Vigo (Spain)
Vigo is one of the most amazing Mediterranean cities to visit during your vacation. Although the Spanish city is not well known outside its nation and Europe, it holds lots of interesting activities and fascinating things to see in this fabulous city located in the northwest region of Spain. In addition to its rich culture, it's a home to a plethora of breathtaking historic sites, amazing architectural designs, and museums. Notable museums include the Castrelos museum, Naturnova, Galician Photography Center and the Museum of the Sea. The Santa Maria de Castrelos, Santiago de Bembrive, and the San Salvador de Coruxo are some of the notable Romanesque architectural structures that will amaze you and make your stay in Vigo worthwhile.
This Spanish city is also a great holiday destination for those who love just spending time at the beach. Nothing wrong with that since Vigo is home for some of the most elegant sandy beaches of the Mediterranean. Some of the most famous include the Samil beach located on the Toralla Island, Canido beach, Vao and Carril beach. Most importantly, its maritime climate with warm summers and the winters mild make Vigo a worthwhile tour destination throughout the whole year.
Cagliari (Italy)
The Sardinian island capital, Cagliari, is another attraction-rich city, that most people outside of Italy do not know much about. Theres a lot to learn, see, discover and enjoy during a stay in this underrated Mediterranean city and Italian municipality. If you love relaxing on the beach, the famous Poetto beach of southern Sardinia is a wonderful destination to include on your list. As a matter of fact, it is considered among the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia. Even though a bit smaller, the Calamosca is another amazing beach you can have leisure time on during your stay in Cagliari.
Apart from beach life, you also have much more to see and discover. Especially notable museums such is the Museo Archeologico Nazionale and the Museum Citadel. Cagliari is rich with beautiful historic attractions such as the Roman Amphitheater, the Cathedral, the Collegiata di Sant'Anna Church and the San Saturnino Basilica whose construction dates as far back in the 5th century. There is also the Marina and other breathtaking attractions such as the Elephant Tower and the Eastern walls of Castello. Cagliari culture is a diverse one, with Italian and English being the main communication languages in Sardinia.
Opatija (Croatia)
Located in western Croatia, Opatija is another great wonderful town and hidden gem of the Mediterranean on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. The history-rich town is also known by other names such as Abbazia in Hungarian. Some of the most breathtaking sights to see in Opatija include the Villa Angiolina, The St. Jakob and Angiolina Parks, St. Jacob's Church, Helios and Selena Fountain, Madonna del Mare, Slatina Fountain, Maiden with the Seagull and the Church of the Annunciation of Mary. This Croatian town is also well surrounding with numerous elegant beaches and amazing hotels around, all reachable with local taxi or car rental services. The town has a diverse culture with various cultural and entertainment events taking place throughout the year.
The Mediterranean area of Europe is known for its cultural wonders, natural beauties and welcoming climate throughout the whole year. If you count in great hospitality of the locals, exquisite cousin and wine originating from local vineyards, you got the combination for a memorable vacation.
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