Sierra Cebollera Natural Park

It is one of the best-preserved regions in terms of wildlife and, especially, for its excellent forest areas.

Sierra de Hornachuelos Natural Park

The natural area is home to elements of great interest due to its fauna and botanical resources.

Moncayo Natural Park

Moncayo is the highest point in the Iberian Mountain Range (2,373 m) and offers a great diversity of landscapes: From glacial remains at the summit to lush forests of beech, holm oak, oak, pine and juniper on its slopes.

Sierra de Huétor Natural Park

This natural area is located in the centre of the province of Granada, 20 kilometres from its capital. It encompasses several mid-mountain ranges, some reaching nearly 2,000 metres in altitude, including the one that gives the park its name.

Mount Aloia Natural Park

The Monte Aloia Natural Park stands out for its natural beauty, its rich flora and fauna and its archaeological remains.

Señorío de Bertiz Natural Park

The Park is located in the Bertizarana Valley, in the north of Navarre . It preserves extensive beech and oak forests.

Los Volcanes Nature Reserve

A breathtaking landscape, the result of intense volcanic activity.

Sierra de Gredos Regional Park

It’s recognised as a stargazing destination by the Starlight Foundation.

Sierra Espuña Regional Reserve

The mountain region of Sierra Espuña is one of the most accessible in Murcia.

Las Batuecas - Sierra de Francia Nature Reserve

Montes de Malaga Natural Park

Very close to the city of Malaga, you can find this park of beautiful landscapes and rich vegetation.

Valles Occidentales Nature Reserve

Located at the westernmost end of the Aragonese Pyrenees, this natural space encompasses one of the best preserved places in the mountain range, known for its peaks that reach heights of over 2,600 m, lush forests and endangered species including the brown bear or the osprey.

Alto Tajo Natural Park

Located between the southeastern part of Guadalajara and the northeastern part of Cuenca, this natural area is the largest continuous network of canyons and gorges in Castile-La Mancha . Most of the typical characteristics of the Iberian Mountain Range can be found in the Alto Tajo region. ...

Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park

The Sierra de Guara, in the heart of the Huesca Pre-Pyrenees, is considered one of the European capitals of canyoning. These are limestone mountains crossed by several crystal-clear waterways that have created a labyrinth of gorges that is internationally renowned among lovers of this sport.

Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park

La Garrotxa is considered the most significant volcanic area on the Iberian Peninsula, a unique and very distinct Catalan region with 38 volcanic cones and 20 lava flows.

Cañón del Río Lobos Nature Reserve

The Río Lobos Canyon has a physiognomy marked by spectacular vertical walls.

Sierra de Baza Natural Park

This mountain range is a mountainous massif in which you can find plains, deep valleys and steep slopes. Its botanical value is high, as is its wealth of flora and fauna.

Corralejo Nature Reserve

On the island of Fuerteventura, in the municipality of Corralejo, you will find this park – a sandy expanse of great geomorphological integrity and enormous scientific interest.

Prado Museum

This gallery in Madrid has the most complete collection of Spanish painting from 11th-18th centuries, and numerous masterpieces by great universal artists such as El Greco, Velázquez, Goya, Bosch, Titian, Van Dyck and Rembrandt.

Things you can do in Extremadura to discover its popular culture

There are dates on the calendar that mark the ideal moment to revive the legends that the villages and towns hold in their memories, and that commemorate their history. And to be honest, what better way to discover Extremadura’s folklore than taking part in its traditional popular fiestas. ...

Four art centres with cutting-edge architecture in Andalusia

Think of a museum. What do you imagine? Maybe a place full of works of art? Now think of Andalusia. What images pop into your mind? Impressive heritage buildings - cathedrals, the Alhambra in Granada, the Great Mosque of Cordoba? But there’s another Andalusia of daring cutting-edge design. Come with us to four spaces which break the mould. ...

Some of Spain's most famous caves

Naturally sculpted underground jewels. Bring out your speleological side and explore some of the most famous caves in Spain. Our ancestors lived in many of these caves, where they left their mark, and others are simply a place of unique beauty. Stalactites and stalagmites with unique shapes for you to interpret. ...

Journey to our roots: prehistoric caves open to the public in Cantabria

Learning about man's first artistic expressions is a totally unique experience So if you are one of those inquisitive people who wants to know when and how it all started, keep reading because the prehistoric caves of Cantabria,in Northern Spain, will reveal some of the answers.

Discover the cities that gave us the most Spanish Olympic medal winners

The sports infrastructure in Spain is very impressive, with many different clubs, facilities and natural spaces especially designed so you can do any kind of sport 365 days a year. As such, great names in the world of sport are emerging every day in different cities, to represent Spain at the Olympic Games every four years. ...