Canal of Castile Route: an 18th century river dream come true

How do you fancy sailing through the heart of Castile and Leon, in Spain’s interior, hundreds of kilometres from the sea? At two and a half hours from Madrid by car, this route is perfect for a family getaway and to discover the first civil engineering projects of the 18th century in Spain. What is the Canal of Castile? ...

A road trip along Spain’s east coast

A road trip along Spain’s Mediterranean coast is a guarantee of sunshine, lovely beaches, and plenty of destinations with things to see and do. We suggest following the coastline at your own pace, without a fixed timetable and with room to improvise. ...

A route through Spain's medieval towns and cities

Here we suggest a route in Spain which is original and unconventional, but very interesting and attractive, and which covers our medieval towns and cities. The Medieval Towns and Cities Route goes from the Basque Country to Extremadura. The whole route takes in nearly 1,500 kilometres crossing Spain from the north to the south-west. ...

7-day tour of Andalusia

Are you planning a trip to southern Spain for your next holiday? Perhaps you’re wondering what would be the best route? Andalusia is the second largest area of the country - from one end to the other there are about 600 kilometres - so we recommend at least a week if you want to see its most famous cities. ...

Routes along the Catalan coast and Pyrenees

We recommend a trip to a side of Catalonia that combines nature and culture particularly well. Objective: enjoy two global tourism icons: The coast of the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenees mountain range. The journey can either be completed in two weeks or slightly longer. It is always better to take longer and devote more time to the trip. ...

A day of culture in Santiago de Compostela

Thousands of people flock to Santiago de Compostela with a single desire: to discover the Cathedral, the end point of the Camino de Santiago. On our day of culture in the city, we will of course visit this monumental work of art, but we’ll also have time for much, much more. ...

The Don Quixote Route

It’s no exaggeration to say that Don Quixote de la Mancha is one of the most famous books in the history of literature. This novel, which tells the adventures and especially the misfortunes of a man who wanted to be a knight-errant in the land of La Mancha, was written by Miguel de Cervantes in the 17th century, and is among the world’s most ...

Sailing route in the Balearic Islands

If we hear “Balearic Islands” we immediately imagine a typical scene where we would all like to be: Mediterranean coves with turquoise waters, surrounded by lush forests where you want time to just stop. ...

In the footsteps of Miró

Get ready for a journey through the land and the work of one of the most original, influential artists of the 20th century: Joan Miró. Your travelling companions will be rebellion, imagination, eccentricity, colour, strange geometrical constructions, and surrealist collages and sculptures. ...

Travelling by car around northern Spain

Spain's extensive road network makes travelling by car a comfortable and enjoyable option. You decide the schedules, the routes and the time you want to spend at each new destination you discover along the way. Considered getting to know the north of the country in depth? ...

Two days in Madrid

With this two-day itinerary you can discover some of the most interesting places in Madrid and make the most of your time if you are only visiting for a weekend. You'll spend 48 unforgettable hours in one of the liveliest cities in Europe.

Route of the Monasteries in the Ribeira Sacra

Visiting Galicia, in the north of Spain, is always a great option. If you are also looking for an inspiring inland setting, your destination lies between the provinces of Lugo and Ourense. The Ribeira Sacra, declared a biosphere reserve along with the Serras do Oribio e Courel, is a unique natural enclave of enormous monumental value. ...

Route around the province of Cáceres

A trip to Caceres (in northern Extremadura) means a pleasant surprise for the traveller. It’s a little-known fact that there is something attractive - even addictive - in this inland area of Spain. Could it be the unique nature reserves, such as Monfragüe Natural Park? Or perhaps, its two UNESCO World Heritage sites? ...

One day in Salamanca

If you want to get to know one of the most beautiful World Heritage Cities in Spain, why not arrange a day out in Salamanca? You'll love strolling around the cobbled streets of the historic quarter and visiting the university and the city's two cathedrals with their characteristic golden stone. ...

One day in Toledo

One day in Toledo never seems enough. The famous “city of three cultures” is expecting you very close to the country’s capital, scarcely 70 kilometres from Madrid and connected by high-speed train in a journey of around half an hours. ...

One day in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

If you’re spending a few days on the island of Gran Canaria and you want to see everything it has to offer, it’s a great idea to spend a day exploring its capital: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. ...

The Silver Route and its surrounding areas in the province of León

We have some recommendations for you as you explore the Silver Route on its way through the province of León, in northern Spain, in the region of Castile and León. The Silver Route or Vía de la Plata was once an important Roman road, running from northern to southern Spain in the days of the Empire. ...

The Vía de la Plata (Silver Route)

From Seville to Gijón, going through heritage cities like Mérida, Salamanca, León and Astorga. This is the route of the historic Roman road which ran between northern and southern Spain, one of the most important on the Iberian Peninsula at that time. ...

A week in Green Spain

We suggest a route from east to west covering the four regions that make up this part of Green Spain: the Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia. The route starts and finishes near two major international airports: Bilbao, and Santiago de Compostela. Discover the routes you can travel in Green Spain:

Zaragoza in two days

Zaragoza is the perfect destination for a city getaway. Here, you will find the best way to discover the city in two days and endless ideas for your next visit. Exploring Zaragoza on foot is easy, since most of its tourist attractions are found in the old town, one of the largest in Spain. ...

Routes of the Al-Andalus Legacy

Our suggested route explores the heritage, history and culture of al-Andalus, the Islamic Andalusia of the 8th to 15th centuries. Follow these routes to marvel at unique sites like the Alhambra in Granada and the Great Mosque of Cordoba, and visit charming villages far from the usual tourist circuits. ...

One-day tour of Segovia

Segovia is a World Heritage City, with unique sights that are worth a trip in themselves. However, once in Segovia you will find the city offers much, much more. An old Jewish quarter, grand mansions, outstanding views and a green belt which is ideal for a pleasant stroll in the sunshine. This route covers the best of the city in one day.

Two-day tours of Seville

Seville is world-famous for its Easter ceremonies and the Feria de Abril (April Fair). But any time of year is good for discovering the capital of Andalusia. Historic buildings, lively neighbourhoods and flamenco almost everywhere you look are part of the enticing charm of Seville. ...

French Route

From the Pyrenees to Santiago de Compostela, the French Way passes through the regions of Aragón, Navarre, La Rioja, Castile and Leon, and Galicia on a route followed by over 150,000 pilgrims every year. ...

The Northern Way

The Cantabrian Sea and the nature of northern Spain are the stars of the Northern Way, which reaches Santiago de Compostela through the regions of the Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias, and Galicia. ...

The Primitive Way

The Primitive Way is very similar to the original route of the Camino de Santiago, which began in the 9th century with the discovery of the tomb of Saint James the Apostle and the devotion of King Alfonso II, who made a pilgrimage.

Holidays on the Canary Islands

So you can make the most of what's on offer in the eight Canary Islands, we suggest a travel plan with the essentials of each one. We're thinking of a stay of at least two days on each island and we know it's not long enough. Make the most of the magnificent airport connections. The two main islands are Gran Canaria and Tenerife. ...

Valencia in two days

If you just have two days to visit this city, we recommend a route taking you to some of its most famous sights. Get ready for strolls around the pedestrianised city centre, views of the sea, and the classic paella. You’ll want to enjoy every moment in Valencia.

Explore Spain on its high-speed trains

Would you like to travel in comfort by train between Madrid and Valencia in about 100 minutes? And between Madrid and Barcelona in two and a half hours? These are just a few examples of fast, sustainable and safe journeys that you can make thanks to Spain's extensive network of High Speed Trains (AVE). ...

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