Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

Founded in 1991, it is the venue for the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix of the Formula 1 World Championship and the Catalan Grand Prix of the Motorcycling World Championship. In addition, until 2025, its tracks were home to the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix.

Comunitat Valenciana Ricardo Tormo circuit

Opened in 1999, it is one of Spain's most important circuits and the race track in which the last race of the Grand Prix motorcycle racing championship is held.

Ángel Nieto Circuit of Jerez

Located in Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz, it has hosted the Spanish Grand Prix of the Motorcycle World Championship since 1987.

Ciudad Encantada (Enchanted City)

This natural place situated in the Serranía de Cuenca is characterised by its curious rocky formations, sculpted over the centuries by ice, wind and water. All this has modelled stone figures that look like humans, object and animals that spark visitors' imagination.

El Corte Inglés: Spain's iconic luxury department store

Founded in 1940 as a small tailor shop in the heart of Madrid, El Corte Inglés has evolved to become a global fashion icon and a must-visit for those seeking a unique shopping experience.

Cuesta de Moyano

The Cuesta de Moyano hill is a famous pedestrian avenue which is the site of Madrid's permanent book fair, with around 30 wooden stalls primarily dedicated to the purchase and sale of second-hand books.

Distrito 41: a “temple” of fashion and restaurants in Madrid

If you are looking for a place in Madrid with prestigious restaurants, neoclassical architecture, art galleries, the most chic hotels, luxury hair and beauty salons and the best brands in the world of fashion, this is your place. ...

Metropolitano Stadium

The Metropolitano has been the home stadium for Atlético de Madrid since 2017. It is a modern sports facility with a surface area of more than 88,000 square metres.

Santiago Bernabéu stadium

Santiago Bernabéu is the Real Madrid football team's stadium. It is open for visitors, allowing them to visit the team's locker rooms, a trophy room and the VIP seating areas, among other parts of the stadium.

Faro de Moncloa

This 92-metre-high tower affords a panoramic view of Madrid.

Canalejas Gallery

A complex destined to become an icon of luxury and haute cuisine in Madrid. It is located in the heart of the city centre and has more than 40 fashionable establishments, a large space dedicated to haute cuisine and a luxury hotel.

Las Piedras de Garoza

This art and nature project was conceived and developed by Basque painter and sculptor Agustín Ibarrola in the Dehesa de Garoza de Muñogalindo (Ávila). The result is a surprising set of 115 large stones converted into art, conveying different meanings and span over almost 11 hectares.

Kursaal Conference Centre and Auditorium

This architectural icon in the city of San Sebastian hosts events, exhibitions and concerts.

Matadero Madrid

After its restoration, the old slaughterhouse and livestock market of Madrid was transformed into a large multidisciplinary space, dedicated to artistic experimentation and production.

Antón Martín market

Traditional food, florists, tailor-made flamenco dance shoes, traditional Argentine empanadas, Asian food, vegan and vegetarian specialties, among many others. Antón Martín market, found in the historic centre of Madrid, is one of those places full of contrasts and flavours from all over the world.

Barranco Market

The Barranco Market opens its doors to an attractive gourmet market space that currently offers an authentic gastronomic experience, with the best of traditional and modern cuisine.

El Puerto market

The Mercado del Puerto of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the result of the project for the remodelling of the city's former food market: a modernist wrought iron building, built in 1891 by technicians from the French company of the world-famous Gustave Eiffel, which was remodelled in 1994. ...

San Antón market

Found in the popular neighbourhood of Chueca (Madrid), this now restored and modern market offers seasonal and high-quality products to visitors in its building with three floors: a traditional market, show cooking and takeaway restaurants and a restaurant-terrace. ...

San Fernando Market

San Fernando Market was inaugurated in 1944 and is currently a place where tradition and modernity go hand-in-hand. Thus, the traditional fishmonger, butcher or grocery store coexist happily with a store in which books are sold by the pound or another one that offers a bicycle home delivery service for organic fruit.

San Miguel market

This emblematic building in the very heart of Madrid is a traditional market with a wrought iron structure that is still in place, and which was remodelled to create a modern space with top-quality products. ...

Santa Caterina market

Santa Caterina market's striking roof – in wave form, with multicoloured ceramics on wood – is certainly what initially brings visitors to discover this corner of Barcelona. It was opened in 1845, as the first covered market in Barcelona, and its latest renovation by architects Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue, was completed in 2005.

MotorLand Aragón – The Motor City

MotorLand Aragón is the complex of Alcañiz Motor City (Teruel) and the official race track of the Grand Prix of Aragón in the MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3 categories.

Malaga: McArthurGlen

Malaga in Costa del Sol is a destination where you can be dazzled by fashion and its latest trends. The Andalusian city opened the McArthurGlen luxury brand outlet in 2020. ...

Madrid Río

This green area, located a short distance from Puerta del Sol square, is a park designed to follow a line that borders the Manzanares River and offers spaces for rest, leisure and sports.

Luis Buñuel Water Park

It is located in the Ranillas meander of the Ebro river, next to the site of the 2008 Zaragoza International Exhibition. Around 120 hectares in size, this is an urban park with green areas, services and activities for all ages.

Plaza de Cataluña square

Plaza de Cataluña is a square in the heart of Barcelona and one of its main meeting points. It is one of the largest squares in Spain, about five hectares long.

Plaza de Cibeles square

This is one of the liveliest, best-known and most beautiful squares in Madrid, and is home to such emblematic monuments as the Cibeles Fountain and Palace. This is a visit not to be missed on any trip to the city.

El Rastro street market

This is the most popular open-air market in Madrid and one of the oldest since its origins date back to the 15th century. Located in the area around Ribera de Curtidores street, it is an unmissable event for Sunday and holiday mornings. ...

Soho Málaga - the Art District

A central neighbourhood which is an icon of urban art and underground culture in the city of Málaga thanks to a project started by the public.

Tibidabo

Tibidabo is the highest hill in Barcelona, 512 metres above sea level. It is located in the Collserola Natural Park and offers a spectacular panoramic view of the city. It has an amusement park, large green areas, restaurants and many different viewpoints.

Wax Museum

A journey through history with waxwork figures.

Cerralbo Museum

This museum reflects the tastes of the period through a wide range of works of art.

Chillida Leku Museum

An outdoor museum where the work of Eduardo Chillida can be fully appreciated.

Chocolate Museum

The Wine Science Museum

A space on the Ribera del Guadiana Wine Route in Extremadura, where you can explore the history and tradition of wine and look into its future.

Museum of Science and Technology of Catalonia

To preserve industrial heritage and remember the industrialisation process in the 19th century, which had such an impact on Catalonia. This is the fundamental objective of this museum located in Terrassa .