Mallorca is one of the small, yet the most picturesque islands of Spain. The white sands, the clear skies, the warm sunshine, and the clear blue waters get as inviting as they could ever be for the tourist looking for a relishing change. Some of the beautiful beaches of Mallorca are found in the south of the island.

Beautiful Beaches of Mallorca South – Es Trenc: This is one of the most popular beaches of Mallorca in the south of the island. The coastline is almost 2 km long, and the b
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Of the five regions that the small, but wonderful, island of Mallorca is divided into, Palma occupies the centre. However, despite being in the middle, Palma has a beautiful coast and some of the beautiful beaches of Mallorca, though much smaller than the rest of provinces, because of the geographical makeup of the island. Here is a look at some of them that create waves among travelers from Europe and from around the world.

Beautiful Beaches of Mallorca Palma Area – Cala Major: This h
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Barcelona is such a tourist cliché in Spain that it's a challenge to discover something new and different to do here! But all it takes is a little time and patience and you'll be pleasantly surprised to find that this city is much more than beaches, churches and seafood!

Drive a Ferrari: If you're an F1 enthusiast, here's a dream-chance to drive a real Ferrari round a real F1 race-track! The one-hour super-car drive is full of thrills, speed and excitement as you drive a 490hp engine at mi
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Most of the gardens and parks in Spanish cities serve as vital lung-spaces and green areas in the midst of the busy urban sprawl. They're also places where the locals come out to relax and enjoy the fresh air and stroll through the verdant surroundings. Many parks have historical monuments, artworks, outdoor venues for various cultural events.

Some of the famous Spanish gardens are:

Sabatini Gardens, Madrid: Located outside the Oriente Palace, which is part of the Royal Palace in Madrid,
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Steeped in history, culture, and religious traditions, Spain is filled with amazing historical monuments which provide a glimpse into the country's glorious past. Every ruler and dynasty enhanced the surroundings with rich, elaborate monuments to commemorate saints and heroes, palaces displaying their power and wealth and parks and well-laid out streets for the benefit of the public.

The Royal Palace, Madrid: This 17th-century opulent royal dwelling built on the site of an ancient 9th centur
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