All in Historical
Located a mere 35km south of Barcelona is the picture-perfect town of Sitges, Spain. It has a very classy feel to it and has been a popular playground for the wealthy since the early 1900s and it’s because of this popularity that it also has some of the most expensive real estate in Europe.
Tarragona, Spain is the perfect destination for history fanatics such as myself and really for anybody looking to find beautiful sights around every corner. Tarragona’s history goes so far back that the actual founding date is still unknown, though there is a theory that the city goes back to at least 2407 BC to the times of an Ethiopian pharoah named Tearcon, who ruled over parts of Spain.
Old Town Alcudia is a well preserved medieval town located on the incredibly gorgeous island of Mallorca, Spain, that was built in the 13th-14th centuries. The name Alcudia points even further towards the past to the islands Arabic history, you see in 905AD the island of Mallorca came under Muslim rule and their reign lasted till 1229AD, until King James I, of Aragon captured the island for the crown and immediately started with the construction of Alcudia.
London, England is a place with an incredibly rich and diverse history going back as far as, well… before history. Structures found in the River Thames push the dates of occupation in the area back to 4,800 BC, but it wasn’t until the Romans came that it earned its status in history and they named it Londinium, coincidence, I think not.
There are two words that perfectly describe Cuba and those are friendly and safe. Not only that, but Cuba is incredibly beautiful and definitely very unique to the rest of the world. A place seemingly stuck suspended in time, but with a culturally liberal feel. It is a multicultural, but a tension-less place with people who seem to blend together as well as the glorious cafe con leche(Cuban coffee), that you will be sure to fall in love with on your journeys in Cuba.
