Monachil

Monachil is just 8 kilometres from Granada, and the Sierra Nevada ski resort falls within its municipal area. The village has many areas of great natural value and stunning landscapes. ...

Lanjarón

Lanjarón is 49 kilometres from Granada, in the heart of the Sierra Nevada National Park.

Figueres

Figueres, county capital of Alt Empordà, extends over a river plain situated inland in the province of Girona.

Grazalema

It is the highest and most mountainous municipality in the province of Cadiz, as well as the rainiest in the Iberian Peninsula. It is located in the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, and has become a tourist destination linked to the splendour of its natural surroundings. Its historic quarter has the Property of Cultural Interest designation.

Cáceres

This historic city of Extremadura, known as the “town of 1001 escutcheons”, is always worth visiting.

Alcántara

In the last spurs of the Sierra de San Pedro, on the banks of the Tajo river, the historic quarter of Alcántara unfolds.

Jerte

The end of March is the best time to visit, when the cherry trees are in flower

Oviedo

Ancient Ovetum has been closely linked, since its founding (8th century), to the Asturian monarchy, becoming the capital of the Kingdom of Asturias. This fact has left a historic centre with an undeniable medieval flavour, which modernity has provided with a carefully designed urban layout that is easy to navigate.

Gijón

On the shores of the Cantabrian Sea, Gijón offers an attractive combination of maritime tradition, monumental heritage and modern urban planning right on the seashore. Its marina is a testament to its close links with the sea throughout its history. ...

Cullera

The Mediterranean town of Cullera is located in the centre of the Valencian coast, tucked away between the sea and the mountains.

Pollença

The northernmost spurs of Sierra de Tramuntana are the backdrop of the Majorcan town of Pollença. Widely known for its lively port and crystal-clear bay, the town has a medieval historic quarter that sits only a few kilometres away from the Mediterranean sea.

Tarragona

In Tarragona, a City declared World Heritage, history comes out of the books and is enjoyed at every step.

Sitges

Located between the sea and the mountains, the city of Sitges (which belongs to Barcelona) offers a wide variety of leisure activities to visitors. The Coast of Garraf, on the Mediterranean sea and the surrounding mountains, provide a beautiful natural setting to this town.

Los Realejos

The municipality of Los Realejos stands in the middle of the fertile valley of La Orotava, in the north of the island of Tenerife. Near Puerto de la Cruz, it has ample tourist attractions, including beaches and inland routes.

Don Benito

Its Ethnographic Museum gives you insights into local traditional life

Deya

Deià is a beautiful town in the Majorcan coast known as Costa Norte, situated between Sierra de Tramuntana and the sea.

Tui

The city, which has been declared a Historic-Artistic Site, has had its heritage enriched over the centuries thanks to its strategic location.

Baiona

This is a coastal town that was the focus for trade in the region until the spectacular development of Vigo that took place at the end of the 19th century.

Cádiz

Founded 3,000 years ago by the Phoenicians, Cádiz is the oldest city in Western Europe.

Arenas de San Pedro

In addition to its wealth of heritage, Arenas de San Pedro is a site of tourist interest due to its famous Águila Caves, discovered in 1963 and located just six kilometres from the town.

Vigo

In the Galician province of Pontevedra, situated on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, lies the city that lends its name to the southernmost estuary of the Rías Baixas: Vigo.

Three romantic summer getaways in Spain: safe, comfortable and unforgettable

Summer is coming and you're craving a holiday. Your dream couples trip awaits you in Spain. You will find infinite destinations to continue falling in love with your travel companion. From a volcanic island to a nearly deserted beach nestled among charming towns, or a dreamy spot on the coast. ...

Three mountains in Catalonia to test your stamina

A short hike in the mountains with family or friends is a fabulous way to get active. Read on and discover three mountain trails in Catalonia to walk if you’re looking for a challenge.

Irrigation tribunals in the Spanish Mediterranean

As legal water management institutions created by tradition, in use from the Al-Andalus period (9th - 13th centuries) up to the present day, both tribunals were given the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity designation in 2009.

Flavours to discover: black truffle and saffron

Truffles are known as the black diamond, and saffron the red gold, of Spanish cuisine. Both epithets are based on the powerful aroma and flavour they add to the recipes, and on their great culinary value and high prices. We will tell you where they are grown, how to try them, and how to learn more about them.

Industrial tourism, a different way to visit Spain

Industrial tourism offers a different way to approach history and heritage. You can visit former factories, mines, mills, and other facilities left behind by industry and eventually reclaimed as cultural assets and tourist attractions. ...

The Dalí Theatre-Museum in Spain: Salvador Dalí’s last great work

Spain is the birthplace of some of the greatest talents in the history of art. Creators with the most varied personalities and styles, who find common ground in their devotion to the country in which they were raised. ...

A cultural trip to the Canary Islands

Many cultures have lived on these Atlantic islands, creating their own identity through hundreds of years of miscegenation. Influences from different parts of the world – Africa, Europe and America – which have created a rich culture present on the eight islands.

3 reasons for visiting the Balearic Islands – and all 3 of them are World Heritage Sites

Kilometres of beaches, shining coves, an infinity of natural landscapes and thousands of hidden secrets just waiting to be discovered. In the Balearic Islands you'll come across palaces, castles, and medieval towns and cities. You'll marvel at the local culture. And you'll fall in love with the spirit of the place, a real heritage of humanity.

Holidays in Granada

If we had to define Granada, we would say it’s an Andalusian city that glows with its own inner light, one of those magical places you fall in love with straight away. It’s just as good for a family trip as it is for travelling with your partner, with friends, or even alone. ...

Valle del Jerte, nature's white

Less than three hours west of Madrid, in Cáceres, discover one of the most stunning natural spectacles in spring in Spain: the cherry blossom in the JerteValley. A unique, dazzling event, where one and a half million cherry trees burst into bloom and turn the landscape completely white.

Silver Route by bicycle

The Silver Route or Vía de la Plata is a fascinating trail running north-to-south across Spain and ideal for mountain bike enthusiasts. From Seville to Gijón, it's an adventure that crosses four different regions: Andalusia, Extremadura, Castile and Leon and Asturias. ...

The Costa del Sol and Costa de la Luz, where you can feel free

Forget about the daily grind, your schedules, the commute, the endless screens, the stress… It’s time to feel free. Could there be a better feeling? Yes, if you’re in magical places like the Costa del Sol and the Costa de la Luz.

Flying to Spain. Spanish Airports

If you’re travelling to Spain by car or motorbike, you should know…

If you are taking your car, you must find out if your driving licence is valid to drive in Spain, whether you must exchange it or if you need an international permit. Permits issued in countries of the European Union and the European Economic Area (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) are fully valid to drive in Spain as long as they are in ...

Travelling to Spain by train

The international train network connects Spain with Portugal and France. It features the AVE high-speed train connection with France. Here you can find a table with a selection of rail services for getting to Spain.