I believe that this zipline is the only one of its kind. Zipline from one country to another in…read moreless than a minute, while time traveling as well! My family and i had A great experience. Book ahead online to secure a reservation, and take a screen shot or print the confirmation page right away since it doesn't get emailed to you. Upon arrival, they will fit you into your harness and then drive you up the mountain. We had our backpacks with us and it was not an issue. They do have a rule about keeping both hands on the grips at all times, so if you have a recording device such as a GoPro, make sure you bring something you can attach it to such as the chest strap or wrist strap. You zipline into the small town of Alcoutim, Portugal. If you are parked on the Spain side, your ticket includes a quick boat ride from portugal to spain. If you parked on the portugal side, they will refund you back €1 (cost of boat ride). At the time of our reservation, many of the food places available were closed and did not open again for a couple of hours. We ended up eating at the restaurant on the Spain side that is near the parking lot area.

Beautiful, charming, alive square in downtown Cordoba. A place like this is what everybody will…read moredream to have in their cities. If only the US will have some of these around will make everybody happier. Trendy stores, restaurants, gelatto places, super good looking people of all ages mixed up having fun, chatting seating al fresco, tourists impressed with the joy in the aire...I love Plaza de las tendillas, where if you go for New Year's Eve you are oblige to go and hear the 'campanadas' (bells that indicate the New Year arrival). Everybody is nicely dressed, stores are opened until late and the lights are yellowish which gives a nice glow to the whole scene. Day and night this plaza is the ultimate one.

Beautiful and cozy little plaza that is a popular place to go when there are events such as…read moreChristmas, New Year's and summer activities. On regular and mundane days, you can stroll through the street called Concepción and pass H&M, Zara, and other stores before hitting this open place where people relax, enjoy some tapas, have ice cream and batidos (Spanish milkshakes) from Heladería Flor de Levante, etc. While it's not strikingly impressive in size like Madrid's Plaza Mayor or Córdoba's own Plaza Mayor called Plaza de Las Correderras, Tendillas is quite charming, if small. The surrounding architecture, famous clock that makes sounds of a guitar being strummed, and historical statue admist the fountain all make for a treat when in this small, culturally rich and historically important Andalusian city. It also connects to many other streets that can take you to the Judaria (Old City where the Great Mesquita is located), Roman columns, Correderras, and so on.

Nice plaza and meeting point, all ages gathering, very clean despite old age, trams going by across…read morethe plaza, good spot for catching a taxi.

Idealism meets modern; a classic plaza with wafting orange blossoms in the air, old school fountain…read moreand yet in use by kids, elderly and everything in between. Unique shops surrounding, hand laid stonework throughout and not so small you've no intimacy in your experience like lots of other Seville plazas. One of my favorite thus far!