Together with the Picasso, the Museum of Football Club Barcelona is the most visited in the city. The fame and internationality of this team arouses passion in every visitor that comes to Barcelona. Cups, old pictures and some anecdotes get together in this peculiar museum.
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Matera is a unique city. It has one of the most appealing old towns in Italy. The sassi, or stone carved constructions and caves pile up out of control. They constitute a boundless astonishing view that nobody should miss. Of course, the top lodging option are the caves.
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With so many phones and laptops it’s time to give us a break and get out to live new experiences and adventures. Extreme sports and special activities for enterprises are more popular everyday. It’s a new way to connect with people and get to know your workmates in a different environment.
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Many of you know that Madrid isn’t the ideal city in terms of bikes because it only has certain available areas for the use of the magnificent tool but, there are some places specially on the outside of Madrid in which you will be able to hava a good byke ride: Moratalaz, for instance, San Sebatián de los Reyes, Parque Juan Carlos I and many others have complete bike areas, but the problem is that you might have to put your bike in your car before getting there, which makes it a non-sense.

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March is one of the most uneven months of the current annual calendar. Spring is coming and it represents the prelude of Easter week in Spain. The south of the peninsula is a coming and going of activities. From gastronomic sessions to concerts or exhibitions. We offer you the most exciting ones in Sevilla this month.
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Bored of spending your holidays in the same run-off-the-mill hotels over and over? Try sleeping in somewhere new next time. For instance, in a coffin, on the top of a tree, an igloo… Name any bizarre place you’ve always wanted to sleep in. It surely is in this list.
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Between Venice and Bologna, in the Emilia Romagna region, stands Ferrara, a beautiful medieval city noted for its walls, castles, palaces and other Renaissance architecture. A place not to be missed if you’re on tour on Italian soil.
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Photo by Félix Senior

Not many turists know the treasures they have below them when they have a bathe in any Spanish beach. Most turists come to Spain for its beaches, sun, party and luxury, they don’t give a damn about history, culture and treasures, at least not all of them. But the truth is that Spain has one of the most amazing seabeds in the world, not because of the corals or mamals but for its amazing history. Ships and boats, with entire fleets, have been sailing along Spanish coasts for centuries, many of them wrecked for being to old or badly made but, most of them, went down because of a battle, in one of the dozens of wars that Spain has fought since the first days.

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Courmayeur is the last town in Northwestern Italy before reaching the Mont Blanc Tunnel and France. It is also the starting point of probably the most impressive cable car route in the world: Funivie Monte Bianco. A breathtaking trip over the Alps crossing the borderline of Italy and France.
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Emerald Coast, the north coast of the French Brittany on the English Channel, was the home of the French corsairs. The epicenter is Saint-Malo also known as the Corsair City. “Neither French, nor Breton, but corsair am I”, they were proud to yell. Land of adventure, plundering and tavern beer baths, Emerald Coast is a must for sea lovers, adventure-seekers and active tourists.

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