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Ibiza is a delightful Mediterranean destination, which allows you to let your hair down and enjoy a laid-back hippy vibe. You can relax on a Bali bed next to the blue sea and sip cocktails as you watch the sun that goes down. Ibiza was discovered by the Carthaginians in 654 BC, and at the same time, the Greeks arrived and christened the island Pitiusas, denoted ‘island covered by pines’. With a big harbour and excellent defences, the island was teeming with merchants and traders and served as an important commercial hub with salt being an integral part of the trade. The Romans captured Ibiza and called it Ebusus in 123 BC. The Moors arrived in the 9th century and ruled for over 500 years. Throughout the dynasties, Ibiza was noted for its alluring beauty and natural surroundings.Ibiza offers year-round fiestas and cultural activities. For centuries, Ibiza's traditional cuisine has been derived from its rich farmland, hunting and fishing. Because of the historic isolation and different ethnic groups ruling the place at different times, a variety of cultures and cuisines are observed, with modern Catholic Spain culture. The summer and beach season in Ibiza officially begins in May, when temperatures reach the mid-twenties. Temperatures can reach 30-35°F in July, August and September. The weather is normally warm during the fall months, but bring a sweater and a jacket as the evenings might turn cool. The winter months of November to April are reasonably moderate; however, they can be wet and cloudy.

Madrid is the capital of Spain and home to both the Spanish Royal Family and the Spanish Government. Widely regarded as a contemporary metropolis, Madrid is an economic and industrial centre of the country, and it is the largest city with a population of approximately 3.5 million people. The city of Madrid, once known as Mayrit, was built by Emir Muhammad around the end of the 9th century AD. It rose in prominence during the Arab colonisation of the Iberian peninsula before falling into Christian hands during the Christian Reconquest of Spain. In recent years, Madrid has undergone significant urbanisation, and today, it is regarded as one of Europe's most progressive, contemporary, and attractive cities.Madrid is centrally positioned on the Iberian Peninsula, surrounded by mountains and natural reserves. Thanks to its central location, Madrid has traditionally served as a connector between different parts of Spain and is therefore accessible to all major cities of the country by train, road or air. Madrid has much to offer in terms of cultural experiences and entertainment. The city is dotted with historical landmarks, including the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and numerous statuettes. For art lovers, the city has museums like Del Prado, Reina Sofia, and Thyssen. These museums house some of the most fantastic collections of artwork by Spanish and international artists.The weather in Madrid changes greatly depending on the season. It is hot and dry in the summer and rainy in the winter. The best time to visit the city is from September to November or from March to May. This is when the temperature is balmy and the city comes alive.