Images of modern architecture in Bilbao

Images of the prettiest streets in Spain

Flamenco, the music genre that will captivate you when you visit Spain

Flamenco is probably the most well-known music genre in Spain. It is an art with a long history and tradition. It was designated World Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO and, although its specific origin is unknown, it has its roots in Andalusia, where it is performed most often and became particularly popular.

Bilbao art district

The streets of Bilbao are one big exhibition of architecture and contemporary art. Most of it can be found near the estuary, between the Guggenheim Museum, the Albia gardens and the The Euskalduna Conference Centre and Concert Hall. ...

Barrio de Las Letras: literature and fine dining in Madrid

If you walk around the central barrio de Las Letras in Madrid, you will probably be fascinated by an inscription on the ground: “¿No es cierto ángel de amor, que en esta apartada orilla más pura la luna brilla y se respira mejor?” (Isn’t it true, angel of love, that on this distant shore the moonlight is purer and the air is clearer? ...

Bilbao, pincho by pincho

Taste and creativity in equal measure in one, or at most two, bites. That's what a pincho is, one of the highlights of Biscay and therefore Basque Country, gastronomy. The counters in Bilbao bars are attractive showcases that are constantly fresh and updated. ...

Ceuta, the best of four cultures

Known as the “pearl of the Mediterranean”, Ceuta waits on the other side of the Strait of Gibraltar, a destination full of colour. In northern Africa, this Spanish city combines four cultures, with Christian, Muslim, Jewish and Hindu traditions. ...

From Camarón to Rosalía, what do you know about flamenco today in Spain?

One of the best-known art forms in Spain is flamenco. Nobody is quite sure when flamenco was born, but it’s legacy has evolved, and it’s still very much alive thanks to the artists who continue to beat out that rhythm. ...

Five must-sees in the urban side of Galicia

The cities of Galicia have it all: natural and historic monuments, and lots of secrets. We’re going to reveal five unique monuments in Santiago de Compostela, Lugo, Ourense, Vigo, and Pontevedra.

Bilbao: a city filled with art, history and flavour in Northern Spain

When we arrive at the capital of Vizcaya, Puppy is there to give us a warm welcome. This dog made of a mass of colourful flowers welcomes you to the Guggenheim Museum and invites you to discover the history of Bilbao. ...

Visit the Barcelona you don’t find in the guidebooks

Maritime enclaves, romantic streets, war bunkers, sweeping views, and even the underground city… Barcelona has delightful surprises, even if you think you know it well.

What to do in Tarragona: tips for exploring the capital of the Costa Daurada in Catalonia

Tarragona is famous for its history. The city of Tarraco was established by the Romans over 2000 years ago. In the year 218 BC to be exact. From that moment on, each period of history has left its mark on the city. You can explore many different centuries from history just by crossing from one street to another.