The Costa Brava, situated in the northeastern part of Spain along the Mediterranean coast, is known for its sandy beaches, rocky coves and traditional fishing villages. Living in Costa Blanca has ...

That was our initial plan; with an eye on prioritising Costa Brava, three hours to Andorra ... corner from the central location. Finally, the town provides the most accommodation and food ...

The coastal region in northeastern Spain has a long artistic and cultural heritage, as well as both modern and historic homes ...

This charming coastal town sits on the Costa Brava, which translates as the ‘wild coast’ and is known for its historic fishing port and sandy beaches, will be your base for the tour with ...

Contra Costa's second largest "very high" hazardous area is in Richmond with 4,395 acres, up from 4,129 in 2011. Both Orinda and Richmond's highest risk of wildfires are in steep hillside areas.

There are plenty of interesting destinations you can reach in just a few hours by train from Barcelona.View on euronews ...

The resort has three tree house suites, designed by Luxury Frontiers ... on the Northwest coast of Costa Rica, skirts the Pacific Ocean, and is home to bohemian surf towns like Tamarindo and ...

and his 32-seat restaurant feels like a Costa Brava beach cabana, magically set down amid the brightly painted façades of a tiny North Atlantic fishing town. Somehow, as I eat a breaded croquette ...

Barcelona is one of the most-visited cities in Spain ... time and time again is Girona - the historic capital of the Costa Brava. The fast train from Barcelona takes just 38 minutes, but ...

It’s a debate that never seems to die: Cape Town versus Johannesburg, who’s got the better deal when it comes to rent? Mzansi has been talking about this for years, and honestly, it’s no ...

I have been living in Cambridge for around six months now and feel settled-in enough to start comparing it to the other places I have called home. From the food to public transport, here is what I ...