Córdoba is less well known among tourists than Barcelona, Seville or the white towns of Andalusia. We decided to visit after seeing a beautiful photo on the internet, and we really liked the city read more...

We saw this little town while travelling around the island of Fuerteventura. It has a large convenient car park with toilets, a modern playground and a tiny historical centre. It is literally 50 metres from the car park and there is an interesting church called Nuestra Señora de Regla read more...

One of the largest parks on the Costa del Sol, it was opened in 1995 and covers an area of over 200,000 m². The park has animals, some even without cages. There is a lake with fish and turtles, several good playgrounds, toilets and a café read more...

We came to Estepona to walk along the promenade; we haven't visited the old town yet. The promenade is excellent, with lots of greenery and restaurants, and there are good playgrounds. We recommend it, especially if you have children read more...