This month I want to present you as many as three great European cities: Madrid, Valencia and Barcelona. These three the biggest cities in Spain are famous for cultural heritage, fine museums and it's soccer clubs.

Madrid the capital of Spain has the third-most populous municipality in the European Union. The city is well-known for great museums like Museo del Prado or Reina Sofía, where can be found many of Pablo Picasso's works. The other must-see attractions in Madrid are renowned Palacio Real and Catedral de la Almudena.

Valencia is a charming old city located on the Mediterranean Sea. Valencia has a totally stunning and compact old town centre, packed with gorgeous buildings, historic sights, squares, gardens, museums and charming little streets. The Historic Centre bears the marks of 2000 years, in a spectacular mix of Roman, Muslim and Christian civilizations. Valencia is modern city at the same time: world famous futuristic City of Arts and Sciences is located in Valencia.

Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain and the capital of Catalonia. Barcelona is unequivocally a Mediterranean city, not only because of its geographic location but also and above all because of its history, tradition and cultural influences. I found La Rambla as the most interesting part of the city. It is a tree-lined pedestrian boulevard packed with buskers, living statues, mimes and itinerant salespeople selling everything. Obviously the number one on the list things to see in Barcelona is La Sagrada Familia cathedral, which is life's work of Antoni Gaudi.

I've had really great time visiting these three cities in Spain. I hope you will enjoy the new full set from Spain!