1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Located south of Barcelona, Costa Dorada (“Golden Coast”) is famous for its endless golden beaches, ancient Roman heritage, and gentle Mediterranean light.
This region blends history, family-friendly fun, and natural charm — home to UNESCO city Tarragona, PortAventura World, and the scenic Ebro Delta.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
– Salou: long, soft sands and lively promenade.
– Cambrils: elegant marina and calm family vibe.
– Altafulla: quiet charm and golden glow.
– Tamarit Beach: medieval castle rising from the shore.
– Torredembarra: natural dunes and clear waters.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL
– Tarragona Amphitheatre & Roman Walls — ancient capital of Hispania.
– Reus: birthplace of Antoni Gaudí, rich in Modernist architecture.
– Ebro Delta Natural Park: rice fields, flamingos, and lagoons.
– Priorat Vineyards: volcanic soil producing world-class wines.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest: Reus Airport (REU) — 15–30 min.
Alternative: Barcelona (BCN) — 1 hr drive.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Spring: 20–24°C — ideal for sightseeing.
Summer: 28–33°C — hot, sunny, and vibrant.
Autumn: 22–27°C — mild with calm seas.
Winter: 10–15°C — bright and quiet.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
– Motorways and high-speed trains connect to Barcelona and Valencia.
– Local trains along the coast.
– Car rental ideal for exploring wine routes and historic towns.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
– Family resorts in Salou and La Pineda.
– Boutique hotels in Tarragona and Altafulla.
– Rural spa lodges in Priorat vineyards.
– Luxury beachfront hotels with wellness centers.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
– Seafood paella, fideuà (noodle paella), and grilled sardines.
– Local wines from Priorat and Terra Alta.
– Calçots with romesco sauce, crema catalana, and olive oils.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April–October: beach and festival season.
November–March: ideal for wine and cultural trips.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Catalan & Spanish (English widely spoken)
Combine Costa Dorada with Barcelona or Valencia for a full Mediterranean route.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Stretching from Blanes to the French border, Costa Brava (“Wild Coast”) is one of the most enchanting regions of Spain. Known for its rugged cliffs, crystal waters, pine-covered bays, and romantic villages, it represents the pure essence of Catalonia’s Mediterranean soul.
It’s the birthplace of Salvador Dalí and a land of contrasts — ancient stone towns, quiet fishing ports, and modern seaside resorts. Costa Brava combines artistic legacy, natural beauty, and an unmistakable sense of freedom.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
– Aiguablava (Begur): turquoise waters and fine sand surrounded by pine trees.
– Sa Tuna: picturesque cove with white houses and crystal clarity.
– Tossa de Mar: golden beach under medieval walls.
– Cala Montjoi: wild bay famous for El Bulli.
– Tamariu: serene bay ideal for snorkeling and kayaking.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS
– Dalí Triangle: Figueres, Cadaqués, and Púbol — tracing the artist’s world.
– Girona Old Town: medieval alleys and Gothic cathedrals.
– Empúries Ruins: ancient Greek and Roman port city.
– Tossa de Mar Fortress: unique coastal citadel with panoramic sea views.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Girona–Costa Brava (GRO) — 30–60 min.
Alternative: Barcelona–El Prat (BCN) — 1.5–2 hrs by car.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Spring: 18–23°C — blooming gardens and peaceful coves.
Summer: 27–32°C — lively and sun-filled.
Autumn: 20–25°C — warm sea and golden light.
Winter: 10–15°C — quiet for cultural trips.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
– Excellent road and rail connections with Barcelona and Girona.
– Regular buses link main towns and coastal resorts.
– Car rental is ideal for exploring small bays and inland villages.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Costa Brava offers diverse stays:
– Luxury seafront resorts in Begur and S’Agaró.
– Boutique hotels in Cadaqués and Calella de Palafrugell.
– Family-friendly hotels in Lloret de Mar and Platja d’Aro.
– Charming villas and rural houses inland among vineyards and olive groves.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
– Seafood rice, Catalan fish stew (suquet de peix), and anchovies from L’Escala.
– Local wines from Empordà, olive oils, and artisan cheeses.
– Michelin-starred restaurants blend innovation and Mediterranean tradition.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
May–October: beach season and sailing.
March–April: ideal for cultural tourism and spring festivals.
November–February: quiet escapes and wine tastings.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Catalan & Spanish (English widely spoken)
Combine with Barcelona or Pyrenees for a complete Catalonia experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
The largest Balearic Island, Mallorca is a symphony of turquoise coves, mountain landscapes, and timeless charm.
It’s a destination that unites luxury, authenticity, and Mediterranean lifestyle — where every village, vineyard, and beach has its own story.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
– Es Trenc: famous for its white sands and emerald sea.
– Cala Formentor: mountain views and turquoise waters.
– Cala Mondragó: protected natural park beach.
– Cala Llombards: quiet and scenic.
– Portals Nous: elegant and exclusive.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS
– Palma Cathedral (La Seu): Gothic masterpiece by the sea.
– Bellver Castle: panoramic views over Palma Bay.
– Valldemossa & Deià: mountain villages of artists and poets.
– Sóller & Vintage Train: a nostalgic journey through orange groves.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI): 10–60 min to all resorts.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Spring: 19–23°C
Summer: 28–33°C
Autumn: 22–27°C
Winter: 12–17°C

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
– Excellent road network.
– Car rental and private transfers available.
– Ferries connect to Ibiza, Menorca, and Barcelona.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
– Luxury resorts: in Andratx, Palma, and Pollença.
– Boutique fincas: in Deià and Valldemossa.
– Family hotels: in Alcúdia and Cala Millor.
– Wellness retreats: in Tramuntana Mountains.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
– Sobrasada, ensaimada, and tumbet (vegetable casserole).
– Seafood paella and local wines from Binissalem.
– Olive oil, citrus fruits, and almond pastries.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
May–October: beach and sailing season.
March–April: almond blossom and hiking.
November–February: cultural and wellness travel.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Spanish & Catalan (English widely spoken)
Combine Mallorca with Ibiza or Menorca for a Balearic escape.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Ibiza, the legendary Balearic island, blends two worlds — the vibrant energy of its nightlife and the peaceful beauty of its landscapes.
Beyond the clubs, Ibiza is an island of spiritual calm, traditional villages, and golden coves surrounded by turquoise waters.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
– Cala Comte: golden sand and crystal sea.
– Ses Salines: lively and stylish.
– Cala d’Hort: overlooking mystical Es Vedrà rock.
– Benirràs: famous for its sunset drum circles.
– Cala Llonga: perfect for families.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS
– Dalt Vila: UNESCO-listed old town with panoramic views.
– Es Vedrà: mysterious rock steeped in legend.
– Sant Josep & Santa Gertrudis: bohemian village life.
– Phoenician Ruins of Sa Caleta: ancient history by the sea.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Ibiza International Airport (IBZ): 10–35 min to main resorts.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Spring: 20–25°C
Summer: 28–33°C
Autumn: 23–28°C
Winter: 12–18°C

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
– Car or scooter rental available island-wide.
– Ferry links to Formentera and Mallorca.
– Yacht charters for private exploration.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
– Luxury resorts: Nobu, Six Senses, Ushuaïa.
– Wellness retreats: in northern Ibiza.
– Family hotels: in Santa Eulalia.
– Private villas: with sea views and infinity pools.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
– Bullit de peix (fisherman’s stew).
– Flaó (mint and cheese tart).
– Local seafood, olive oils, and herbs.
– Beachfront restaurants and sunset dining experiences.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
May–September: vibrant and festive.
October–April: peaceful, authentic, and perfect for retreats.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Spanish & Catalan (English widely spoken)
Combine Ibiza with Mallorca or Formentera for a Balearic journey crafted by Legend Travel.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Barcelona is the beating heart of Catalonia — a city of art, light, and imagination where the Mediterranean meets modern genius.
From the curved balconies of Gaudí’s masterpieces to the vibrant pulse of La Rambla, Barcelona is a celebration of creativity, freedom, and color.
It is a city that breathes design — in its architecture, cuisine, and even its rhythm.
A stroll through Barcelona is a journey through centuries of culture framed by sea breeze and urban sophistication.

2️⃣ HISTORY & CULTUR
Founded by the Romans, Barcelona flourished during the Middle Ages as a maritime power and later became the capital of Catalan identity.
Today, it remains the cultural soul of Spain, blending Gothic heritage with avant-garde innovation.
From the Gothic Quarter’s shadowed alleys to the surreal geometry of Gaudí, every corner is alive with meaning.
Barcelona’s independent spirit and passion for art, architecture, and gastronomy make it one of Europe’s most inspiring destinations.

3️⃣ LANDMARKS & ATTRACTIONS
– Sagrada Família: Gaudí’s eternal cathedral and symbol of Barcelona.
– Park Güell: a fairytale of mosaic and imagination.
– Casa Batlló & La Pedrera: stunning Modernist architecture on Passeig de Gràcia.
– Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic): medieval labyrinth of narrow streets and plazas.
– Montjuïc Hill: gardens, museums, and sweeping views of the harbor.
– Port Vell & Barceloneta Beach: the city’s modern seaside playground.

4️⃣ MUSEUMS & ART
– Picasso Museum: a deep journey through the artist’s formative years.
– MNAC (National Art Museum of Catalonia): Romanesque frescoes to Catalan modernism.
– MACBA: Barcelona’s center for contemporary art.
– Fundació Miró: colorful abstraction meets Mediterranean light.

5️⃣ CITY ATMOSPHERE & LIFESTYLE
Barcelona lives outdoors. Locals gather at seaside terraces, morning markets, and sunset rooftops.
Music flows through the streets — flamenco, jazz, and Catalan rumba.
It’s a city where creativity feels effortless: from artisan boutiques in El Born to avant-garde fashion and cuisine in Eixample.
The energy is cosmopolitan yet deeply Mediterranean — stylish, slow, and sensual.

6️⃣ TRANSPORTATION & ACCESSIBILITY
– El Prat International Airport (BCN): 20 min to the city center.
– Metro, buses, and trams cover all neighborhoods.
– High-speed trains connect to Madrid, Valencia, and Paris.
– Walking and cycling paths make exploring easy and enjoyable.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
– Luxury hotels: W Barcelona, Majestic, Mandarin Oriental.
– Boutique stays: in El Born and Gràcia.
– Seafront resorts: near Barceloneta and Port Olympic.
– Historic hotels: restored palaces in the Gothic Quarter.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Catalan cuisine blends mountain, sea, and creativity:
– Pa amb tomàquet: bread rubbed with tomato and olive oil.
– Seafood paella and arroz negro (black rice).
– Tapas: Iberian ham, anchovies, and spicy potatoes.
– Michelin-starred dining: Cinc Sentits, Lasarte, and Moments.
Wine and cava from nearby Penedès complete the experience.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
– Spring (Apr–Jun): perfect weather, festivals, and outdoor dining.
– Summer (Jul–Aug): lively, beach season in full swing.
– Autumn (Sep–Oct): cultural events and mild climate.
– Winter (Nov–Mar): fewer tourists, cozy and artistic.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Catalan & Spanish (English widely spoken)
Timezone: GMT +1
Combine with Costa Brava or Costa Dorada for a coastal and cultural Legend Travel experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Madrid, the Spanish capital, is a city of contrast and passion — where royal palaces coexist with avant-garde galleries, and lively plazas echo with music, laughter, and life.
It’s a city that defines Spain’s cultural and emotional essence: bold, elegant, and full of rhythm.
From dawn cafés to midnight flamenco, Madrid moves to its own beat — one that’s both royal and rebellious.

2️⃣ HISTORY & CULTURE
Founded in the 9th century, Madrid became the capital of Spain under Philip II.
Its history is marked by royalty, art, and resilience.
Today, it’s a cosmopolitan center known for its museums, classical architecture, and unshakable pride in Spanish identity.
Madrid’s plazas and boulevards reflect centuries of empire and artistic brilliance.

3️⃣ LANDMARKS & ATTRACTIONS
– Royal Palace (Palacio Real): one of Europe’s grandest residences.
– Plaza Mayor: the heart of Madrid’s old town.
– Puerta del Sol: where Spain’s roads begin and life never stops.
– Retiro Park: lush gardens and tranquil lakes in the city center.
– Gran Vía: the Broadway of Madrid — theaters, lights, and style.
– Temple of Debod: an ancient Egyptian temple gifted to Spain.

4️⃣ MUSEUMS & ART
Madrid is one of the world’s great art capitals:
– Museo del Prado: masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco.
– Museo Reina Sofía: home to Picasso’s Guernica.
– Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum: one of Europe’s finest private collections.
Together, they form the “Golden Triangle of Art.”

5️⃣ CITY ATMOSPHERE & LIFESTYLE
Madrid’s spirit lies in its people — open, expressive, and passionate.
Locals fill tapas bars, stroll down Castellana Avenue, and gather in Malasaña for music and laughter until dawn.
Here, life is an art form — spontaneous, emotional, and shared.
The city’s architecture reflects both grandeur and warmth: marble facades, wrought-iron balconies, and sunlit plazas.

6️⃣ TRANSPORTATION & ACCESSIBILITY
– Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD): 25–30 min from the center.
– Metro, buses, and high-speed trains (AVE) to all regions.
– Excellent connection with Barcelona (2.5 hr train).
– Compact and walkable downtown.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
– Luxury hotels: The Ritz, Four Seasons, and Mandarin Oriental Ritz.
– Boutique hotels: in Salamanca and Chueca.
– Art Deco residences: around Gran Vía and Chamberí.
– Modern design stays: in Atocha and Lavapiés.

8️⃣GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Madrid’s cuisine reflects the heart of Spain:
– Cocido madrileño: traditional chickpea stew.
– Tapas and vermouth at Mercado de San Miguel.
– Churros con chocolate: sweet breakfast tradition.
– Michelin-starred experiences: DiverXO, Ramón Freixa.
Pair meals with Ribera del Duero wines or local sangria.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
– Spring (Apr–Jun): flowers, open-air concerts, ideal temperatures.
– Autumn (Sep–Nov): perfect for walking and culture.
– Winter (Dec–Feb): cozy ambiance, Christmas lights, flamenco nights.
– Summer (Jul–Aug): warm and lively, ideal for evening terraces.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Spanish (English spoken in tourist areas)
Timezone: GMT +1
Combine Madrid with Toledo, Segovia, or Andalusia for a grand Legend Travel journey through the heart of Spain.