish king. While it now features a zoo and amusement park within its boundaries, Casa de Campo has seen its share of turbulent history. In the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s, front liners of the Siege of Madrid trampled through Casa de Campo.
Built-in the 9th Century, Muralla Árabe or Muslim Walls of Madrid and the Arab Walls of Madrid have been deemed the oldest surviving construction in the city. They formed part of a Moorish fortress, from which the city centre of Madrid developed. In 1954, the walls were declared an Artistic-Historic Monument.
Do not wait anymore to discover these exceptional sites, part of Madrid's history and all of Spain. Contact Orbis Travels now and book your dream vacation to Spain at the best price.
After discovering the historical places in the capital city of Spain, head towards Seville for a mind-blowing historical experience.
Seville is often known as the 'Pearl of Andalusia' and is also known as the hottest city in Europe. Seville is the perfect destination if you are looking to experience more of the culture in Spain. Seville is full of ancient art and architectural buildings, now UNESCO listed world heritage sites. The best time to visit Seville is between April to May or late September and October when the weather is pleasant.
If you are fascinated by history like me, and you had to pick anywhere in the world to live, where would you choose? Rome? Saint Augustine? Paris?
What about Seville, Spain? This understated place is literally loaded with historical sites that you should not miss out on if you love history. Read on to find out the best historical places to visit during your Spain tour.
Italica is one of the mind-blowing destinations that will surely take your breath away. After the Battle of Ilipia in 206 BC, the Roman victors founded the city. Over twenty-two hundred years later, you can still go and walk the streets. The town still exists as decently-kept ruins, including an enormous gladiator amphitheatre, mosaic floors, statues, and roads with the original stones. It was the birthplace of the Roman Emperor Trajan, and you can't help but spend an entire afternoon here.
Barrio de Santa Cruz is one of the oldest' neighbourhoods' of Sevilla. It is part of the old, famed Jewish Quarter, and with tiny curved streets designed to keep out the hot summer sun, this is a maze worth getting lost in. Every street has an open-air café or tapas bar, locals wander the streets, and the smells of fresh tea leaves waft through the corridors.
The most famous square in Seville is located in Maria Luisa Park. The 'Plaza de Espana' was created for the Ibero-American exhibition of 1929 to symbolise peace with the former colonies. A highlight of this 'Spanish square' is the 52 benches with Andalusian tiles that represent all Spanish provinces.
The shape of Plaza de Espana is a semi-circle, surrounded by a row of buildings that today are, for the most part, used as government institutions. There are two tall towers on the flanks of the square. Of note are the 52 benches and mosaics of tiles located at the foot of the building on the Spanish square. Spanish tourists visiting Seville are only too happy to pose in their own province.
We hope you loved Sevillan history as much as we did. If you are looking for the best holiday packages to Spain from London, contact Orbis Travels to get exclusive deals.
Are you looking to explore the history of Ibiza through the ages?
A holiday on the White Island can involve more than just soaking up the sun and dancing in the clubs. Ibiza is popularly known as the party capital of Spain. Still, the destination has historical sites that are not only UNESCO recognised but are a treat to watch during your vacation.
If you are willing to have in-depth historical information about Ibiza, we recommend taking an excellent guided tour to cover the major historical attractions. Make sure that you go through the complete list of historical places in Ibiza for a great trip!
Let's witness the history of Ibiza with these top historical places - monuments and landmarks.
The island counts 7 towers made in the 16th century to serve 3 basic purposes; defence, communication and refuge. Most of them are kept in very good condition and can be explored by hiking nearby the towers. Due to the strategic locations of the towers, you can witness spectacular views over the island and its surrounding waters.
Ibiza's cathedral, which stands close to Dalt Vila's highest point, elegantly combines several styles:
The original 14th-century structure is Catalan Gothic.
The sacristy was added in 1592.
A major baroque renovation took place in the 18th century.
It was declared a cathedral in 1782.
Inside, the Museu Diocesa contains impressive religious art from the 14th to 20th centuries, while the square outside opens up fantastic panoramas of Ibiza's old town and port.
La Almudaina and Ibiza Castle are a series of buildings found within the walls of the Old Town. Ibiza Castle is also known as Eivissa Castle in the local dialect. The ruins of the structure were constructed between the 12th to 13th centuries. However, the current fortress was constructed during the 16th century, under orders from Philip II.
La Almudaina and the castle stand on top of a hill, most likely looking very much as they did when they were erected in the 12th century. Eivissa Castle actually predates the city walls. The compound includes the Governor’s House, La Almudaina or citadel, and the 12 towers.
Ibiza is more than just a beach and party town. Get a dose of Ibiza history by taking time out to visit its fascinating landmarks and monuments. The past is still reflected in the local Ibiza culture, and it is one aspect of the island that visitors are encouraged to discover.
Contact Orbis Travels to get exclusive deals right away if you are curious to visit historical places in Spain.
Spain is calling me & I must go
Well, that is a wrap for this month. You have enough Spanish historical destinations and cities to add to your travel itinerary. Now, it is totally up to you from where you want to start your Spain travel journey.
Barcelona. Madrid. Ibiza. Seville. Whatever you choose will be a unique and memorable journey for you. Explore Spain's ancient art and architecture and witness the partying nightlife dancing in a club.
We are here if you are looking for the best packages and deals for your Spain tour. Book your dream trip to Spain at an affordable rate. Email us at admin@orbistravels.co.uk to know about our top deals and packages.
Ibiza's cathedral, which stands close to Dalt Vila's highest point, elegantly combines several styles:
Hola! Travellers. Welcome again!
Happy Tourism Week to all of you! Do you know why we promote English Tourism Week? Let me elaborate.
English Tourism Week allows you to engage with your local stakeholders, such as local Members of Parliament (MPs), to bring attention to tourism’s contribution to our area.
This year’s theme for the English Tourism Week is ‘You’re Welcome.’ We are glad to be a part of this celebration, and this month, we have selected Spain as our destination to visit.
You are welcome to be a part of this fantastic historical Spain tour. Let us get rolling!
Spain is one of the most beautiful countries that attracts millions of people and is also one of the top vacation spots for holidaymakers. Spain is an all-year-round destination, making packing easy and manageable. This month, Orbis is here with some exciting Spanish historical sites that you must visit once.
Whether you enjoy the world-famous Spanish islands, explore the historical places or experience the partying nightlife, you will encounter Spain's unique flair. We will be witnessing the famous cities to visit in Spain, the life of the locals and partying nightlife. We will also discuss the historical places in the cities like Barcelona, Ibiza, Seville, and Madrid.
Before you start packing your bags, here are a few things that you should know so you won't miss any moment.
Spain is a global destination for party animals, backpackers, honeymooners, families and almost every type of traveller. Spain is a fantastic destination if you are planning a road trip. Every part of this country will make you keep coming back for more. From parties, nightlife, bars and cafés to the people, tradition, art and architecture, Spain is an ultimate tourist destination for vacationers.
Barcelona, Madrid, Ibiza, and Seville are some famous destinations in Spain to explore the country's ancient history. Let us begin with the Spanish historical trail.
Boasting a reputation as one of the most attractive cities in Europe, Barcelona celebrates its role as the capital of Catalonia. The cosmopolitan and international vibe makes Barcelona a favourite city for many people worldwide. Barcelona is primarily known for its architecture and art—travellers flock worldwide to see the iconic Sagrada Família church and other modernist landmarks designed by Gaudí. But what travellers do not know is that Barcelona is a perfect destination for party animals.
This destination is full of wild clubs and bars. Not only this, but the city also offers crazy nightlife, including late-night beach parties, musical festivals and fiestas during summers. What makes Barcelona a fantastic party destination is the city's cheap rates for literally everything. Yes! Partying in Barcelona is way more affordable than in nightclubs in London and New York.
Contact Orbis Travels now to witness some crazy late-night parties in Barcelona.
The Romans laid the foundations for modern Spanish culture and identity. Spain was even the birthplace of influential Roman emperors such as Trajan, Hadrian and Theodosius I.
If you are a culture and history buff, Barcelona is the right place for you. Let us discover the historical places to visit in Barcelona.
If you are planning to visit Barcelona, you can miss Sagrada Familia. Antonin Gaudi constructed the architectural wonder but the most interesting fact that attracts event the local tourist is that the building is still under construction and is projected to be completed by 2026. Sagrada is a famous tourist destination in Spain. Unlike most cathedrals, Sagrada is tall, bright and spacious, leaving the tourists awe-struck. Every corner of the cathedral reflects the beauty of modern architecture. Even the locals are queuing up to visit the beauty of the cathedral time and again. Make sure that you book your tickets well to beat the rush!
Barrio Gotico, also known as the 'Gothic Quarter,' is a special area of Barcelona with narrow streets reflecting the beauty of modern architecture in Spain. Barrio is also home to some of the well-preserved Mediaeval architecture in Europe. Barrio Gotico is also known as one of Spain's best historical sites to visit. A walking tour is the best way to see the Gothic Quarter. For better understanding, you can hire tourist guides who can show you some of the hidden gems and untold stories, adding a knowledgeable spice to your trip.
Continuing our journey to the historical places of Barcelona, head towards the mountain of Montjuic, where you will find the National Palace of Barcelona. The National Palace was built between 1926 and 1929 for the second EXPO in Barcelona.
The model of the National Palace was earlier known as the Spanish Renaissance because of its unique architectural style. The Vatican inspires the central dome of the palace. Visit the ancient paintings and sculptures of Catalan Art inside the beautiful palace.
Book an epic travelling experience with our exciting packages and deals. Contact us to book your tickets now.
The capital city of Spain is often overshadowed by its northern neighbour Barcelona. Madrid is a complete fusion of tradition and history with modern families and urban lifestyles. Madrid is not only a city but also a large capital of Europe, with a population of more than 4 million people in the central area and more than 5 million people in suburban areas. People come to Madrid not only to travel but also to experience the capital of Spain with a highly vibrant nightlife, "Royal" culture, lifestyle, art and unique architectural buildings of this city.
From world-famous destinations to the more under-the-radar spots, let us look at some of the city's most fascinating historical sites.
Retiro Park is the most visited monument in Spain. Strolling through the park is one of the best things to do if you are looking to escape the bustle of the city. Covering over 125 hectares, El Retiro Park is a green oasis in the heart of the town.
During your visit to El Retiro Park, you will find all kinds of exciting monuments and gardens, including the Jardín de Vivaces, the Jardines de Cecilio Rodríguez (Andalusian-inspired classic gardens), the Rosaleda rose garden and the Parterre Francés, 400 years old tree. If you plan for a picnic or a family day out, visiting El Retiro Park is a perfect choice.
With a reputation for being the most significant public park in the city of Madrid, Casa de Campo was once a hunting estate of the Spanish king. While it now features a zoo and amusement park within its boundaries, Casa de Campo has seen its share of turbulent history. In the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s, front liners of the Siege of Madrid trampled through Casa de Campo.
Built-in the 9th Century, Muralla Árabe or Muslim Walls of Madrid and the Arab Walls of Madrid have been deemed the oldest surviving construction in the city. They formed part of a Moorish fortress, from which the city centre of Madrid developed. In 1954, the walls were declared an Artistic-Historic Monument.
Do not wait anymore to discover these exceptional sites, part of Madrid's history and all of Spain. Contact Orbis Travels now and book your dream vacation to Spain at the best price.
After discovering the historical places in the capital city of Spain, head towards Seville for a mind-blowing historical experience.
Seville is often known as the 'Pearl of Andalusia' and is also known as the hottest city in Europe. Seville is the perfect destination if you are looking to experience more of the culture in Spain. Seville is full of ancient art and architectural buildings, now UNESCO listed world heritage sites. The best time to visit Seville is between April to May or late September and October when the weather is pleasant.
If you are fascinated by history like me, and you had to pick anywhere in the world to live, where would you choose? Rome? Saint Augustine? Paris?
What about Seville, Spain? This understated place is literally loaded with historical sites that you should not miss out on if you love history. Read on to find out the best historical places to visit during your Spain tour.
Italica is one of the mind-blowing destinations that will surely take your breath away. After the Battle of Ilipia in 206 BC, the Roman victors founded the city. Over twenty-two hundred years later, you can still go and walk the streets. The town still exists as decently-kept ruins, including an enormous gladiator amphitheatre, mosaic floors, statues, and roads with the original stones. It was the birthplace of the Roman Emperor Trajan, and you can't help but spend an entire afternoon here.
Barrio de Santa Cruz is one of the oldest' neighbourhoods' of Sevilla. It is part of the old, famed Jewish Quarter, and with tiny curved streets designed to keep out the hot summer sun, this is a maze worth getting lost in. Every street has an open-air café or tapas bar, locals wander the streets, and the smells of fresh tea leaves waft through the corridors.
The most famous square in Seville is located in Maria Luisa Park. The 'Plaza de Espana' was created for the Ibero-American exhibition of 1929 to symbolise peace with the former colonies. A highlight of this 'Spanish square' is the 52 benches with Andalusian tiles that represent all Spanish provinces.
The shape of Plaza de Espana is a semi-circle, surrounded by a row of buildings that today are, for the most part, used as government institutions. There are two tall towers on the flanks of the square. Of note are the 52 benches and mosaics of tiles located at the foot of the building on the Spanish square. Spanish tourists visiting Seville are only too happy to pose in their own province.
We hope you loved Sevillan history as much as we did. If you are looking for the best holiday packages to Spain from London, contact Orbis Travels to get exclusive deals.
Are you looking to explore the history of Ibiza through the ages?
A holiday on the White Island can involve more than just soaking up the sun and dancing in the clubs. Ibiza is popularly known as the party capital of Spain. Still, the destination has historical sites that are not only UNESCO recognised but are a treat to watch during your vacation.
If you are willing to have in-depth historical information about Ibiza, we recommend taking an excellent guided tour to cover the major historical attractions. Make sure that you go through the complete list of historical places in Ibiza for a great trip!
Let's witness the history of Ibiza with these top historical places - monuments and landmarks.
The island counts 7 towers made in the 16th century to serve 3 basic purposes; defence, communication and refuge. Most of them are kept in very good condition and can be explored by hiking nearby the towers. Due to the strategic locations of the towers, you can witness spectacular views over the island and its surrounding waters.
Ibiza's cathedral, which stands close to Dalt Vila's highest point, elegantly combines several styles:
The original 14th-century structure is Catalan Gothic.
The sacristy was added in 1592.
A major baroque renovation took place in the 18th century.
It was declared a cathedral in 1782.
Inside, the Museu Diocesa contains impressive religious art from the 14th to 20th centuries, while the square outside opens up fantastic panoramas of Ibiza's old town and port.
La Almudaina and Ibiza Castle are a series of buildings found within the walls of the Old Town. Ibiza Castle is also known as Eivissa Castle in the local dialect. The ruins of the structure were constructed between the 12th to 13th centuries. However, the current fortress was constructed during the 16th century, under orders from Philip II.
La Almudaina and the castle stand on top of a hill, most likely looking very much as they did when they were erected in the 12th century. Eivissa Castle actually predates the city walls. The compound includes the Governor’s House, La Almudaina or citadel, and the 12 towers.
Ibiza is more than just a beach and party town. Get a dose of Ibiza history by taking time out to visit its fascinating landmarks and monuments. The past is still reflected in the local Ibiza culture, and it is one aspect of the island that visitors are encouraged to discover.
Contact Orbis Travels to get exclusive deals right away if you are curious to visit historical places in Spain.
Spain is calling me & I must go
Well, that is a wrap for this month. You have enough Spanish historical destinations and cities to add to your travel itinerary. Now, it is totally up to you from where you want to start your Spain travel journey.
Barcelona. Madrid. Ibiza. Seville. Whatever you choose will be a unique and memorable journey for you. Explore Spain's ancient art and architecture and witness the partying nightlife dancing in a club.
We are here if you are looking for the best packages and deals for your Spain tour. Book your dream trip to Spain at an affordable rate. Email us at admin@orbistravels.co.uk to know about our top deals and packages.
Ibiza's cathedral, which stands close to Dalt Vila's highest point, elegantly combines several styles:
Orbis is a leading travel portal in the UK. We craft customized travel itineraries to ensure a luxurious experience. Book your dream holiday and start making memories.
Orbis is a leading travel portal in the UK. We craft customized travel itineraries to ensure a luxurious experience. Book your dream holiday and start making memories.
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