In this part of the Bicol Region, the locals speak Waray-Sorsogon, a language mutually intelligible with Waray, which is spoken across the sea on the island of Samar.
It's a beautiful city surrounded by nature, a pleasant climate, and exquisite architecture.
The first city I visited in Spain was Barcelona, the capital of the autonomous community of Catalonia. At that time I didn't have a basis of comparison with other cities in the country. Since then, I have visited Seville, Madrid, Granada, ...
Its design is so complicated it’s been under construction for over a century.
The Basilica of the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's most visited site, draws over two million people every year. Over a century of construction has allowed its present-day builders to marry the Roman Catholic church's late gothic designs with modern technology, ...
More and more cities are at the risk of being “loved to death,” writes The Telegraph.
You've seen them at tourist spots like the Louvre in Paris, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and even White Beach in Boracay-swarms of vacationers flocking to a single attraction, posing for pictures in every corner imaginable.The official name of ...
BCN is from the same group that created popular dining concepts such as Rambla, La Lola, and Las Flores.
Picture yourself dining at a modern tapas bar situated along a narrow cobblestone street in Barcelona. A glass of wine in one hand and a slice of jamón Iberico in the other. Now what if there was a restaurant that could ...
According to all those vigilant reviewers on Trip Advisor
If you're looking for somewhere to go on holiday and you put a lot of stock by the opinion of people who love nothing more than following up a meal, hotel stay or museum visit with a TripAdvisor review then listen ...
1-2. Stockholm, Sweden and Helsinki, FinlandThese cities are, for me, the best of the lot. They're so easy to move around. The weather is perfect in the summer. As a tourist, you can buy one pass to access all transport ...
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