Mushroom rocks in the enchanted city of Bolnuevo

The Costa Cálida, about an hour's drive from the city of Murcia. Bolnuevo is a small fishing village with deep-rooted seafaring traditions. It is also home to a natural treasure: the Ciudad Encantada, or enchanted city. This is another name by which the eroded features, or Gredas, of Bolnuevo are known. ...

The Sierra de Gata in Cáceres: hidden nature

The Sierra de Gata is an area situated in the north east of the province of Cáceres, in Extremadura. Here you'll find pretty country villages, lush woodlands, magnificent mountains, flower-filled meadows and an infinite number of trails that are well worth adding to your trip itinerary. ...

The Sierra Norte region in Madrid

Charming corners, nature and mountains welcome you to the little villages in Madrid's Sierra Norte. Just one hour by car from the capital and close to the neighbouring provinces of Segovia and Guadalajara, discover these four gorgeous villages: Patones, Rascafría, Torrelaguna and Buitrago de Lozoya.

Spain Screen Grand Tour: explore the settings of your favourite stories

Are you a movie buff and a series lover? Every time you're watching a movie, do you wonder what the places where these stories you love so much are really like? So if you are travelling through Spain or are planning to come soon, don't miss the opportunity to explore this country in a different way: by visiting the most iconic places where ...

Surfing in the south of Spain, the best places

Did you know that the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean meet in the south of Spain? This combination plus the winds in this area make it one of the best places in Spain for surfing, together with the north coast. ...

The glassblowing technique

It is believed that this ancient method of making glass pieces was invented in the 1st century BC and, basically, it has not changed until since then: it involves melting glass paste at more than a thousand degrees, using a hollow reed to blow the interior and give shape to the handmade object. ...

Tenerife: a night at the foot of the Teide volcano

Mount Teide is the world’s third largest volcano, so it's only normal that spending the night in a hotel with views of the summit would be a fascinating experience.

Top 5: The music events in Spain we’ve all been waiting for

If you've been dreaming of festivals in Europe, you've arrived at your destination: Spain. Keep reading and take note. Five incredible events await you!

Ring the bells by hand

This centuries-old practice has been acknowledged as being Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO for being an example of memory, history, tradition and communication. This original means of expressing sound is common across Spain, used in the different regions. ...

The luxury of travelling through Green Spain by tourist train

This is the proposal: forget your hectic life aboard one of the best tourist trains in the world. Sounds good, doesn't it? And wouldn't it be great if the train ran through the mountains, valleys, cliffs and beaches of Green Spain? ...

Transhumance

This is a unique livestock practice in which herds are driven from summer pastures to winter pastures, sometimes hundreds of kilometres apart. Since 2023, Spanish transhumance has been considered an Intangible Cultural World Heritage.

Three getaways for enjoying nature near Barcelona

If you're visiting the city of Barcelona and feel like taking a trip to enjoy the countryside, we suggest these three nearby excursions to view landscapes in Protected Natural Areas. In addition to walking through forests or by rivers and marshes, you can take guided routes, see castles and manor houses and taste fine wines. ...

Spain in autumn

Autumn - from around 22 September to 21 December - is the perfect time to take your first break since the summer holidays. Why not organise a trip to Spain? It's a time for savouring seasonal specialities, such as mushrooms and chestnuts, having fun in the fiestas around the grape harvest, or buying something unique before Christmas comes ...

Welcoming towns for remote working

Spain is an excellent option for digital nomads and remote workers, and when you are looking for a rural setting, with a quieter pace of life, to work from. Thanks to the project of the National Network of Welcoming Towns, you will be able to easily find small towns that offer what you need to work remotely, as well as leisure options for your ...

Different ways to explore Valencia

Valencia is a city worth taking time over, exploring every detail and discovering the places you might miss on a first trip. The famous City of Arts and Sciences and the Miguelete tower are always great places to visit. ...

Two weeks in Valencia and the Balearic Islands

If you are thinking of spending your next holiday in Spain and have around 15 days, a great option is to combine Valencia with the Balearic Islands. The first destination is synonymous with joy, culture and gastronomy. And what can you say about the islands? Its charm can be summed up in one word: paradise. ...

A trip to Valencia: its must-see architectural art

If you like immersing yourself in culture when you travel, finding out about the history of a city and one of your great passions is art ... read on to fall in love with Valencia.

Places to visit in Spain and go shopping

Beyond the very well-known Madrid, Valencia or Barcelona, there are many Spanish destinations where you can take home some of their style in your suitcase. Art, fashion, up-and-coming design, gourmet products or local handicrafts. Unique items which will be more than a simple souvenir of your holiday destination.

Road trip through southern Spain

The interior of Spain is full of destinations to discover. A car trip through the south of Andalusia can be an unforgettable experience. The road trip we have proposed below takes in a number of places that are worth stopping off at to explore them thoroughly.

Spain, non-stop nightlife

Spain is synonymous with fun, high spirits, great weather, and above all, a fantastic nightlife. In big cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Bilbao and Granada and in areas such as Ibiza, the Costa del Sol and Benidorm, there are innumerable restaurants, bars, concert halls, pubs and nightclubs that guarantee you an unforgettable night ...

Navarre is at its finest in autumn

Any time is a good time to visit Navarre, but it’s at its most glorious in the autumn The landscapes are tinged with intense shades of ochre, orange and red and the light at dusk takes on a magical hue as the time approaches to light the open fire in your chosen rural accommodation.

Climbing and mountaineering

If you fancy a challenge, and want to have fun and discover stunning natural spaces with spectacular views, then Spain is your perfect place to go climbing! There is a wide range of areas where you can practise your favourite sport. You can climb up rocks of different levels, go climbing on ice and reach summits more than 3,000 metres high.

Sail into the sunset in Majorca

The sun melts into the Mediterranean Sea. Time stops and a special connection is created with the sunset. This is no ordinary sunset. You’re in Majorca, and what’s more, you’re on a boat. If we had to choose the most quintessential paradise landscape of the Balearic island this would certainly be a contender. ...

The Pyrenees, nature at its peak

The Pyrenees stretch more than 400 kilometres between Navarre, Aragon and Catalonia. Acting as a natural border between Spain and the rest of Europe, this mountain range runs horizontally along the north of the country. ...

Costa Dorada, holidays for playing again

Spending more quality time with the kids. Outdoors, in the sunshine, barefoot in the sand, dressed for warm weather and having a lovely time by the sea. Sounds good, doesn’t it? That’s a holiday on the Costa Daurada, the Mediterranean shore of Catalonia where it’s easy to find the time and energy to play with your children again. ...

Family holidays in Spain

Spain, one of the best destinations for family holidays in Europe

A real holiday is one that the whole family enjoys, and in Spain you'll all have a great time because here there's something for everyone. You'll find beaches, wild nature and cities with lots of activities for all the family to enjoy. Here are some destinations and suggestions that we hope will inspire.

Cities in Spain for a weekend getaway

There is always a moment of the year when we start fantasising... how about getting away for a weekend? Spain is the perfect choice. There are some ideal cities for enjoying an escape with the family or friends. What’s more, the mild climate means that any time of the year is great for a visit. ...

Plans for discovering Catalonia from Barcelona

These are ideas for lucky people. Lucky because they travel to Barcelona and they can also spend a few days visiting other destinations in Catalonia, discovering its added attractions. Are you one of them? Then take note and make the most of your holidays by taking one of these day trips.

Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, Malaga, and Seville: city break destinations

Have you been waiting for a break to get away for a few days, with your partner for example? Here are some ideas for big city breaks where you can enjoy culture, big shopping hubs, exquisite restaurants and gourmet food markets as well as idyllic accommodation. The perfect destination for short trips. ...

Accessible culture for all in Spain

In Spain, there are an increasing number of initiatives that guarantee cultural tourism for all. Adapted routes, specialised services, adapted facilities and accessible guides are all available in Spain. Here are some of the options in the main cities and sights for people with disabilities.

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.

Wines in and around Barcelona

Bars, restaurants, wineries... Go anywhere you want, but in Catalonia it’s always with good wine. And better still if you can enjoy it in a fun new way. How does that sound? We’ll tell you how to do it in Barcelona and its surroundings.

Cuisine and tradition in the culinary collectives and hotels of Catalonia

Catalan cuisine is the landscape of Catalonia on a plate. This is how one of Catalonia’s leading writers, Josep Pla, described it. And he was right: the traditional recipes of Catalonia include fish and seafood, game from the hills, and free-range poultry and vegetables from the market gardens dotted around the countryside - all this is what ...

A journey to enjoy Guijuelo Iberian ham

If you enjoy Iberian ham, if you'd like to learn about how it is traditionally produced or if you're interested in getting to know where the pigs are raised, this route offers you the opportunity to do so in the south-east of Salamanca (Castile and Leon). ...

Organic agriculture in Ibiza

Buying vegetables directly from the farmer, seeing how things are done on an organic smallholding, or staying at a country house where they grow their own food. These are a few of the experiences Ibiza has to offer for fans of natural foods and organic farming.