Spain

They are twenty five kilometres apart, they belong to the same region and they dislike each other with a consistency that amuses everyone from outside.

This is the one beach in Europe where the hour you arrive decides whether you see anything at all. Playa de las Catedrales has stone

A limestone massif that rises to over 2,600 metres just twenty kilometres from the Atlantic, with deep gorges, glacial lakes and villages reached by funicular.

The north west corner of Spain looks nothing like the Spain of the brochures: it rains all year, the landscape is green, people play the

The hottest large city in Spain, the birthplace of flamenco, and the holder of a Moorish palace that is still a working royal residence. Seville

A coast of cliffs and small beaches, mountains that reach 2,600 metres twenty kilometres inland, and a landscape that is green for the reason all

Three world class museums within about a kilometre of each other on one boulevard, which is a concentration nowhere else in Europe matches. The golden