Mediteranean Country Collection (#6)

Trekker walks the trail through the Cares Gorge, one of the most popular walks in Spain

Fabada Asturiana (Traditional white bean and sausage stew)

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Detail of carved stone figures on the XIIth C Romanesque Church of Santa Maria de Piasca

Segovias Alcazar, or fortified palace, originally dates from the 14th and 15th centuries but was virtually rebuilt following a fire in 1862

A tree on the beach at dawn at Port de Pollenca

Sailing yachts at dawn in the marina at Port de Pollensa

Detail of a window on a whitewashed house with inset volcanic stone and a blue frame in Santo Domingo de Garafia

The whitewashed Church of Senora de los Reyes. Every four years the madonna is taken from the church and processed the length and breadth of El Hierro Island

A plate of cured ham

Wild spring flowers flank palm groves and terraced fields on La Gomera

Patio de la Azequia of the Generalife palace of the Alhambra

Patio de los Arrayanes (Myrtles) in The Palacios Nazaries of the Alhambra

Portugal, Alentejo, Moura. View across the rooftops. The Arab influence is still visible at this peaceful town, surrounded by oaks and olive trees

Portugal, Alentejo. White marble quarry near Estremos. The marble produced here is among the best in the world and much of it is exported to Italy

Portugal, Alentejo, Monsaraz. The town came to prominence when it was captured from the Moors in 1167. Monsaraz has been inhabited since prehistoric times as the Celts, Romans

Portugal, Lisbon. The Castelo Sao Jorge in Lisbon with the Rio Tejo in the background

A young tourist takes a path up to the castle in the marble town of Vila Vicosa in the Alentejo region of Portugal. The castle was built by Dom Dinis at the end of the 13th century

Portugal, Alentejo, Vila Vicosa. The main street in the small town of Vila Vicosa in the Alentejo region of Portugal. It is overlooked by the castle built by King Dom Dinis at the end of the 13th

Portugal, Alentejo, Estremoz. Three elderly Portuguese ladies (Ana Carvallal, Marianna Bailao and Catarina Amaro) near the town of Estremoz in the Alentejo region of Portugal

Portugal, Douro Valley, Pinhao. A small tree stands alone at dawn in the middle of thousands of grape vines during the september wine harvest in Northern Portugal in the renowned Douro valley

Three Portugese ladies from Lisbon, Portugal Portugal, Lisbon, Three Portugese ladies from Lisbon

Fishing nets lie waiting for the next trip to the Atlantic

Though little used today, a traditional ribeira, or a port wine boat, recalls an age when much of the regions port was transported from estates down the Rio Douro

An equestrian statue of Vimara Peres competes with the celebrated baroque Torre dos Clerigos, once Portugals tallest structure

Bottles of lightly sparkling Vinho Verde or green wine which are drunk whilst still very young

A narrow path, enclosed by old stone walls, leads through vineyards of the Douro Valley above Pinhao which are set on terraced hillsides above the Douro River

Grapes and vines in the Douro Valley above Pinhao

The sun sets over the yachts and pleasure boats in the marina

Golfers play on the championship course

Fishing boats and nets on the beach

Block of cork showing how corks for bottles are drilled straight from the processed bark

Pork and clams is a typical dish of the Alentejo

A young cork tree in a field of wild flowers. Trees can be commercially stripped of their bark every 8-9 years

A blind street musician holds his violin in one hand and his collecting box in the other

Pasteis de Belem a type of custard tart, in the window of the famous Antiga Confeitaria de Belem

Fresh pea pods in a basket at Mercado dos Lavradores

Cruise ship leaving Funchal Harbour at sunset

Italy, Rome. The Colosseum

Italy, Sicily, Trapani. Selinunte is an abandoned ancient Greek city, with ruins of an acropolis and numerous temples. The city was founded in the seventh century BC

Italy, Tuscany, Pisa. Detail of the ornately carved marble columns and statues on the facade of the 12th Century Duomo in the Piazza dei Miracoli (Square of Miracles)

Italy, Tuscany, Montichiello. Cypress trees line a winding country road outside the village of Montichiello in Val d Orcia

Italy, Tuscany, Siena. Detail of one of the beautifully inlaid panels and carved marble sculptures on the facade of the Duomo, Sienas Gothic cathedral. Italy, Tuscany, Siena

Isola Di San Giorgio Maggiore Church. Italy Veneto Venice Isola Di San Giorgio Maggiore Church

Boats on Grand Canal Santa Lucia Basilica. Italy Veneto Venice Boats on Grand Canal Santa Lucia Basilica

Gondola on the Grand Canal. Italy Veneto Venice Gondola on the Grand Canal

Italy Veneto Venice Venice Carnival People in Costumes and Masks on Canal with Gondolas and Isola Di San Giorgio Maggiore

Venice Carnival People in Costumes and Masks on Canal with Gondolas and Isola Di San Giorgio Maggiore. Italy Veneto Venice Venice Carnival People in Costumes and Masks on Canal with Gondolas

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Discover the enchanting allure of a Mediterranean country, where ancient history and vibrant culture intertwine seamlessly. From the charming streets of Seville adorned with a mesmerizing map of Italy and the Mediterranean crafted from ceramic tiles, to the awe-inspiring Palazzo Publico & Piazza del Campo in Siena, Tuscany, every corner is an invitation to explore. Marvel at the majestic Statue of St James at the Cathedral of Santiago in Santiago de Compostela, which stands as a testament to centuries-old craftsmanship. Built in the 1840s, this architectural gem transports you back in time. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere as you step into an inviting bar nestled within Seville's Santa Cruz district. The interior exudes warmth and character that reflects both tradition and modernity. Admire a beautifully tiled picture depicting Mary and Jesus on one of Seville's picturesque streets—a true work of art that captures your heart. Venture further into this diverse Mediterranean country and find yourself captivated by Lisbon's undeniable charm in Portugal. Lose yourself amidst its narrow alleys filled with colorful facades that tell stories untold. As you journey through Lombardy, Italy, feast your eyes upon breathtaking views over Bergamo—rolling hills dotted with quaint houses create an idyllic backdrop for unforgettable memories. In Venice's iconic St Mark's Square, be transported to another world as gondolas glide gracefully along serene canals—a scene straight out of a fairytale. The vibrant island village Burano beckons with its shop fronts painted in vivid hues—an artist's palette come alive against clear blue skies. At Gardone Riviera’s promenade, indulge in moments of relaxation while savoring delicious cuisine served al fresco—the perfect blend between tranquility and indulgence. Lastly but certainly not least is Athens' Acropolis—the epitome of Greek civilization—where The Parthenon majestically stands atop the hill, a testament to human ingenuity and architectural brilliance.