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We chose this Center Parc for the indoor ski slope, which is open all year round. It is nice, but you have to book in advance and pay extra for it, so it is quite restrictive and ends up being pretty expensive. As for the rest, in the summer, you can go wakeboarding on the lake, and that can be fun to do as well. Otherwise, as usual, there is the pool which is already included in the price of the stay. It is not the biggest Aqua Mundo, but it gets the job done.

Used this at my old company. It is a relatively handy app to use for booking flights and hotels once you get the hang of it. The tool compares and searches for the best prices for you. Even if the fees are covered by the employer, it is always good to save money whenever you can. If you need anything, the customer service team is reachable by chat and they are efficient.

Very beautiful market, lively at all hours of the day and evening, colorful, and scented with the aromas of different Spanish culinary specialties. Just to discover the place and these food specialties, the visit is worth it. And if you are a little hungry, it is the perfect opportunity to grab a typical local snack to go.

Unlike the Prado, which I find a bit too classic, the Reina Sofia Museum exhibits more modern art, and therefore, to my taste, more innovative and creative. I am thinking of the works by Dali for example.

The flower beds in all different colors, the pools and their fountains, the view of the Alhambra and the mountains... everything is magnificent. I do not know of any more beautiful gardens in the world.

The architecture of the Nasrid palace, with its arches and arabesques, patios and fountains, is just magnificent. And then the Generalife gardens, they are the highlight of the visit, the grand finale.

The exterior has a lot of charm with its various domes and tapered spires. But what can you say about the interior? Artistic mosaics (and not just decorative ones) and an opulent, spectacular golden altarpiece. The line to get in might seem discouraging, but it is worth the wait.

Not too far from Amsterdam, you can have a really refreshing experience. For starters, we chose a houseboat for our accommodation. Inside, you don't really notice, but as soon as you look out the window, it feels a bit strange. Then, in the small harbor, the vibe is totally no stress, and time seems to slow down. But that does not mean you will get bored! In the Aquamundo, the pool is top notch, and the slides are fun, free, and without much of a wait. For an extra fee, but it is original, you can even try an intro to surfing. I tried it and I only mildly enjoyed it because I really could not find my balance.