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Ibiza, entertaining island between culture and nature
Party spot, hippie retreat, nature’s paradise – it is hardly surprising that UNESCO has singled out Ibiza as “Mixed World Heritage Site”. The Balearic beauty does not fit into any one island category: From the little restaurants in its labyrinthine old quarter to the salt flats populated by flamingos, Ibiza sparkles merrily in a thousand colourful facets.
A fascinating mix in Valencia
Many bygone eras have left their mark on Valencia, but this historical legacy is juxtaposed with an impressive mixture of magnificent modern buildings. It is this vast spectrum that gives the city its unique appeal. The offbeat design of the opera house appears futuristic, with the building situated in an expansive museum and park district that stretches from the city centre all the way to the coast.
Tarragona: A smaller Rome in Spain
As a busy provincial town, antique Tarragona was like little Rome in Iberia. Triumphal arches, aqueducts, the amphitheatre and the Forum Romanum are witnesses of its glorious past. And if you feel like toasting so much history, there’s no shortage of wine: For over 2,000 years, this area has been a popular wine-growing region.











