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To this day, scientists cannot agree on where the original inhabitants of La Gomera came from. This leaves a lot of room for hypothetical and phantasmal explanations. Legends are still abundant about the island of the blissful.
One thing that we can be sure of, is that the Phoenicians, coming from what is known today as Cadiz, were bold sailors, who explored the Atlantic Ocean between 1100-800 B.C. and very probably were the ones to discover every one of the Canary Islands.
In the Canaries, the Phoenicians found the sought after plant, the Orchilla-lichen and took it back home with them. The purple substance which could be won from the plant became their main commodity.
From 5000 B.C., the first settlers landed on La Gomera. It is unclear as to whether they came from north African Berlan Tribes or if they were part of the megalithic culture. It is also still unknown, if the settlement was part of a specific migration.
It is assumed that the Ancient Canarians on La Gomera, had neither contact to Africa nor to the neighbouring islands.
the peaceful people lived in a stone-age culture. Mostly they were farmers and shepherds, who also sustained themselves by fishing and clothing themselves with furs.
The social structure of the Ancient Canarians, which was based on the principal of equality, is seen as highly developed.
When the Spanish arrived on La Gomera in the 15th century, the island was divided into four tribal regions. The natural religion of the original inhabitants, which consisted of the cosmic and earthly elements (stars, rain, plants, animals, mountains, etc.) and also the belief in good and evil, was the most important pillar of their culture.
The religious aspect influenced social, political and economical life. Even today, the cult sites on the table mountain La Fortaleza, as well as the highest mountain on the island, Garajonay, are a sign of the culture of the island’s original inhabitants.
The geographic location of La Gomera, as with all of the Canary Islands, was known very early on. The mathematician and geographer Ptolemy determined the exact location of La Gomera between 85 and 160 A.D. However a cloak of (European) oblivion fell over the island of eternal spring.
For hundreds of years, the island of the blissful remained forgotten in Europe until the end of the 12th century, when seafarers and merchants started looking for new markets to develop.
Improved nautical technology made it possible from this point on, to invade the islands, enslave the islanders and take hold of the island’s natural resources.
Spain’s conquest of La Gomera began in 1404, after the Norman aristocrat Jean de Bethencourt annexed Lanzarote and Fuertaventura to the Spanish Crown.
Supported by the Catalan King, Bethencourt acted under the guise of a Christian missionary, however, his real interest was of economical nature.
In 1404, Bethencourt tried to invade La Gomera, but failed because of the bitter resistance of the natives. An attack at a later time managed to subdue two of the four tribes.
The Spanish authority changed many times, until Hernan de Peraza, together with the beautiful Beatriz de Bobadilla, ruled cruelly over La Gomera in 1447.
The fortress tower, Torre del Conde, was built in San Sebastian as a retreat. The two remaining tribes resisted the regime and were not finally defeated until 1488 due to an ambush by Alonso Fernandez de Lugo, the conqueror of Tenerife and La Palma.
After the conquest, many islanders were sold to the Spanish mainland as slaves or were moved around within the archipelago, to prevent uprisings.
The remaining Benahores came to terms with a life under the conquerors.
Soon they started speaking their language and their own language was lost. Today only a few reminders of the ancient language remain, in place names such as Tijarafe.
In 1514 they became emancipated and were legally equal to the Spanish. A feudal system was established, which remained in La Palma until into the 18th century.
Sugarcane and wine were the most important export goods of la Gomera until well into the 16th century. After an economical crisis, the Canaries were declared a free trade area in 1852 and new accents were given to the economy.
Conchenille-lice, which live on prickly pears, provided a very sought after red dye. Shortly afterwards however, synthetic dyes were invented, which caused the Cochineal production to collapse.
Because of these factors, a second wave of emigration took place at the end of the 19th century. Many tried their luck in Cuba and Venezuela.
When Franco died in 1975, King Juan Carlos introduced democracy to Spain. For the first time, the Canarios had a chance to elect a regional government. In 1982 the canaries were granted autonomic status, divided into the provinces of Gran Canaria and Tenerife, to which La Gomera belongs.
When Spain joined the EC, the Canaries were given a special status with a trade guarantee for bananas, which ran out in the mid-1990s. The island’s government now concentrates on the branches of industry tourism, agriculture and fishing. The individual branches are supported through specific promotions.
With Island Learning you’ll have the chance to take your learning beyond the classroom to fully immerse yourself and truly feel Spanish in La Gomera. We offer a wide range of accommodation to help you feel the relaxed vibe of island living. No white walled student residences here! Choose to stay in a holiday apartment, boutique hotel or with a host family – check out our accommodation page for more details.
At Island Learning we want you to feel like you’re coming to visit long time friends and we’ll go out of our way to make you feel like part of the family! From the moment you step off the ferry, you’ll know you’ve been transported to a special place.
Let us guide you step by step from pre-departure to arrival and home again. However long you choose to study with us, we’ll make sure that you have an unforgettable experience!
So, where is La Gomera? We’re the small dot next to our larger island neighbour Tenerife, located in the Canary Island archipelago off the north west coast of Africa! How’s that for an introduction? Get out your map or globe and see if you can spot us! Our tiny yet majestically rugged island is a magical paradise just waiting to be discovered! Relax with friendly old world vibes and unwind as you rest in the shade of palm trees. Recharge your mind and soul with yoga and endless sunshine. Ignite your senses with unique island flavours, breathtaking natural wonders, and feel the islands’ancient pulse beat through your veins. Our bespoke Spanish courses are designed to maximize your learning through meaningful connections with locals to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the island, more importantly how to relate these connections with the Spanish language and get you communicating faster.
I enjoyed my one week Spanish course, the teacher was enthusiastic and patient. The material has been very useful, I am still referring to it now.
Daniel Cook
England
I really enjoyed my Spanish lessons with Island Learning La Gomera.
The teacher knew precisely my level and what I was looking for. Arturo is excellent and originally from the Canary Islands which is good because he can teach me the particularities of the area.
It was easy and fast to organize and begin a lesson.
Anna the headmaster is professional, nice, available at all times and very concerned about her students.
I recommend this school if you want to learn Spanish.
Fabienne
France
Language school with a heart. Very flexible, tailored to the needs of the students. Great excursion into the area!
“Sprachschule mit Herz. Sehr flexibel auf Bedürfnisse der Schüler innen abgestimmt. Supertoller Ausflug in die Umgebung!”
Adina
Germany
I stayed 9 weeks at this school and I really enjoyed my time there.
My teacher was attentive to my level, my desires and my centers of interest. I couldn’t do many activities because I was at the beginning of my pregnancy but many times they offered me the opportunity to enjoy the island. Anna, the director, has been super sweet and helped me in different ways!
I felt listened to and I had a good laugh. I definitely recommend this school. Hasta luego!
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Surprisingly, I have nothing to say about La Gomera. After spending a day on the island and driving around it up and down, I never found anything worthwhile there.
This is something like an addition to Tenerife: vacationers come to Homera who want to see another Canary island, but do not want to waste time on the road. Just half an hour on the ferry – and you are here.
Nature lovers will find something for themselves here. Although on other islands everything is in order with nature. In a word, La Gomera is the most useless island of the archipelago.
1 The island is completely devoid of any individuality. I have already seen all this somewhere.
2 Many terraced gardens. Growing wine. As you understand, after the volcanic vineyards of Lanzarote, there is nothing to see here.
3 Cities are still pretty, monotonous and deserted.
4 Here, I found an old Soviet Niva. Rotting his age. One can only sympathize with the owner: it is unpleasant to drive along such serpentines without a hydraulic booster.
5 The only thing that reminds of the island’s volcanic origin is the permanent black beaches.
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7 Lots of tunnels.
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9 Lagomersky summer resident is carrying seedlings.
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11 Nice city in the mountains.
12 Even topless girls don’t sunbathe on this strange island!
13 One of the few points on the route around the island was this castle. Either a real historical fortress, or just a restaurant.
14 But the road to it was blocked. A thousand stones fell from the mountain and turned a cozy path with good asphalt into a typical Russian road.
15 Some devastation and desolation here.
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17 In short, I didn’t see the castle and didn’t eat at the restaurant.
18 Serpentines here are only good. Better than mostly in Tenerife. More interesting, more original, more dangerous.
19 The woman wanted to jump into the ocean, but when she saw the photographer she changed her mind.
20 And the ocean is good.
There is a beach nearby. And there are no people. Enjoy.
21 Something strange at the bottom of the sea.
22 In the center of the island there is a national park with dense vegetation. This is already a hiking area. You need to leave the car and walk for long kilometers on foot. I was lazy so I just drove past it.
23 And here is the main mountain, the symbol of La Gomera. In the pictures, it is usually shown among a truly tropical forest. Just jungles: creepers, monkeys, the mountain itself seemed green to me too. In fact, a complete disappointment. The forest has just burned down.
24 This is such an island, there is not even anything to tell. Now all hopes for the island of El Hierro, the westernmost and smallest in the archipelago. Previously, it was the zero meridian and the border of the Ancient World. Until the discovery of America, El Hierro was the extreme point of the world. Perhaps I can look across the ocean and see the Turtle and the Elephants?
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The Anfi Tauro Golf is located in the south of the island of Gran Canaria, 10 minutes from Maspalomas.
Opened in 2007, architect Robert Von Hagge is inspired by the Arizona style to offer an innovative and fun 18-hole course. Volcanic colors, rich vegetation, mountains in the shape of a volcano; the frame instantly plunges you into a movie set!
The Anfi Tauro Golf course is very pleasant, quite technical but nevertheless accessible to all.
The decor and impeccable maintenance are indeed assets but can quickly become enemies … Be precise and do not let yourself be distracted by the extraordinary and privileged view that emerges before your eyes!
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Where is the Anfi Tauro Golf located?
The Anfi Tauro Golf is located at the following address: Valle de Tauro, s/n, 35138, Las Palmas, Spain, 27.
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What is the total distance of the Anfi Tauro Golf course?
The total distance of the Anfi Tauro Golf course, from the “Back-Tees” is 6083 meters
In which year was Anfi Tauro Golf created?
The Anfi Tauro Golf was created in 2006
Who is the architect of the Anfi Tauro Golf course?
The Anfi Tauro Golf course was designed by Robert von Haage
What is the number of holes and the name of the main course at Anfi Tauro Golf?
Anfi Tauro Golf 18 holes, the Anfi Tauro Golf is classified in the category: Golf course, 18 holes and more in Spain, Canary Islands
What is the total Par of Anfi Tauro Golf?
The total Par of Anfi Tauro Golf is 72
How to book a tee time at Anfi Tauro Golf?
You can book a tee off at Anfi Tauro Golf by phone at the following number: +34 928 56 04 62
What services and facilities are available at Anfi Tauro Golf?
At Anfi Tauro Golf you will find the following services and equipment: Snacking bar, Electric trolley, Manual trolley, Teachers, Golf cart, Approach green, Small game area, Club rental, Mini-golf, Compact course, Swimming pool, Driving range , Proshop, Putting green, Restaurant, Seminar conference rooms, Accommodation and hotels near the golf course for stays and weekends, Changing rooms, Wi-Fi Club House internet connection
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Golf Salobre is located in the south of the Canary Islands, in Maspalomas, in the heart of a luxury hotel complex.
Its geographical location will allow you to play golf all year round and you will get a change of scenery during your stay thanks to the sumptuous views of the sea and the mountains.
For the happiness of all, the complex offers 2 18-hole courses: the “New Course” and the “Old Course”.
Golf Salobre is the only resort in the Canary Islands to offer 36 holes to golfers.
The “Old Course” (18 holes – Par 71 – 5 meters) is located in the heart of arid vegetation. Designed by the architect Roland Favré, the latter knew how to exploit the environment to bring a particular personality to each of the 565 holes.
The “New Course” (18 holes – Par 72 – 5 meters) was designed by Ron Kirby. Inked in its landscape of volcanic rocks, it blends into the background and offers golfers a unique game in an unusual place.
The Lopesan Meloneras Golf is an absolute oasis of palm trees and lakes, with the nature of the Canary Islands as the real protagonist.
The golf course is located on the Costa Meloneras, the new tourist resort in the south of Gran Canaria.
It is ideally located between the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve and Pasito Blanco Marina, right in front of Meloneras Beach. In addition, the Lopesan Meloneras Golf offers panoramic views of the mountains of the island, a luxury that is added to an enviable climate that allows golfers to practice their favorite activity all year round.
Lopesan Meloneras Golf, an 18-hole par 71 golf course, is located right by the sea. Golf players enjoy a spectacular view from the green, where the green of the course mingles with the blue of the ocean .
The Maspalomas golf course is located in the heart of the Natural Park of the Dunes of Maspalomas, a protected area of more than 400 hectares, in a landscape where the sea and palm trees draw the horizon.
The course is relatively flat, rather long but with wide fairways .
Between a panorama of desert dunes, green fairways, palm trees and well-defended greens, Maspalomas leaves its visitors with lasting memories.
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Gran Canaria does tend to fly under the radar when it comes to golf courses but it is home to some of the finest golf courses in Europe in our opinion! The majority of the courses are centered around the resorts of Maspalomas, Meloneras and Mogan.
First up is the unmissable Anfi Tauro. If you play anywhere in Gran Canaria, make sure you include Anfi Tauro, you will not regret it. A Von Hagge designed golf course, Anfi Tauro Golf Club is a true desert, canyon style golf course with some incredible holes carved out of the landscape. A championship set up and immaculately maintained, the course has the WOW factor from start to finish. A gentle, forgiving opening hole lulls you into a false sense of security and you are rapidly brought back down to Earth..now you are in the game. Be sure to take the camera…and a few extra golf balls.
One of the best set up’s in the Canary Islands. A truly modern championship design and holes running close to the Atlantic Ocean. Meloneras Golf Club is only minutes from the popular beach resorts of Maspalomas and Meloneras meaning that this is a very popular course and is included within most golfers’ itineraries when playing in Gran Canaria.
The condition of the golf course is always very high. We found it a real challenge, particularly if the wind is blowing…and it does blow regularly in Gran Canaria making club selection a headache at times and adding a different aspect to an already challenging golf course.
This is a members’ orientated golf club and is ideally located within Maspalomas itself – easy walking distance from some of our favourite hotels! The friendly members vibe is felt throughout the club and it is a very welcoming environment for the holiday golfer. The golf course is a gentler holiday golf experience and very walkable. The course is flat but beware of the many palm trees or you will be very quickly out of position. The famous dunes at Maspalomas are a real feature of the course. An errant drive on a couple of holes and you will be re-loading with a lost ball finding its new home in the unforgiving Dunes!
This course is attached to the Salobre Resort & Serenity which sits in an elevated position around 15 minutes from the resort of Maspalomas.
The older sister of the 36 hole set up at Salobre, we really enjoyed the Salobre Old Course as it was a more traditional design and a really fair but true holiday golf experience. The course is inland and offers a canyon style experience at points. There are many enjoyable holes including some long par 5s and risk and reward holes too. It can be walked too although if hot, we recommend taking a buggy. It has the golf holiday vibe about the place and offers a different experience to the courses already listed – Salobre Old is a course you should be including in your Gran Canaria golf itinerary.
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The second largest golf club has opened in the northeastern part of the Croatian island of Greater Brijuni. Golf courses are located between the sea and the safari park, where zebras, mouflons, deer live. Unlike most European golf courses, where the grass is mowed two or three times a week, the Bryun course is cared for by animals. nine0005
The golf course was built according to the design of 1923, when representatives of the elite of that time played on the same slopes. The adjacent territory was equipped according to the same project. An original wooden house has been built for visitors, where you can drink a refreshing drink and admire the sea view.
Along with a new golf course, this year a renovated safari park, a refurbished boat port and some new services await tourists. One of them is the opportunity to reserve an island for one day for lunch or dinner in an intimate setting.
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El marcador del lugar se coloca en Benidorm. [Más]
La imagen de satélite en tiempo real se aprovecha de la combinación de bandas de la luz visible y de la luz infrarroja. Cómo se pueden detectar cambios de temperaturas a través de la banda infrarrojo, la imagen no aparece oscura de noche. No obstante, la niebla y las nubes bajas son apenas visibles en las imágenes de infrarrojo ya que las diferencias de temperaturas entre el suelo y la niebla son muy pequeñas, por eso, son casi invisibles durante la noche. Las imágenes de satélite del Meteosat (Europa) son actualizados en tiempo real cada 5 minutos. Las imágenes del GOES-16/GOES-17 (América del Norte y América del Sur) y Himawari (Asia) son actualizadas cada 10 minutos.
La precipitación se estima a partir de radares y satélites.
Las estimaciones de precipitación con los satélites son menos precisas de noche que durante el día. Las cruces naranjas identifican lugares donde se detectaron relámpagos (en Europa).
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El marcador del lugar se coloca en Benidorm.
Esta animación muestra el radar de precipitaciones para la(s) última(s) 1 hora(s).
Las lloviznas o las nevadas ligeras pueden ser invisibles para el radar. La intensidad de la precipitación está codificada por colores, que van del azul claro al naranja.
Fuente de datos del radar: AEMET.
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La previsión meteorológica de este miércoles en Benidorm (Alicante) contempla
cielos despejados desde la madrugada hasta las 06:00 horas, mientras que a partir de primera hora de la mañana la nubosidad aumentará
para, finalmente, acabar con un escenario sin nubes, tal y como apunta la Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET).
Los termómetros situarán la temperatura máxima en valores similares a los de ayer, con 14 grados, al tiempo que las mínimas seguirán oscilando alrededor de los 8
(aunque con alrededor de 7 grados de sensación térmica mínima)
. En esta fecha vendrán vientos flojos de dirección este.
El gráfico que a continuación se expone indica cómo evolucionará el tiempo a lo largo de la semana en Benidorm. De izquierda a derecha, se representa el día correspondiente, el estado del cielo predominante, la probabilidad de precipitaciones y las temperaturas mínimas y máximas.
Por otro lado, mañana será un día sin nubes.
Se espera una temperatura máxima similar a la de hoy en Benidorm
, mientras que la mínima variará ligeramente, moviéndose sobre los 7 grados. También se sucederán vientos flojos de dirección sudeste.
El viernes no se producirían precipitaciones, ya que durante este día se espera un panorama despejado. Las temperaturas no cambiarán demasiado, registrando un valor máximo de 16 grados y una mínima de 9
. De dirección este, soplarán ligeras brisas de viento.
El fin de semana deparará
cielos despejados los dos días. Este final de semana comenzará con unas temperaturas máximas de 16 grados y unas mínimas de 10. El último día tendrá temperaturas parecidas. El viento en Benidorm soplará en forma de suaves brisas de dirección sur el sábado y de este el domingo.
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Respecto a otros municipios próximos, se vivirá una jornada caracterizada por
cielos despejados, que no variarán a lo largo del día, en Alicante.
La temperatura mínima será de 5 grados y la máxima de 15 grados.
En Gandia, tendrán lugar
cielos despejados, que no se verán alterados en todo el miércoles. Las temperaturas se moverán entre los 5 grados de mínima y los 14 de máxima.
Esta es la previsión meteorológica en otras localidades:
* Datos del tiempo en Benidorm con información elaborada utilizando, entre otras, la obtenida de la Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET). En cualquier caso, esta información debe considerarse provisional a la espera de próximas actualizaciones.
La previsión meteorológica de este miércoles en Benidorm (Alicante) contempla
cielos despejados desde la madrugada hasta las 06:00 horas, mientras que a partir de primera hora de la mañana la nubosidad aumentará
para, finalmente, acabar con un escenario sin nubes, tal y como apunta la Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET).
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Location
The clinic is located on the Spanish coast in the city of Benidorm in the southern part of Valencia.
Alicante – 60 km
Benidorm is a private clinic in Spain, where most patients come from other countries. Therefore, the staff here speaks several languages, including Russian.
The clinic includes several departments and institutes.
The Spine Center is a national leader in the adoption of technologies from Braun Aesculap and STORZ, manufacturers of equipment for modern surgical interventions. With their help, doctors perform minimally invasive and endoscopic operations, microdiscectomy and arthroplasty. nine0003
At Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases , doctors determine the risks of developing pathologies, diagnose and treat acute and chronic conditions. Every year, the surgeons of the institute perform about 400 operations, including:
In addition, the institute has a department of genetic research, where, with the help of molecular biology, the hereditary risk of developing atherosclerosis is determined.
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Institute for Comprehensive Cancer Therapy (ITIC)
In the hospital, the patient has the opportunity to go through all stages of diagnosis and treatment of oncological diseases.
Procedures:
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This department has the most advanced hardware available today in nuclear medicine.
S TEMCLINIC specializes in reconstructive surgery. Here, stem cells are used to treat complications after tumor removal, to reconstruct the mammary glands, to treat chronic ulcers and wounds. As a result, doctors correct the shape of the patient’s body and return psychological comfort to him. nine0003
The Stroke Department brings together specialists from different fields.
Neurologists, emergency workers, neurosurgeons, radiologists and cardiologists are involved in the early diagnosis of the disease and its treatment. A feature of the department is a round-the-clock service, in which a team of neuroradiologists and neurologists is on duty.
Obesity Center offers patients weight loss through bariatric surgery. Before the operation, doctors conduct a diagnosis of the body and determine which treatment option will be the most optimal: gastric banding, biliopancreatic bypass or vertical gastroplasty. After the operation, a psychologist, an endocrinologist and a nutritionist are involved in the work so that the patient’s recovery is as comfortable as possible. nine0003
You can stay in a hospital or one of the 10 superior rooms. For outpatient treatment, accommodation in any Benidorm hotel of your choice.
Organization of a personal transfer from the airport and translation services.
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Old Town of Benidorm, or the Old Quarter of Benidorm (Parte Vieja) – is perhaps one of the best places in Benidorm for walking, gastronomy and shopping. If you are tired of a beach holiday, the bustle of the city and the high-rise buildings of Benidorm, then the old quarter will be an ideal place for walking, where you can fully experience the Spanish flavor and breathe in a breath of “fresh” air. nine0003
The old town area is located on a picturesque promontory overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, in the very center of Benidorm, between two central sandy beaches – Levante and Poniente, thus separating the long coastline and forming the central part of the coast.
The old town of Benidorm is low buildings in traditional Spanish style, small and cozy squares, narrow winding streets, which are full of cafes, bars, restaurants and shops, as well as sights and historical monuments. nine0003
The main and most visited historical sights of the old town of Benidorm are :
Balcony of the Mediterranean (Balcon del Mediterraneo) . The Mediterranean Balcony is an observation deck that offers beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea, the island of Benidorm, the coast and part of the city.
A snow-white staircase leads to the Balcony, passing along the slope of the cliff
On the very cliff, near the stairs leading to the Balcony of the Mediterranean, there is a beautiful snow-white area Castelar /Plaça de Castelar. Here are the balustrade, arches, observation points and places for recreation. The platform is partly decorated with ornamental mosaics.
In front of the stairs, in the very center of the square, you can see old cannons . Once there was a fort in this place, but now only these cannons and some fragments of the walls serve as a reminder of the castle. nine0003
Along the perimeter of the square, as elsewhere in the Old Town, there are cafes and restaurants with outdoor tables.
The main religious monument of Benidorm, parish church of Saint James and Saint Anna (Parroquia de Sant Jaume i Santa Anna), dominates the square. This beautiful snow-white temple with blue domes is truly the most beautiful building of old Benidorm.
The main entrance to the temple is located on the square of the same name Sant Jaume / Placa de Sant Jaume
The square also has places for recreation, an observation deck overlooking the Levante beach, shops, cafes and hotels.
Senoria Square /Placa de la Senyoria, another beautiful and picturesque square in the Old Town of Benidorm. This area almost closely adjoins Castelar Square and is probably the greenest area of Old Benidorm. Around the square there is an abundance of palm trees, greenery and flowers. nine0003
Also, on the square you can see a monument to those who died at sea – Benidorma los muertos en la Mar .
Near the square, from the sea, there is a wonderful walking area. From this point, a magnificent view of the most beautiful beach of Benidorm – Mal Pas opens.
Another interesting and visited place in Old Benidorm is Tapas Street . Tapas Street, as it is called in the common people, in fact, the street has its own name – Santo Domingo, better known as “Tapas Alley”. Tapas Alley is a feature not only of the old city, but of the whole of Benidorm. The fact is that on the street, as well as nearby squares and back streets, there are many tapas bars. There is such a dense concentration of tapas establishments that they just lined up along the street, go and choose your favorite. nine0003
Tapas can be seen directly in the Bars
Bars, In addition to classic tapas and beer, these institutions also serve: wine, cocktails, strong alcohol, various snacks and other other. dishes.
Now let’s take a break from the information and just walk along the charming cobbled streets , along which there are an abundance of cafes and restaurants
In addition to historical attractions, walks and gatherings in bars and cafes, the old city of Benidinom, this is still an ideal city and this is still ideal. shopping place .
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What’s the weather like in Nerja in December?
Nerja weather in December is cooler than previous months and is a great time to visit if you want to enjoy the beauty and charm of the resort town without the busy summer crowds. Relax on the sandy beaches, enjoy stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and explore hidden cliffside caves when you head to Nerja in December.
Geographical influences
Nerja is a beautiful resort town in the southern Costa del Sol region in Spain.
The town has an attractive laid-back atmosphere to it and has a beautiful Mediterranean climate. In December, things cool down slightly but you’ll still get lots of mild sunshine to enjoy during the day.
Averages
The average temperature in Nerja in December is 14°C, which makes it one of the coldest months of the year. It’s not a great time to visit if you’ve come for the sun, but the temperatures are still quite mild during the day and make activities like hiking and sightseeing much more enjoyable. Winds usually don’t surpass 6mph and the humidity remains steady at around 69%. The sun shines for nine hours a day and you can expect just 15mm of rainfall throughout the month.
Weather lowdown
Nerja enjoys one of the most enviable locations on the Costa del Sol, and never is this more evident than on one of the coldest months of the year.
Sheltered by mountains and tempered by the sea, this most treasured of Spain’s beach hubs boasts a beautifully temperate climate and makes for a divine holiday destinations especially in December, when the weather further north can be unpleasant to say the least. If you want to enjoy plenty of sunshine at Christmas time then this is definitely the place for you.
The average daily temperature for this month is a very pleasant 14°C, with expected highs of 18°C and lows of 10°C. During the first week of December, you can expect the temps to hover around the mid-teens and as the month progresses you’ll experience a drop of a few degrees each week, primarily at night. Having said this however, do note that variation here is never drastic, so don’t be surprised if you stay here for the entire month and not notice any changes at all. Around 7 hours of daily sunshine will be a constant this month and should make for fantastic days out and about in Nerja. Surprisingly, the average sea temperature will still be up around16°C, so hardy visitors can also invigorate their soul with a quick dip in the sea on particularly sunny days.
The average amount of rainfall this month is 90 mm over 13 days, which is actually quite considerable. In December you can also expect a few foggy days, although fog here usually clears by lunchtime.
Where to stay
Whether you’re looking for a place in which to spend Christmas, or just a cosy home for a week of rest before celebrating at home, you’re sure to find the right accommodation in Nerja. Please do beware that prices do go up during the Christmas week, making this the second most expensive time of year to visit.
The Riu Monica Hotel is a perfect choice if you plan to spend Christmas here as they organise a sumptuous and elegant Gala Dinner which will offer you the chance to celebrate with the many other foreigners who will no doubt also escape to the warmth of the Costa del Sol. On the western end of Burriana Beach is where you’ll find the Parador Hotel, which also offers an amazing Christmas spread for their guests.
The Capistrano Apartment Complex in Nerja is a favoured by those who visit with a larger group of friends or family members.
The wide choice of apartments over a few connected buildings, makes staying close very easy indeed. Your choices here are almost mind-boggling! You have 1, 2 and 3-bedroom flats to choose from, as well as stunning penthouses and free-standing villas. Capistrano is centrally located, close to all amenities and, of course, to all the well-stocked supermarkets in Nerja.
Eating & drinking out
Most of Nerja’s restaurants and bars will prepare a meal to go if you want to enjoy dinner or lunch in your hotel room, yet there are two in particular which specialise in cheap, cheerful and utterly tasty treats to take-away. Head to Little Italy on Calle Carabeo for incredibly affordable and tasty pizzas and pastas, and enjoy your Indian or doner kebab fix from the curry and kebab shop of Little India, which you’ll find on Calle Los Huertos.
Should you be craving a proper English breakfast during your time in Nerja, then pop in to Buddy’s Bar towards the top end of Calle Malaga and feast your taste-buds on a generous serve of bacon, sausages and eggs.
Renowned for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, Buddy’s is also a great local for daily sundowners and on-the-go hearty food.
If you’re visiting Nerja with your extended family to celebrate Christmas then go ahead and look for a rental villa where you can all get together and cook up a feast in your ‘home away from home’. Mercadona supermarket will be your shopping place of choice, with its huge array of fresh produce on offer every day of the year. You’ll find this brand new supermarket on the eastern end of town along Calle de San Miguel. Check out this extensive self-catering guide for more fantastic foodie shopping options in Nerja.
Things to do
Fancy a game of golf on a warm December day? Thought so! The award-winning Baviera Golf Course is one of over 30 brilliant courses on the Costa del Sol and the one closest to Nerja. This is actually considered one of the top 5 courses in the entire country, so although you’ll have to drive for twenty minutes reach it, it’ll certainly be worth your while if you’re an avid golfer.
Designed by famed Spanish golfer José María Cañizares, this world-class course also boasts beautiful gardens and a great restaurant and bar, making it a fab place to spend an entire winter day.
Skiing aficionados will also have the best of Nerja right at their doorstep, with the sensational Sierra Nevada Ski Resort barely an hour out of town. If you prefer to have everything taken care of for you (including transport) then book a day outing with Ski & Sea and they will organise all, from pick-up and drop-off to lift passes and all the gear you’ll need for an invigorating day out on the snowy slopes of the Almijara mountains. At only £99 per person, these day trips are hard to beat.
Whatever you choose to do with your wonderful days in Nerja, do make sure you leave yourself plenty of time to simply enjoy being there. This is an incredible month to be on the Costa del Sol! Take leisurely walks on the beach, enjoy striking coastal views from the Balcon de Europa viewpoint and spend a few hours exploring the depths of the famous Nerja Caves.
For more fantastic winter-fun ideas, pick up a brochure at the Nerja Information Office and discover all the interesting sight of Nerja and its beautifully natural soundings and, if you’re up for a day trip with a difference, go ahead and read our March guide, where we’ll lead you to an awe-inspiring day trip to Morocco. You’ll be surprised at just how many activities are on offer in this seemingly sleepy and relaxing beach town.
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Compared to November, it gets cooler in Nerja in December.
The average air temperature in the city during the day is +17.4 degrees, at night +9.8 degrees. As a rule, in December in Nerja there is no more than one rainy day. The water temperature in December cools down to +15.8 degrees.
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Daytime air temperature in Nerja in December reaches +17 °C, nighttime: +10 °C.
The maximum value for December in the afternoon was noted on 12/11/2021 and amounted to +23 °C, the minimum on 12/05/2020: +7 °C.
The average water temperature in Nerja in December is around +16°C, which is too cold for swimming. The highest value for December was recorded on 12/30/2022 and equaled +22 °C, the lowest on 12/31/2020: +13 °C.
There are 26 sunny, 1 cloudy and 4 cloudy days per month, so the weather in Nerja in December is ideal for relaxing.
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A one-way flight from the city of Bilbao to the city of Tenerife starts from approximately 316. 00 EUR. The departure flight leaves on October 23 from Bilbao Airport and lands at Tenerife?South Airport.
The airline Eurowings has the cheapest flights from the city of Bilbao to the city of Tenerife. The flight starts from approximately 316.00 EUR. This flight departs from Bilbao Airport and lands at Tenerife?South Airport.
Friday is usually the cheapest day of the week to book round-trip flights from the city of Bilbao to the city of Tenerife. The flight starts from approximately 337.00 EUR. This flight departs from Bilbao Airport and lands at Tenerife?South Airport.
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The flight starts from approximately 316.00 EUR. This flight departs from Bilbao Airport and lands at Tenerife?South Airport.
The airline Eurowings offers the best one-way flights from the city of Bilbao to the city of Tenerife. The flight starts from approximately 316.00 EUR. This flight takes around 21 hours. The flight leaves from Bilbao Airport and lands at Tenerife?South Airport.
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The end of August means back to work for many, however, you don’t have to say goodbye to summer by enjoying a September holiday in certain sunny holiday destinations across Europe. With hot yet not stifling temperatures and fewer crowds, it can be the best time of the year to travel. Here are some of our favorite – and sublimely sunny – spots.
Greek Isles
The end of summer is an excellent time to go to the Greek Isles with hot weather carrying over into September is still hot and virtually no clouds in the sky. The southerly islands of the Dodecanese and the Cyclades experience gorgeous weather even into October. Across the whole archipelago there are also many fewer tourists, leaving the beaches and café terraces for savvy late summer/early autumn travelers. However, be sure to check the ferry schedules as their frequency can decrease dramatically after the high season – not that being “stranded” on a fabulously sunny island would be all that sorrowful! You could always extend your stay at one of our experts outstanding villas or avoid the issue of getting around altogether by hiring out your own private yacht.
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Amalfi Coast
With Italian and other European holidayers back at work, you’ll almost have this legendary coastline all to yourself. Enjoy balmy days in the low 20s c (low 70s f) as you amble through the narrow streets of colorful villages, take to the waters on a boat ride out to enchanting Capri or simply sit on the terrace at your private villa sipping some crisp prosecco, bathed in mellow sun and refreshed by the gentle sea breeze.
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Malta
This small archipelago boasts some of the Mediterranean’s best September temperatures (around 27°c / 81°f), making it ideal for those craving the heat. This under the radar destination is perfect for anyone seeking a great cultural and gastronomic getaway. You can have an even more authentic experience by holidaying on the lesser know of its two islands, Gozo, where you might be only one of the few travelers wandering through its charming villages.
You can also admire its spectacular coastline boating, diving, snorkeling or swimming.
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Majorca
With warm late summer days averaging 26°c / 79°f, Majorca provides posh appeal draped in divine sunshine. The largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, it features excellent dining, breathtaking sandy beaches, and seductive secret coves. Dating back to Roman times, its stylish and attractive capital city of Palma has a wide range of fabulous fine and casual dining, excellent boutiques and lively bars. Anchor your yacht in the bay or retreat from the buzz of town to the privacy of an exquisite private villa overlooking its captivating turquoise waters.
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The Western Algarve
Bordered by one of Europe’s most beguiling coastlines of jagged low white cliffs and dreamy coves, the Western Algarve draws those looking for a relaxed luxurious escape surrounded by exceptional beauty and enveloped by warm temperatures through early autumn.
Base yourself in a sleek clifftop villa and spend your days lapping up the sunshine next to a marvelous infinity pool, stroll through quaint whitewashed fishing villages or devour succulent seafood on a terrace overlooking the sparkling Atlantic Ocean.
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Saint Tropez
This chic seaside spot in the South of France isn’t only glitz and glamour. The village itself is immensely charming and September visitors can observe more of its true local life as most of the tourist mobs have gone home, also leaving you to savour sparsely populated beaches and lovely mid 20s c (mid 70s f) temperatures. At the end of September, the town plays host to the Regatta Les Voiles de St Tropez, when over 300 sailing yachts from across the world converge to compete in a week of racing and festivities, a must attend event for sailing enthusiasts or avid people watchers.
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Sardinia
Summer extends far into September on this captivating Italian island – a destination for those in the know, where you you can cruise through its aquamarine waters on a luxurious speedboat, zoom past its ravishing, rugged landscape in a red Ferrari and dine on incredibly fabulous Mediterranean cuisine in its lovely seaside ports. The more adventurous can spend their days hiking along its coastal paths or kayaking around its sublime beaches while those in need of some rest and relaxing can savor the island’s splendor right from their terrace of one of the island’s impressive villas, like the Villa Paradiso by Villas and Apartments Abroad.
Located on the waterfront at Portisco Bay, the Villa Paradiso was designed by the famous Italian architect, Ferdinando Fagnola. The gorgeous contemporary and ultra comfortable villa was built into the hillside and is surrounded by a beautifully manicured one-hectare estate. It has two spacious living rooms, seven bedrooms, a gym, a panoramic swimming pool and is equipped with the latest high tech devices.
What’s more, since the end of the season is approaching, you may be able to have a fantastic luxury getaway to this divine island at a discounted price.
“This is the time to grab the opportunity to afford you a longer lasting summer holiday at stunning villas that would otherwise not have been possible if you tried booking a month ago,” explains Sylvia Delvaille Jones, director of Villas and Apartments Abroad. “ The villa owners around Europe that we work closely with are willing to listen to negotiate a better rate for our last minute clients.”
To learn more about this magnificent villa, or others available in some of Europe’s best destinations in late summer and early fall, contact Sylvia at Villas and Apartments Abroad here.
Looking for the best places to visit in Europe in September? We’ve handpicked some of the best cities to visit around this time of the year from catching the delicious autumn sun to witnessing the lush changing of colors in preparation for a full-blasted autumn.
September is one of the best months to visit Europe as it is generally still warm during the day and chilly at night in southern Europe and the weather starts to get colder in the northernmost countries.
On top of that, July and August crowds are back home after spending their holidays abroad making September a low-season month for traveling around Europe as everyone’s back at work and starting their semesters at school.
That said, Europe in September is not just a fantastic time of the year if you’re not a fan of crowds but it is also one of the cheapest months to travel as prices drop down to attract tourists.
And even though the weather is getting chillier at night if you head down south of Europe, you still get to enjoy the sun during the day, go for a swim, and enjoy better bargains on tours and hotels.
Or you can visit northern Europe and catch nature boasting in autumn colors in preparation for a change in season. The weather would be chillier but not too cold which makes it a cozy time of the year to roam around cities!
So, as the peak season is over and tourists are done with their summer escapades, here are some of the best Europe destinations in September!
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Is September a good time to go to Europe
Yes, September is indeed a great time to go to Europe! Most Europeans take their holidays in the middle of summer which is either June, July, or August and they travel a portion of that time to other parts of Europe making the aforementioned months pretty crowded.
September is the start of school which means most families are back home and back at work hence crowd thinning. With the crowd thinning, most companies would drop their prices to attract what’s left of the tourists roaming around the area.
Also, the weather in Europe is generally mild with some occasional warm days. The average temperature is around 18C (64F), but it can vary depending on the location.
For example, in the UK, the average temperature is around 14C (57F), while in Spain it’s around 24C (75F).
This means, if you travel in Europe around September you’ll expect fewer crowds and score better prices. Win-win!
Europe is a vast continent with many different cultures and landscapes. So, it really depends on what you are looking for in a vacation. If you are interested in historical sites and beautiful architecture, then destinations like Greece, Spain, France, or Italy might be good choices.
The southern countries also have a plethora of the best places to visit in Europe in September that offers great weather, near-empty beaches, affordable travel, and a taste of luxury at a bargained price – you can choose between Croatia, Albania, Montenegro, and Malta for a sweet getaway.
If you would prefer to explore natural wonders and enjoy outdoor activities and see autumn at full blast, then countries like Norway, Finland, Sweden, or Iceland might be lush to visit.
September is a great time to visit Europe because the weather is usually still warm and pleasant, but the crowds of summer tourists have died down.
Yes, Europe is cheaper in September. This is because many people take their summer vacations in July and August, so the prices for hotels, flights, and other tourist activities are lower in September. Additionally, the weather is still generally pleasant in most of Europe during September, so it’s a great time to visit.
Yes, September is a great time to visit Europe because the weather is still warm and pleasant. However, keep in mind that the temperatures can vary depending on which part of Europe you visit. For example, the Mediterranean region tends to be hotter than the northern countries.
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Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark and a great metropolis for culture, shopping, and nightlife. And it is still small enough to be safe, intimate, and easy to roam around.
Facing the Øresund strait just a minute away from Sweden, Copenhagen is the geographic and cultural bond between Scandinavia and mainland Europe.
It has the perfect fusion of excellent design and architecture with old fairy tales, where cold Electronica mixes with warm jazz. You may feel that you have visited the whole city in a day, but it can keep you exploring more for months.
If you are getting here by highway, you won’t find a sign of city limit saying Copenhagen or “København”.
Instead, it says Greater Copenhagen “Storkøbenhavn”. Winter and autumn have great effects on the city.
The streets seem quiet and vivid summer life withers, as most locals remain busy with their work-life balance. Families and friends visit one another for getting together and cooking at home with quiet music and candlelight.
You can also check out some of the best day trips from Copenhagen or explore some of the beautiful castles in Denmark.
Check also: Winter in Copenhagen, best restaurants in Copenhagen, and museums in Copenhagen
Santorini, Greece
Santorini is a volcanic island in the Cyclades of the Greek islands. It is sandwiched between Anafi and Ios islands. It is well known for serene sunsets from Oia town, dramatic views, weird white eggplant, its natural and active volcano, and the city of Thira.
It is well known for its fantastic beaches, including the bear beach of Santorini, Perissa, Kamari beach of black pebbles, and red and white beach.
The tourist season starts around Greek Easter or April It remains less crowded from December to March, as it is the off-season very much, due to colder temperatures, winds, and rain. Even though the temperature barely remains cold, it does not give a better experience on the serene island due to poor weather.
Guesthouses, hotels, and other businesses also remain cold. However, it is still one of the best European cities to visit in September, as the air is usually dry and hot with mild rain.
September to October and April to June are the best times if you are getting here for lower prices, warmer weather, and less traffic.
Also, read what else to do outside of Santorini and discover some of the best towns that surround it.
Berlin, Germany
The capital of Germany, Berlin is among the 16 states under the Federal Republic of Germany and among the best European destinations in September. it has a population of over 4.5 million in the metropolitan region and around 3. 5 million from about 190 countries in the city limits.
Berlin is known as the largest city in the state. Berlin has been historically connected with tolerance, internationalism, and active nightlife as the German capital. Hence, many clubs, bars, cafes, street art, palaces, museums, and other historic attractions always welcome tourists.
The architecture in Berlin is simply varied. Even though it was severely damaged at the end of World War II and was shattered in the Cold War, Berlin has significantly been rebuilt on its own, especially with a drive for reunification when the Berlin Wall fell in 1989.
Now you can easily see the representatives of several previous periods within a short time in the heart of the city. From a few historic complexes, which survived to the modern steel and glass structures of Potsdamer Platz. Berlin remains a city with several different neighborhoods.
Related read: Day trips from Berlin and Things to do in Munich
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Travel is fun, but your health is more important; thus, I always, always, always recommend getting insured during the duration of your trip. I have benefitted from having one multiple times, and it has been covered for thousands of euros!
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Budapest, Hungary
The capital city of Hungary, Budapest is well known for its lively environment, unique atmosphere, pulsating nightlife, and classical and excellent music scene. Which are appreciated well among European youth and, finally, a rich and exceptional offering of natural thermal baths.
Budapest is one of the most fun-loving and delightful cities to visit. It is well known as ‘Paris of the East’ thanks to its spectacular architecture and setting.
Budapest is listed as World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987 for the architectural and cultural interest of the Buda Castle Quarter, Andrassy Avenue, and the Banks of the Danube.
Budapest is well known as the historical, cultural, and economic capital of Hungary, with around 2 million residents, and it welcomes over 2.7 million visitors every year. Hungarians are proud of the historical attractions in their beautiful capital and how they contributed to European culture.
When you do visit this marvelous city, don’t forget to also visit some of Budapest’s neighboring towns.
Zagreb, Croatia
Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and a city in Central Croatia. With around 800,000 residents, Zagreb is truly a vibrant city. It has the typical ‘old city’ medieval charm with cobbled streets and architecture like in Budapest, Vienna, Prague, and other capitals in Central Europe.
Visiting here is also very easy. Zagreb International Airport is located only 15 km southeast of the heart of the city in the Pleso district. Renovated in March 2017, it is the largest airport in Croatia and can accommodate over 5.5 million passengers.
The public transport system in Zagreb is very reliable, affordable, and convenient. Around 15 tram routes with 277 trams are operated by the Zagreb Electric Tram Company and 410 buses.
Related read: Day trips from Zagreb and Castles in Croatia
Tallinn, Estonia
The capital of Estonia, Tallinn, is located in the south of the Gulf of Finland, just 70 km south of Helsinki.
The hill of Toompea is the medieval and historical heart of the city, which is capped with cobbled streets and is full of alleys and medieval houses.
Spread over the foot of the hill, the ruins of the city wall still cover the lower town. There is a range of well-settled green parks around the city, which is ideal for strolling around.
The city’s old town has been surprisingly well preserved and was listed as UNESCO World Heritage in 1997. Now, it has been better than ever, with larger roads turned into trendy shopping streets that seem like Geneva or Zurich.
The Old Town is loaded with tourists, especially in summer, with visitors coming from Helsinki thanks to cheap flights in Europe this season.
Sprawling all around the city, the new town was built in the usual Soviet concrete style, which is covered with steel and glass cubes as a tribute to the economic boom after the Soviet reign.
Vabaduse valjak (Freedom Square) is the new town center here at the edge of the old town.
And there is a huge matchbox-styled Hotel Viru nearby, along with the former tourist flagship and the well-known den of the Cold War. Here, every room was monitored and covered by the KGB.
Related read: Day trips from Tallinn and Islands in Estonia
Brussels, Belgium
The capital city of Brussels Capital Region and Belgium, Brussels is entirely lived by Flanders who speaks Dutch and its associated province of Flemish Brabant. Brussels remained as headquarters of several European institutions, and it might be known as the European Union’s capital.
At the crossroads of cultures (the Romance of the South and Germanic in the North, Brussels plays a vital role in Europe. That fits the definition of the ‘melting pot,’ but it still holds its character. The city of Brussels has around 1 million residents, and there are 2 million residents in the Brussels metropolitan area.
When Brussels was declared the capital of a new country, a lot of old town buildings were destroyed in the 19th century.
And finally make way to entirely new palaces, ministries, army barracks, schools, and office blocks built from 1880 to 1980. The ancient Flemish town centers are preserved well in cities like Bruges, Antwerp, Courtray, Ghent, Mechelen, and Leuven.
Read also: Day trips from Brussels
Prague, Czech Republic
The largest city and capital of the Czech Republic, Prague is among the largest cities of Central Europe, and it serves as the capital of Bohemia for over the centuries. The city is well regarded for its medieval and unique architecture, and Prague is a historic center listed among the World Heritage sites.
Prague is one of the best places to visit in Europe in September. It is known as the magical city of cathedrals, bridges, church domes, and gold-tipped towers and it has been seen in the swan-filled surface of the Vltava River for over ten centuries.
Prague’s medieval center has been virtually undiminished by World War II.
It remained a great blend of walled courtyards, cobbled lanes, endless churches, cathedrals, and spires in the shadow of the 9th-century castle which felt eastward as the sunsets. Prague is the most happening and modern city with a blend of cultural art, energy, music, special events, fine dining, and catering to the traveler.
Paris, France
Paris is one of the best Europe destinations in September.
The cosmopolitan capital of France and one of the largest cities in Europe, Paris has around 2.2 million people in the central and dense town and about 12 million residents in the entire metropolitan region.
It is located on the banks of the Seine river in the north of France, Paris has a good reputation as one of the most romantic and beautiful cities in Europe. It has a significant influence on art, culture, fashion, design, and food across the world. It is well regarded as the Capital of Fashion and the City of Light.
Read also: Day trips from Paris, Paris itinerary, and Castles in France
Amsterdam, Netherlands
The capital city of the Netherlands, Amsterdam, has over 1 million residents in its urban center and around 2.
5 million residents in the metropolitan region. It is the largest city in the Netherlands as well as its cultural, financial, and creative hub. Amsterdam is named after its origin – the Dam of Amstel River.
It was previously known as Amstelredamme. Later on, it was renamed “Amsterdam.” It is one of the most well-known destinations in Europe having over 7 million global tourists every year. Amsterdam is well regarded as the Venice of the North due to its serene canals crisscrossing the city, over 1500 bridges, and peaceful architecture.
Related read: Day trips from Amsterdam
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Budva is a town located in the coastal region of Montenegro. The city is well known for its beaches, which attract tourists from all over the world.
In addition, Budva also has a lively nightlife scene that keeps visitors entertained into the late evening hours.
One of the city’s main attractions is its historic old town, which is enclosed by Venetian stone walls. Here, visitors can explore narrow streets and visit religious sites such as the Church of Santa Maria in Punta, which was constructed in the 9th century.
Budva is a great destination to visit in September because the weather is still warm, but not as hot as it is during the summer. There are still people traveling, but the crowds aren’t as bad as they are in the summer.
There are also plenty of festivals and events that take place in Budva during September, so there is always something to do.
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Sarandë is a beautiful town on the Albanian Riviera that is perfect for a vacation. The town is surrounded by hills of olive groves and edged by beaches and a promenade.
There are also some lovely archaeological remains in the town, including a 5th-century synagogue that has been converted into an early Christian basilica.
The floor mosaics are still evident and are quite intricate. There is also the 16th-century Lëkurësi Castle on a hilltop above Sarandë that is worth checking out.
Sarandë is a great place to visit in September because the weather is still warm and you can enjoy the beaches and the lovely weather. The town is also very pretty and there are lots of things to do, such as swimming, sunbathing, hiking, and sightseeing.
Malta is one of the best places to go in Europe in September.
Malta is a fascinating country with a rich history that spans back thousands of years ago. It’s known for its many fortresses, temples, and Hypogeum, which are all testament to the country’s long and varied history. One of the most interesting things about Malta is its multicultural heritage.
The country has been ruled by a succession of different peoples, including the Romans, Moors, Knights of Saint John, French, and British. This unique heritage has resulted in a culture that is both diverse and eclectic.
Malta is definitely a place worth visiting for anyone interested in history and culture.
Malta is an amazing place to visit in September because the weather is still really nice. The temperatures are in the mid-20s during the day, and it’s not too hot or too cold at night. There’s also plenty to do on Malta, from exploring the ancient ruins to swimming in the Mediterranean Sea.
Plus, the locals are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making it a great place to explore and get to know new people.
Helsinki is a city located in southern Finland. It is the capital of Finland and is home to a population of approximately 650,000 people. Helsinki is a major center for business, culture, education, and government in Finland.
The city sits on a peninsula in the Gulf of Finland and is known for its beautiful architecture, including many examples of neoclassical, art nouveau, and Functionalist designs.
Some of the most famous landmarks in Helsinki include the National Museum, the Parliament House, Kiasma, and the Uspenski Cathedral.
The weather in Helsinki during September is typically mild with average temperatures ranging from 12-20 degrees Celsius. This means that it is comfortable enough to explore the city without feeling too hot or too cold.
Additionally, September is one of the drier months in Helsinki so there is less chance of experiencing rainfall. This makes sightseeing and spending time outdoors much more pleasant.
Finally, September is a great time to visit Helsinki because there are plenty of cultural events and festivals taking place throughout the month.
Stockholm is a city located in Sweden. It is an amazing place to visit in September, as the weather is still warm and there are plenty of events and activities to keep you busy.
Some of the top attractions in Stockholm include the Royal Palace, the Vasa Museum, and Skansen Open-Air Museum.
There are also plenty of restaurants and bars to enjoy, as well as shopping opportunities.
If you’re looking for an exciting European city to visit in September, Stockholm is definitely a great choice!
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September is an ideal option for a holiday in Europe at sea for those tourists who cannot stand the heat. The sea is warm as in August, and on land the weather is very comfortable without heat and stuffiness. Prices in September for accommodation and meals in countries where the beach season ends are falling. There are fewer vacationers on the beaches. The Black Sea cools down faster, and the Mediterranean will delight with warm sea water until mid-October (average water temperature is + 27 C).
The south of Europe (Italy, Spain, Montenegro, Croatia, Greece, Cyprus) will give sunny days until the end of September. Scandinavian countries can upset with rains. Europe in September is a fertile place for sightseeing holidays.
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Park Güell in Barcelona. Spain.
Andalusia is the most enchanting part of Spain and the southernmost province of the country. It was from Andalusia that Christopher Columbus began his journey, and it was here that Pablo Picasso was born. Live in the dance rhythm of Spain! In the resorts of Spain, the music of youth sounds, the music of love and cheerfulness. Plunge into the bright style of the Mediterranean in September!
Where can I go abroad in autumn 2020? Available for Russian tourists 5 destinations for beach and sightseeing holidays. nine0003
Turkey is the most affordable travel destination in 2020 from Russia. Air communication to the resorts of Turkey and Istanbul is open from major Russian cities. With a transfer in Istanbul, other European destinations for travelers are available.
September is a time of comfortable rest in the resorts of Turkey.
The first month of autumn is a great time to visit the legendary Istanbul – a city at the crossroads of Europe and Asia! The most iconic sights can be visited as part of popular excursions. Look for interesting routes and locations for yourself to make the most of your vacation. nine0019
The holiday fairy tale continues in September. We invite you to the world of traveling along the September beaches of the Russian resort of Sochi. The resort town of Sochi in Russia gives us a sense of celebration and invites us to rest in a subtropical paradise. The tourist authority in the world of the resort of Sochi renovated after the Olympics is undeniable. The Black Sea speaks to you in the language of mystery and secrets of the sea depths. At dawn, the brilliance of the sun on the sea wave is blinding!
The resort of Sochi, even in the “velvet season”, is presented in the atmosphere of an eternal summer vacation with polyphony of colors.
The Sochi resort presented this beauty with dignity. The resort of Sochi illuminates the smile line of September with the reflections of poppy churches and presents photo reports about the rest during the “velvet season”. The current prices for tours to Sochi with a departure from Moscow for 7 days for two adults are presented below. nine0019 Ideas for holidays in Europe at sea in September – “Sunny Beach” in Bulgaria or the reserved splendor of the subtropics of Abkhazia. Writers and poets simply inspired the beauty of the Gagra resort on the Black Sea in Abkhazia. The successful combination of the liveliness of the seaside resort town of Gagra and the historical past of Abkhazia, captured in the ancient walls of the Abaata fortress, brings the bulk of vacationers to the beaches of Gagra. The state of Abkhazia weaves romance into its main beach resorts of Pitsunda, Gagra and Sukhum.
The sunset in Santorini is a natural masterpiece of Greece against the backdrop of the lush wording of the white stone buildings.
For these emotions people come to Greece exactly here.
Come on vacation to Europe in September to the resorts of Italy, and make your dream trip. Choose your nautical holiday style.
Historical regatta in Venice. Italy.
White Night Festival in Rome. Italy.
Milan Fashion Week. Italy. nine0019 Pizza Festival in Naples. Italy.
Flamenco Festival in Seville. Spain.
Santa Tecla Festival in Tarragona. Spain.
Moscow International Festival Circle of Light. Russia.
Thames Festival and Great River Race in London. United Kingdom.
London Fashion Week. United Kingdom.
Cesky Krumlov Baroque Festival. Czech.
Oktoberfest is a beer festival in Munich. Bavaria. Germany.
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Fuerteventura has some of the most stunning beaches in the Canary Islands with no less than 150 to choose from. The best of the best include El Caseron, La Concha, Gran Tarajal and Caleta de Fuste.
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Situated on the northern tip of the island, the spectacular soft white sands of the Corralejo Dunes are a protected nature park and is a must see destination for any visit to Feurtentura. The dunes are about 10km long stretching from Puerto Remedio to La Salina and they are the home for a number of animal life and plant varieties.
Betancuria
Betancuria is the former capital of Fuerteventura, and was totally destroyed in 1593 by pirate Jaban. It was eventually rebuilt by the local population and continued to be the islands’ capital until 1834. Today, it’s very popular tourist destination, with a number of souvenir and handicraft shops. There’s also plenty of places to eat and drink.
Fuerteventura is the second largest Canary Island and offers visitors an amazing array of over 150 beaches, lots of sunshine and a very laid-back way of life – perfect for a little rest and relaxation. Located off the west coast of Africa, the island lies just 12 miles to the south of Lanzarote and is a perfect choice for a luxury holiday. Corralejo is considered to be a major tourist resort and boasts a good selection of restaurants, bars, cafes, shops and hotels. There‘s a pretty harbour, a lovely promenade, excellent beaches, and a nearby waterpark and you’re also close to Dunes Natural Park which is a simply stunning 10 km stretch of sand dunes – you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to the desert! Jandia lies on the southeast coast and has a historic old town, a soft sandy beach and plenty of watersports. Indulge in a spot of windsurfing before choosing one of the many restaurants in the town and having a leisurely lunch of perfectly prepared freshly caught seafood.
Caleta de Fuste has a lovely sheltered horseshoe-shaped beach, a busy market and plenty of hotel complexes. This is another great place for families and couples – there’s a waterpark nearby and a golf course or you could just stay at the beach and enjoy the many watersports on offer. There are plenty of local attractions if you want to venture out including glass bottom catamaran cruises, boat excursions with snorkelling on Lobos Island Natural Park, adventurous dune buggy historical tours from Corralejo and the wonderful Oasis Wildlife Park Fuerteventura which has a wealth of animals and beautiful natural gardens, Accommodation on the island is excellent with a good choice of hotels for families, including some that are all-inclusive, and several adult-only hotels that are perfect for a couples’ break. Designer Travel has a passion for outstanding customer service and a team of experienced travel experts who can help you book your next luxury holiday to Fuerteventura or anywhere else in the world you’d like to go.
As we are independent, we have access to a huge range of flights and holidays meaning we can tailor-make a break to suit you. Whether you’re looking for a family break, a romantic honeymoon, an activity-based and/or twin-centre vacation or anything else…we can help. We will put together a holiday that matches your needs to any destination for any length of time. As we are ABTA bonded and offer a full after-sales service, you can rest assured you’ll be looked after from start to finish. So, simply give us a call or fill in the enquiry form and we look forward to helping you get the well-deserved luxury break to Fuerteventura which you’ve been looking forward to.
Fuerteventura is a year round holiday destination, but there are slight differences in climate. The hottest months are May to October with average temperatures between 20 and 25°C. December to March are the coldest with average temperatures falling just a couple of degrees to 18°C.
December is the wettest month with an average rainfall of 26 mm.
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The second largest of the Spanish Canary Islands, Fuerteventura offers breathtaking scenery, beautiful golden sand beaches and crystal blue waters. Make sure to visit the beautiful Lobos Island, a large uninhibited nature reserve, or head on a boat trip to see the dolphins just north of Corralejo.
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Uno de los destinos más visitados de nuestro país se encuentra fuera de la Península, en este archipiélago de islas situado en el Mediterráneo.
Las islas Baleares ofrecen un destino perfecto no solo por el azul turquesa de sus aguas que hace las envidias del Mar Caribe, sino porque en ellas hay mucho que descubrir: increíbles pueblos blancos, acantilados donde disfrutar de la puesta de sol, parajes naturales espectaculares y zonas de montaña donde hacer una escapada rural.
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Baleares cuenta con un clima mediterráneo marítimo, y suele llover entre los 350 y 650mm anuales, aunque normalmente estas lluvias suelen darse de forma torrencial o en forma de chaparrones y chubascos.
Las nevadas suelen ser escasas, aunque pueden darse en puntos de sierra, como la Sierra de Tramontana en la isla de Mallorca.
Su punto más fuerte es que las temperaturas son muy agradables la mayor parte del año, suavizadas por el mar Mediterráneo. Sin embargo, todos sabemos que hay épocas mejores y “peores” para viajar a cualquier destino. Hoy vamos a descubrir porque SÍ debemos viajar en mayo a Baleares.
Porque las temperaturas rondaran los veinte grados
Dicen que la temperatura ideal para ser feliz se encuentra en los 22ºC. En las islas estaremos muy cerquita de la felicidad ya que las máximas medias suelen estar entre los 20-24ºC durante el mes de mayo.
En la isla de Mallorca es donde se suelen registrar las temperaturas más altas en este mes y ligeramente más bajas en Menorca que se encuentra más expuesta siempre los vientos Tramontana.
Las mínimas además no suelen ser muy bajas y oscilan desde los 12-15ºC siendo más altas en Ibiza y Formentera, las islas más al sur del archipiélago.
Playa dels Trucadors. Formentera
Porque apenas llueve
Puedes viajar a las islas en este mes y que te caiga alguna lluvia débil pero no suele ser lo normal. Si llueve, lo hace muy débilmente y con una media de 3-4 días al mes. Lluvias intensas suelen darse como mucho un día al mes.
Si confiamos en la estadística, parece que no es un mes demasiado malo para viajar al archipiélago sin paraguas.
Puesta de sol en Ibiza
Porque podrás disfrutar de algunas calas casi en soledad
Hay calas impresionantes en cada una de las islas, lugares recónditos y otros algo más conocidos de los que podrás disfrutar en el mes de mayo casi en soledad.
Decimos casi, porque este mes se está poniendo cada vez más de moda para aquellos que buscan un turismo más tranquilo y familiar en las islas.
Cala Macarella en Menorca
Porque no suelen producirse “gotas frías”
Normalmente los episodios de gotas frías o DANAS (Depresión Aislada en Niveles Altos) suelen darse en las islas a finales de verano entre los meses de agosto (finales) y comienzos de octubre cuando el calor acumulado en el Mediterráneo interacciona con masas y bolsas de aire frio que comienzan a entrar en la región a consecuencia del tránsito entre ambas estaciones. Estos episodios suelen provocar fuertes lluvias e incluso inundaciones.
Porque evitarás los precios de la temporada alta
Durante el verano es temporada alta en las islas y los precios aumentan considerablemente. Planea una escapada en este mes y además de todas las ventajas anteriores disfrutaras ahorrando algo de dinero.
¿Estás planeando unas vacaciones en Palma de Mallorca en Mayo? Aquí encontrará toda la información sobre el clima para un viaje a Palma de Mallorca en Mayo de 2023.
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| Temperatura media (°C) | Temperatura min. (°C) | Temperatura máx. (°C) | Precipitación (mm) | Humedad (%) | Días lluviosos (días) | Horas de sol (horas) | |
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| Enero | 11 | 8.8 | 13.2 | 35 | 77% | 4 | 7. 0 |
| Febrero | 10.8 | 8.4 | 13.2 | 34 | 74% | 4 | 7.0 |
| Marzo | 12.7 | 9.8 | 15.6 | 27 | 72% | 4 | 9.0 |
| Abril | 15.1 | 12.1 | 18.3 | 37 | 71% | 4 | 10.0 |
| Mayo | 18.5 | 15.1 | 21.9 | 31 | 68% | 4 | 12.0 |
| Junio | 23 | 19.1 | 26.8 | 16 | 63% | 2 | 13.0 |
| Julio | 25.7 | 21.9 | 29.6 | 5 | 62% | 1 | 12.0 |
| Agosto | 25.9 | 22.5 | 29.7 | 19 | 64% | 2 | 11.0 |
| Septiembre | 22.9 | 20.2 | 25.9 | 41 | 69% | 5 | 9. 0 |
| Octubre | 19.6 | 17.3 | 22.3 | 58 | 74% | 6 | 8.0 |
| Noviembre | 15 | 13 | 17 | 57 | 75% | 6 | 7.0 |
| Diciembre | 12.2 | 10.2 | 14.3 | 42 | 76% | 4 | 7.0 |
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| Temperatura media (°C) | 11 | 10.8 | 12.7 | 15.1 | 18.5 | 23 | 25.7 | 25.9 | 22.9 | 19.6 | 15 | 12.2 |
| Temperatura min. (°C) | 8.8 | 8.4 | 9.8 | 12.1 | 15.1 |
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21.9 | 22.5 | 20.2 | 17.3 | 13 | 10.2 |
| Temperatura máx. (°C) | 13.2 | 13.2 | 15.6 | 18.3 | 21.9 | 26.8 | 29.6 | 29.7 | 25.9 | 22.3 | 17 | 14.3 |
| Precipitación (mm) | 35 | 34 | 27 | 37 | 31 | 16 | 5 | 19 | 41 | 58 | 57 | 42 |
| Humedad(%) | 77% | 74% | 72% | 71% | 68% | 63% | 62% | 64% | 69% | 74% | 75% | 76% |
| Días lluviosos (días) | 5 | 5 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 5 | 6 | 6 | 5 |
| Horas de sol (horas) | 6. 6 |
7.3 | 9.0 | 10.1 | 11.6 | 12.5 | 12.3 | 11.2 | 9.3 | 8.1 | 6.9 | 6.5 |
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Data: 1999 – 2019: Horas de sol
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16 °C | 19 °C | 13 °C | 17 °C | 0.1 mm | 11.0 |
| 2. Mayo | 16 °C | 19 °C | 13 °C | 17 °C | 0.2 mm | 10.9 |
| 3. Mayo | 16 °C | 20 °C | 13 °C | 17 °C | 0.5 mm | 10.3 |
| 4. Mayo | 16 °C | 20 °C | 13 °C | 17 °C | 0.1 mm | 10.2 |
| 5. Mayo | 17 °C | 20 °C | 14 °C | 17 °C | 0.1 mm | 11.2 |
| 6. Mayo | 17 °C | 20 °C | 14 °C | 17 °C | 0.0 mm | 11.3 |
| 7. Mayo | 17 °C | 21 °C | 14 °C | 17 °C | 0.0 mm | 10.8 |
| 8. Mayo | 18 °C | 21 °C | 14 °C | 18 °C | 0.2 mm | 10.9 |
| 9. Mayo | 18 °C | 22 °C | 15 °C | 18 °C | 0. 1 mm |
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| 10. Mayo | 18 °C | 22 °C | 15 °C | 18 °C | 0.1 mm | 11.0 |
| 11. Mayo | 18 °C | 22 °C | 15 °C | 18 °C | 0.1 mm | 11.3 |
| 12. Mayo | 18 °C | 21 °C | 15 °C | 18 °C | 0.1 mm | 11.3 |
| 13. Mayo | 18 °C | 21 °C | 15 °C | 18 °C | 0.0 mm | 11.4 |
| 14. Mayo | 18 °C | 21 °C | 15 °C | 18 °C | 0.1 mm | 11.8 |
| 15. Mayo | 18 °C | 21 °C | 14 °C | 18 °C | 0.1 mm | 12.0 |
| 16. Mayo | 18 °C | 22 °C | 15 °C | 19 °C | 0.2 mm | 12.0 |
| 17. Mayo | 18 °C | 22 °C | 15 °C | 19 °C | 0.2 mm | 11.4 |
| 18. Mayo | 18 °C | 22 °C | 15 °C | 19 °C | 0. 1 mm |
11.9 |
| 19. Mayo | 19 °C | 22 °C | 15 °C | 19 °C | 0.1 mm | 12.3 |
| 20. Mayo | 19 °C | 22 °C | 15 °C | 19 °C | 0.3 mm | 10.9 |
| 21. Mayo | 19 °C | 22 °C | 15 °C | 19 °C | 0.0 mm | 11.5 |
| 22. Mayo | 19 °C | 23 °C | 15 °C | 19 °C | 0.1 mm | 12.3 |
| 23. Mayo | 19 °C | 23 °C | 16 °C | 19 °C | 0.1 mm | 12.1 |
| 24. Mayo | 20 °C | 23 °C | 16 °C | 19 °C | 0.6 mm | 12.3 |
| 25. Mayo | 20 °C | 23 °C | 16 °C | 19 °C | 0.1 mm | 12.5 |
| 26. Mayo | 20 °C | 23 °C | 16 °C | 20 °C | 0.2 mm | 12.3 |
| 27. Mayo | 20 °C | 23 °C | 16 °C | 20 °C | 0.
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