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Practical information, Routes | Cantabria. Principality of Asturias. Galicia.

Sailing boat or train-hotel, two unusual ways to experience the Way of St James

The Way of St James or Camino de Santiago is a unique route where the journey can be more important than the destination. Although the most traditional way to complete it is on foot, and a few kilometres always need to be walked, there are much more comfortable options that make the experience even more unforgettable.

Pilgrim shell, a symbol of The Way of Saint James

Routes

Spain’s most popular stops along The Way of Saint James

Among the many routes of The Way of Saint James, there’s one which lets you discover the north of Spain in a different way. Nature lovers enjoy this trip so much because it’s full of contrasts. Without a doubt, it’s a wonderful adventure! The Way of Saint James passes through some of the most popular places in Spain. Here are some of them:

Culture, Urban tourism | Palma

Art Nouveau in Palma de Mallorca

Great names of Catalan Art Nouveau such as Gaudí and Domènech i Montaner shaped the architecture of Palma de Mallorca with their aesthetic in the early 20th century. This route visits the city’s most representative Art Nouveau buildings, in a style which still has an undeniable impact on the viewer.

Urban tourism

The “Movida” in Spain (between about midnight and about 4 am)

If you like nightlife, this will be some of the greatest fun of your trip. Here are a few ideas to guide you when you set out to enjoy Spain’s “movida” in any of the top cities for nightlife.

Culture | Murcia. Murcia. Murcia. Murcia. Murcia.

Unique visits in Murcia

Thanks to its history and the different cultures which have passed through the region over the centuries, Murcia has a diverse heritage. Some of these spaces and places can be enjoyed in unique ways.

Horses grazing in the Albufera nature reserve in Mallorca, Balearic Islands

Nature | Majorca

Nature in its purest state in the Albufera de Mallorca nature reserve

Michelin Balearic Islands are famous for their golden sand beaches andcrystalline waters. Stunning nature also abounds, offering a whole host of activities you can enjoy. On each of the islands there is a protected nature reserve where the flora and fauna are preserved. ...

Routes | Navarre

The Navarre of the Hemingway ‘Festival’

With just a suitcase and a book, be carried along those streets we have never visited. Admire the unknown vegetation. Breathe in the aroma of new flavours. Immerse yourself in the celebration of the spectacle that you have never seen but which, in some way, and thanks to travel literature, you feel you have already experienced. ...

Epiphany Cake, typical Christmas sweet treat in Spain

Food and oenology

Five very Christmassy culinary experiences in Spain

The lights, the presents, the decorations, the great food... Christmas is a holiday full of traditions and we want to help you discover some of the most delicious ones during your holidays in Spain. It will also be very easy for you to find special menus in restaurants and hotels and the bakeries will be overflowing with Christmas confectionery.

Candle-lit nights, Plaza de Vejer de la Frontera

Calendar | Pedraza. Vejer de la Frontera. Brihuega. Segura de la Sierra.

Nights of candles, flowers and concerts in Spain

Night falls, the street lights go out and thousands of candles begin to light up the streets, balconies and courtyards of a town. In the background, the sound of music. Someone walks along bewitched by the light of the flame that lights up their pupils. The atmosphere created is magical. It's not a mirage. ...

Puerta del Sol square, Madrid, on New Year’s Eve

Calendar

New Year's Eve in Spain

In Spain, 31 December is a very special celebration, where the fun and partying go on well into the early hours. If you want to get the year off to a good start, come and celebrate New Year’s Eve in Spain. You will have a great time eating the traditional 'lucky grapes' - and on into the small hours!

Routes | Orense

Moonlit thermal baths in Ourense

There is a city in Galicia with more than 2,000 years of history that is famous for its thermal baths, where you can bathe both during the day and at night, at any time of year. It is Ourense, the Thermal Capital of Galicia. ...

Nature

Spain and the beautiful natural parks at its extremes

Spain is full of amazing natural environments, with over 150 natural parks full of colour, fresh air and timeless smells. A totally different environment from today's world. Would you like to discover the natural parks at the extremes of Spain? Here are the four at the edge of Spanish territory at each compass point:

Nature

Getaway with the little ones? You'll have the best time in these nature reserves and national parks in Spain

Spain has 16 national parks and over 130 nature reserves across the country. Read on to find out about some of the parks you can escape to with your kids. Green spaces, play areas, fully signposted routes and educational activities about the plant and animal life are waiting for you. ...

Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Madrid

Culture

National Heritage and its Royal Sites

The assets transferred by the Spanish Crown are administered and preserved by National Heritage. Thanks to this, it is possible to visit wonderful cultural sites that are among the most important in Europe: buildings and artefacts, forests and historic gardens. ...

Nature | Cantabria

The most stunning spots for taking photos of the Picos de Europa in Cantabria

Whatever the time of year, the Picos de Europa offer some spectacular photo opportunities. It was Spain's very first national park, straddling three regions, including Cantabria. Plan your getaway to this area of great natural beauty in the north of Spain. With your camera or your mobile in your hand... It’ll be truly unforgettable!

Aerial view of a natural pool in the Canary Islands

Coasts and beaches | Canary Islands

Natural pools for taking the plunge in the Canary Islands

Without waves, calm and smooth even when the sea is choppy. These natural formations are found everywhere on the Canary Islands, creating natural swimming pools protected from the tides and currents, where people of all ages can enjoy the water. In some of them, steps, walkways and diving boards have been added to make them even easier to use. ...

Coasts and beaches | Benidorm

What to do on a weekend in Benidorm

Town and beaches. These are the main attractions of Benidorm for holidaymakers. It’s the ideal Mediterranean destination for a weekend visit, as a couple, as a family, or with a group of friends. ...

Urban tourism | Malaga

Things to do in Malaga From urban art to sardine skewers

The capital of Costa del Sol is famous for its nice weather and beautiful beaches. but there is much more to it than that. Urban art or ancient buildings? Gourmet cuisine or fried fish? Cultural exploration or relaxation? Whatever you're looking for, don't miss out on these activities in Malaga:

Bodegas Ysios winery in La Guardia. Santiago Calatrava

Food and oenology | La Rioja

Wineries in La Rioja you’ll want to discover

History, monuments and scenery go perfectly with gastronomy and above all with wine. This is what awaits you in LaRioja. Welcome to the Mecca of wine tourism inSpain!

View of the vineyards of Bodegas Fontana in Fuente de Pedro Naharro, Cuenca

Food and oenology | Castilla-La Mancha

Plan your trip to Castilla-La Mancha based around its wines

There are a whole host of wine tourism experiences waiting for you in Castilla-La Mancha, the region of Spain with the most vineyards in the world. You´ll find countless acres of vineyards that cover kilometres of land, creating an unforgettable image.

Food and oenology

Discover the taste of original Spanish dishes

Some huesos de santo made of sugar and almonds, after zarangollo (scrambled eggs with vegetables) from Murcia and delicious suckling lamb from Castilla y León. This could be a menu of original Spanish dishes that would inspire you to discover the country.

Tuna marmitako on ceramic dish Basque cuisine

Food and oenology | Basque Country

More than just pintxos: discover some other traditional dishes that you can try in the Basque Country

Stews like marmitako, seafood delicacies such as kokotxas, or the classic dish for meat lovers, txuletón. Whichever part of the Basque Country you visit, you will be able to enjoy an endless variety of traditional dishes. These are just a few of them!

Food and oenology

Discover vegan dishes in Spanish cuisine that are sure to amaze

"Are there many vegan restaurants in Spain?" Is this question on your mind before you start your journey through the country? This may not be the answer you were expecting but in Spain you won't have to worry about this, because many traditional Spanish dishes are vegan. ...

Food and oenology

Some vegetarian dishes from Spanish cuisine that you will want to eat again and again

Eating and travelling are a perfect fit. But if you're vegetarian, this can turn into a mini adventure to explore local cuisine. Spanish cuisine is based on the Mediterranean diet and offers a wide range of dishes without animal-based ingredients. Here you will find a quick tour of vegetarian dishes in Spain.

Culture

A walk along the Spanish beaches through art

For decades, countless artists have tried to reflect the beauty of the Spanish coast. Inspiring and captivating beauty, which many painters have tried to immortalise on hundreds of canvases for years. Discover which destinations inspired the greatest painters and make sure you visit them. ...

View of Peñiscola from the castle of Papa Luna

Coasts and beaches

The best beaches in the Region of Valencia: from Castellón to Alicante

The Region of Valencia, on the Mediterranean coast, enjoys a pleasant microclimate which attracts thousands of tourists throughout the year. The 520-kilometre coastline attracts travellers who want to enjoy its many beaches. Here are some of the beaches you can find in the provinces of Castellón and Alicante.

Coasts and beaches

Four beaches that are perfect for your honeymoon in Spain

It’s not just the incredible scenery, or the crystal-clear waters, there’s so much more. On Spanish beaches you can leave behind all the stresses and strains of everyday life. So there’s nothing you need to worry about. Just you and your partner, enjoying that taste of paradise you both deserve. ...

Surfer on the beach in the town of Sopelana, Bizkaia.

Coasts and beaches

In the north of Spain, you'll find perfect beaches for a refreshing swim

The northern coast of Spain is without a shadow of a doubt one of the most spectacular in the country. Big waves, towering cliffs, and the Cantabrian Sea at your feet. Check out three of the prettiest beaches in the region. Get ready to dive into the destination you’ve been dreaming of.

Coasts and beaches

The most peaceful beaches for paddle surfing are in Spain

The holidays are coming, along with the desire to cool off and to do something new, such as surfing the waters standing upright on a surfboard, with no worries in sight. ...

Plaza Cibeles lit up for Madrid Pride (MADO), region of Madrid

Urban tourism

One of the most important pride parades in Europe is held in Madrid

International Pride Day is celebrated in many parts of the world, with streets full of colour, party and calls for the rights of the community. Some of these cities are in Spain (Sitges, Ibiza, Benidorm…). ...

Calendar

Spain in spring

Do you know what they say in Spain? The sap rises in the spring! This season begins around 20 March and ends on 21 June, during which the temperatures become milder, flowers start to bloom and the terraces of bars fill up with people eager to leave the winter behind and enjoy the extra hours of sunshine. ...

Practical information

Spain’s main sea connections

Spain has major cruise ports. The most relevant ones in terms of tourist traffic are those in Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Las Palmas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Malaga, Cadiz, Valencia and A Coruña In addition, boats are used primarily to reach the Canary Islands, the Balearic Islands, Ceuta and Melilla. ...

Routes | Huesca. Teruel. Zaragoza.

Villages of unknown Spain: Aragon

Peace and quiet, nature, rural charm… a more relaxed kind of tourism discovering the villages of the Aragon region. These are some of the treasures of inland Spain, off the beaten track but with a lot to offer. ...

Tourist visiting Villajoyosa in Alicante

Nature

Inland, on the coast and on the islands… Find your perfect Beautiful Village

Are your body and mind screaming out for you to get away from it all? If you have been thinking for some time that you would like to travel to Spain and are looking for a plan that steers clear of the big cities, any one of the 100 locations that form part of the Association of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain could be your dream ...

Woman gazing at the sea and the church of Sant Bartomeu in Sitges

Urban tourism | Catalonia

Small villages in Spain near Barcelona, nestled between mountains and sea

There are hundreds of places to discover near Barcelona. It is not only the city that is beautiful. It's also worth making room for a visit to Cadaqués, Sitges and Tossa de Mar during your trip. These three villages, nestled between the sea and the mountains, await your visit.

View the white village of Olvera in Cadiz

Coasts and beaches | Andalusia

Towns and villages on the Andalusian Coast where you can disconnect

If you are looking for a few days rest by the sea, southern Spain has so much to offer you in Andalusia. Its coast, bathed by the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, is famous for its miles long beaches boasting all types of services, pretty villages with white-washed houses and thousands of cultural options and entertainment for ...

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