Cordoba, where cultures come together

Over the centuries, the different peoples and cultures who settled in Cordoba left a priceless legacy of monuments in the streets of the city. If you come to southern Spain, then make a note to visit this destination. This city in Andalusia had all of Europe in awe during the Middle Ages. When you see its stunning heritage, you will understand why. Its historic quarter has been declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO, although...

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Travel the halal way and discover... Cabo de Gata (Almería)

http://www.alhamratour.com/index.php/spain#gata The province of Almería can boast of having the first sea-land park of Andalusia, Cabo de Gata-Nijar Natura Park, with impressive cliffs, small and hidden coves, finde gold sandy beaches and marine depths of incredible beauty, ideal for scuba diving.You must visit different enclaves within the park, such as the village of Nijar, featuring Mudejar style church, that used to be and old, and walk...

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Travel the halal way and discover... a tradicional moroccan hamman!

A visit to Morocco would just not be complete without a visit to a Hammam or a ‘Bathhouse’. A traditional hammam or – steam bath if you like – is the perfect remedy for those seeking a truly envigorating Moroccan experience. The hammam is traditionally a place for men or women to meet and chat whilst being scrubbed clean and massaged. Hammams are a hive of activity and noise, and many exhibit fine examples of Moroccan architecture, with vaulted...

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Travel the halal way.... and discover the ALCÁNTARA القنطرة BRIDGE (Toledo)

The word Alcántara comes from Arabic القنطرة (al-qanţarah), which means "bridge".  The Alcantara Bridge was part of the defensive enclosure of the city of Toledo. Of Roman origin, around the year 788, is constructed as confluence of roads seeking passage to the city from the east, across the Tajo River.  It was rebuilt under the leadership of Almanzor and, according to its inscription, was completed in 997 by Alef, his son, governor/alcaide...

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