South of Barcelona, silhouettes of pink flamingos in Terres de l’Ebre territory. The route pushes on through the olive groves and rose gardens of the Ports de Tortosa-Beseit massif, before it crosses the Aragon river. Next is Guadalajara province with amazing salt flats and steep-banked rivers. Madrid is close…
Hotel and restaurant in town. One of the impressive façades of the Neri, tucked away in the heart of the romantic Gothic district, gives onto Sant Felip Neri square, a magical place with Gothic edifices and the church where Gaudí used to come to pray every day. This hotel was created when, in the 18th century, two mansions merged – one dating from the Middle Ages. It boasts a delightful décor, blending period features with ultra-modern design. The chef creates a Mediterranean cuisine with a seasonal menu in this private, welcoming restaurant. At the top of the building, “Roba Estesa” is an oasis in the city, where you can enjoy vistas of the city at nightfall, while trying delicious tapas.
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This street offers the beauty of modernity. A wide avenue filled with the magnificent Mediterranean light. With its close to 20 classified buildings, it is a step towards the coast. The ramblas are like a living museum. The Picasso museum, barrio gótico, mercado de la Boquería, which is very close to...
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Picasso Museum, Barcelona
At the very heart of the Barrio Gótico, the Museu Picasso houses some 4,000 pieces from the artist, including many early works, made between 1890 and 1917. The collection includes paintings, ceramics, beautiful engravings and other lithographs. When you arrive at the museum, before climbing the stairs,...
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Boqueria Market, Barcelona
The city's most emblematic market, selling meat in the 12th century. Several small restaurants offer on-site dining. On their menu: Mediterranean specialties, assortments of fish, meat and vegetables at low prices. Merchants are often the third or fourth generation to sell their production at the...
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Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona
This street offers the beauty of modernity. A wide avenue filled with the magnificent Mediterranean light. With its close to 20 classified buildings, it is a step towards the coast. The ramblas are like a living museum. The Picasso museum, barrio gótico, mercado de la Boquería, which is very close to...
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Picasso Museum, Barcelona
At the very heart of the Barrio Gótico, the Museu Picasso houses some 4,000 pieces from the artist, including many early works, made between 1890 and 1917. The collection includes paintings, ceramics, beautiful engravings and other lithographs. When you arrive at the museum, before climbing the stairs,...
Hotel and restaurant in the country. Nestled in the heart of the Priorat region’s vineyards, less than 90 miles from Barcelona, Gran Hotel Mas d'en Bruno promises a stay immersed in nature, in a destination where elegance meets authenticity. Combining oenological experiences and gastronomic delights, each moment celebrates the richness and beauty of the Catalan terroir. Built in 1797, the main building has retained its original façade along with numerous period features, which are complemented by contemporary decor that harmoniously blends wood, marble and stone. Its spacious suites open directly onto the beautiful landscape of Catalonia, which you can explore on foot, by bike, or admire from the infinity pool. The wellness area and heated swimming pool, located in the old cellar, enhance this relaxing break. Gran Hotel Mas d’en Bruno houses two restaurants, which showcase Mediterranean cuisine, served with the best wines of the region. Combining pleasures of the senses with delightful new discoveries, each stay is enjoyed to the fullest, to the rhythm of the seasons.
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Hotel and restaurant in the country. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the world, you can enjoy at La Torre del Visco the glorious scenery of a valley untouched by man and the modern world. The estate house with its tower dating from 1449 is surrounded by its own eighty-nine hectare farm, romantic gardens full of roses and olive trees bordered by the river Tastavins and the mountain range known as “Ports de Beseit”. The owner grows her own organic fruit and vegetables and makes her own olive oil for the restaurant. Inside the beautiful labyrinthine buildings, immerse yourself in a novel by the fireside, play chess or piano. During the night you can observe the stars on the terrace.
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Hotel and restaurant in a village. The walls of a 500-year-old flour mill are home today to a delightful family hotel where you can enjoy total peace troubled only by birdsong and the sound of the brook rippling through the grounds. The garden, lovely pool and spa are all invitations in themselves to take it easy in this peaceful ambiance. However, it would be a pity not to explore the Guadalajara area: the historic city of Sigüenza, mediaeval villages, natural reserves, salt mines and rivers in canyons – each more beautiful and interesting than the last. At nightfall, the mill restaurant serves Slow Food cuisine inspired by traditional recipes produced from seasonal, local ingredients.
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Hotel and restaurant in town. In the heart of Madrid, just five minutes from the Museo del Prado, where Hieronymus Bosch’s masterpiece, The Garden of Earthly Delights, hangs among the paintings of Vélasquez, Titian and Rubens, another garden of delights awaits. The Hotel Orfila, a small palace built in 1886, has the feel of an art gallery, with its period furniture, feature marble and superb trompe l’oeil effects in the green garden courtyard. In the 1920s, the hotel was made famous by the plays staged within its walls. Today, its flowered patio invites you to dine under the stars and its tea room is imbued with English chic. This is an ideal place from which to explore Madrid at its own rhythm.
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Hotel and restaurant in town. The immaculate façade of the Heritage Hotel stands proudly in one of the most elegant districts of the Spanish capital. The listed building, built at the beginning of the 20th century and decorated in a belle-époque style, today houses a hotel that tastefully marries classicism with the urban environment. Designer Lorenzo Castillo has created a warm decor of lacquered wood, polychrome marble and handmade wallpaper, which serves as a showcase for a magnificent collection of European antiques and artwork dating from the 18th and 19th centuries. In much the same way, chef Mario Sandoval Huertas, gastronomic advisor of the Haroma Restaurant, elevates the finest ingredients through his eclectic and sophisticated cuisine.
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Suggestions for travel itineraries that you can fully personalise according to your wishes and the experiences you would like to discover. Our consultants are available to help customise your route and assist you in making reservations at our properties. It is up to you to reserve any recommended activities on-site or nearby that might interest you.
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