Category: For tourists

The coast of Andalusia is full of symbols of safety, landmarks and… mystery – lighthouses! These majestic structures, which have been guiding seafarers to safe harbours for centuries, are not only practical but also unique tourist attractions.

Breakfast in Marbella? Fragrant bread straight from the oven, olives, avocado toast, waffles, Italian coffee… We recommend places where you can have a delicious breakfast and then enjoy another sunny day on the Costa del Sol.

Marbella, a true treasure of Andalusia, is famous for its magnificent coastline, luxury villas or yachts and vibrant nightlife. It is here that famous celebrities have been settling for years, as well as tourists from almost every corner of the world, to experience the beauty and charms of the place – the crystal waters, the… Continue reading Marbella’s best rooftop bars and restaurants

The Costa del Sol is not just about beautiful beaches, famous monuments or excellent beach clubs. This region is also known throughout Spain for its excellent range of theme parks, where you will be able to admire animals from all over the world! Meet four places where you can discover a fascinating, adventurous world of… Continue reading Admire unusual, exotic animals on the Costa del Sol

As you follow the picturesque coastline of the province of Malaga, bathed in sunshine and surrounded by the blue sea, you are bound to see something that catches your eye – the watchtowers. These ancient structures are like stone sentinels that still watch over the Andalusian landscape, faithful to their task for hundreds of years.

Italy is not the only country famous for good coffee. The Spanish also have a track record. And if, while on the Iberian peninsula, you don’t happen to fancy a cup of hot coffee bean brew, you can always replace it with the local cava.

Marbella – located in the south of Spain – on the sunny Costa del Sol, is an extraordinary pearl that boasts the title of the capital of Beach Clubs. It is a paradise for those who appreciate luxury, beautiful beaches and unforgettable pool parties. Rich in vibrant beach clubs, Marbella attracts the world’s elite as… Continue reading Visit the Beach Clubs of Marbella

Many heroes leave an indelible mark on the history of their nation. One such remarkable personage was General Władysław Sikorski, a prominent politician and leader of the Polish resistance during World War II. His life was full of heroism and struggle for Poland’s freedom. On the 80th anniversary of the General’s tragic death, a rally… Continue reading Commemoration of the 80th anniversary of General Sikorski’s death at Gibraltar

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the death of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso. For this reason, exhibitions and celebrations are being held throughout Spain and in Malaga, where he was born and spent part of his life, to commemorate this outstanding figure.

As the first signs of spring emerge in Poland, it is almost summer in Marbella, Spain, with temperatures reaching 28-30 degrees during the day. These are ideal conditions for spending a few free May days in one of Europe’s most desirable resorts.

Easter in Andalusia, known as Semana Santa, is one of the most important and festive events of the year. The celebrations begin on Palm Sunday, when people take to the streets to greet Jesus, who rides into town on a donkey.

A day trip from Marbella to Tangier in Morocco is a great way to experience the culture and history of this beautiful country. When spending your holiday on the Costa del Sol, it’s worth taking a day and heading to the African continent.