Weekend in Cuenca and its natural surroundings

The province of Cuenca has towns, landscapes and endless activities ready to be discovered, and ideal for a short getaway. From the World Heritage City of Cuenca to nature that surprises with its vertiginous gorges and locations with rocks in fanciful shapes. This route takes you there.

The best sporting events in Spain for motor sports enthusiasts

Fast corners, breathtaking overtaking and chequered flags. If you like the smell of petrol and the sound of engines, Spain awaits you on the starting grid. Get ready to enjoy its circuits and everything that surrounds them.

Spain in winter

Winter, which officially starts around 21 December and ends around 21 March, is a great time to travel to Spain for many reasons. For one thing, you can enjoy everything you love about winter, but it's usually sunny, with milder temperatures than most of Europe and not much rain. ...

Quotes about Spanish cuisine

The best way to approach food in Spain is by tasting it, but the latest trends are on show in trade fairs and events that bring together leading chefs and experts from around the world. Many of them organise parallel activities for the general public, and these are an opportunity to enjoy classes, tastings and exhibition cooking.

Sun and sand all year round

Would you like to experience the feeling of a seaside holiday without the high temperatures of the summer months? In Spain, you can do it. The Costa del Sol the Costa Tropical and the Cabo de Gata in Andalusia, the Canary Islands, and the Costa Blanca are all destinations where you’ll find a climate of eternal springtime practically all year ...

Gaudí Year 2026: A journey through the universal legacy of the brilliant modernist architect

As well as being a master of modernism, Antoni Gaudí is one of the most influential figures in the history of world architecture. Gaudí Year 2026 commemorates the centenary of his death and invites the world to rediscover the innovation behind his masterpieces, many of which have been declared World Heritage Sites. ...

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…). ...

The wines of Tenerife

Volcanic earth, Atlantic climate, and refined farming techniques. This formula is responsible for the special aroma and taste of wines from Tenerife. In the 16th century its wines were prized by writers, leading figures, and monarchs from all over Europe.

Information on Brexit for British tourists

Following the start of the Brexit process in 2016, and now that the transitional period has ended, as of 1 January 2021 the relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union is based on the Trade and Cooperation Agreement. ...

Air connections for exploring Spain

There are excellent air connections between the major Spanish cities. All flights are shorter than two hours (except to the Canary Islands).

Spain’s main sea connections

Spain has major cruise ports. The most important in terms of tourist traffic are Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Las Palmas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Malaga, Cadiz, Valencia, and A Coruña. There are also ferries to the Canary Islands, the Balearic Islands, Ceuta and Melilla. ...

How to get to Spain by ferry or cruise ship

Spain is connected by sea with regular services from the UK, Italy, Morocco and Algeria. Below, we will give details the existing routes, some of the companies that cover the routes and their approximate durations.

Flying to Spain. Spanish Airports

Travelling to Spain by train

Spain is linked by the international rail network to Portugal and France. There are excellent AVE high-speed train connections to France. Here you can find a table with a selection of rail services for getting to Spain.

Castles and Palaces to visit and as unique accommodation

Did you know that there are more than 10,000 castles and palaces in Spain? Many of them are open to the public, host exhibitions or have even been converted into luxury accommodation or unique spaces for organising events. ...

Travelling solo: Spain's best trails to reconnect with yourself

If you’re looking to get away from everything and you fancy travelling solo across Europe, Spain is waiting for you with open arms. And if you like walking, there's a path for any time of year for you to get to know another side of the country. Here are just a few!

Trips and routes for solo travel, the search for new experiences

Solo travel is getting easier and more inviting, with more suitable destinations appearing all the time, and fewer barriers and obstacles. Going on holiday on your own to Spain is a unique and ideal experience to enjoy all of the people and places you will discover. Because Spain has infinite possibilities to offer this type of traveller. ...

Accessibility on the beaches of Spain

Spain has a growing number of accessible beaches equipped with walkways, amphibious chairs, adapted showers and toilets, reserved parking and support staff for people with reduced mobility or sensory disabilities. Assisted bathing is one of the most valued and widespread services in summer, as it allows everyone to enjoy the sea safely. ...

Lanzarote artisan crafts

Basketwork, ceramics and embroidery are some of the most characteristic handmade products of Lanzarote. You can buy them in local shops or in the weekly markets held in different towns on the island.

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 ...

Timber rafting

This ancient tradition of transporting timber by river has been declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Its origin dates back centuries, to the Middle Ages, when rafts were used to transport wood and other goods using water currents. ...

Accessible train travel

Discovering Spain by train is a comfortable, sustainable and increasingly accessible experience. Thanks to one of the most modern rail networks in Europe and a strong commitment to inclusiveness, train travel in the country allows you to explore historic cities, natural landscapes and cultural destinations with autonomy and peace of mind, ...

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. ...

Nature and sustainability

The large diversity of landscapes and contrasts in Spain is surprising. What's more, this is the country with the second highest number of UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserves in the world. In Spain you can find mountains, forests and valleys, as well as volcanoes, dunes and desert areas, marshlands, lakes, cliffs, waterfalls, canyons... ...

The Sagrada Família, Antoni Gaudí's most important artwork in Barcelona

Surely you have heard of it, one of the most famous architectural works of the great architect Antoni Gaudí, the greatest exponent of Catalan modernism, one of the essential elements of the Barcelona skyline and one of the most visited monuments in Spain. ...

3 essential natural wonders in Castilla y León

Mountains, valleys, trails and thousands of hectares of wild nature are just waiting to be discovered in Castilla y León. A region full of contrasts where the natural world always takes pride of place. Here you can enjoy more than 40 natural parks with landscapes and activities to please everyone. ...

Diving in Spain

In Spain, you can find all kinds of recreational diving specialities: ice diving, night diving, wreck diving, cave diving, snorkelling, etc. The possibilities are so numerous and the marine life so spectacular that any diving enthusiast should explore its waters. There are options for beginners and experienced divers alike.

Roman Baetica Route: A journey to ancient Rome in Andalusia

Can you imagine walking along the Roman road of the ancient Via Augusta? The Betic Route crosses the territories of Seville, Cordoba, and Cadiz, which were part of the Roman Empire between the 3rd century BC and the 5th century AD. ...

Dramatised and unusual tours in Spain

Do you like finding out everything about the places you visit? Do you always have a thousand questions when you go to a new one? Do you love to imagine historical monuments filled with the life and atmosphere of their past? Then you're going to love these destinations with unusual and dramatised tours.

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 ...

Holidays in Murcia: great things to do at a surprising destination

Getting bored in Murcia? Impossible! From the incredible Sierra Espuña to the Cabo de Palos marine environment, Calblanque wild beach and the cave paintings in Moratalla. It’s a holiday destination full of surprises. Would you like to discover it for yourself?

A journey through Sorolla's Spain

“The painter of light”. This is the reputation of Joaquín Sorolla, one of the key figures in the history of Spanish art and one of the most internationally famous painters of his time. And this artist knew how to capture light and movement in his creations like few others. ...

Cultural routes in Spain

These tours are the perfect way to visit Spain if you’re interested in its culture and history. They trace long routes through large areas to reveal the legacy of the many civilisations which have made their home here. You can pick and choose from the routes to suit the time you have available and the historic sites you want to see. ...

Routes in Spain that will awaken the adventurer in you

From ancient caves to abandoned castles on top of mountains, Spain is a country full of hidden corners that invite the most intrepid to explore its secrets. On this journey, we take you down trails less traveled, where every step will make you feel like an adventurer in search of hidden relics, forgotten stories and landscapes that seem ...

Routes to discover waterfalls in Cantabria

The topography of the region is what makes Cantabria such a special place. It’s criss-crossed by countless rivers that over the passage of time have transformed the landscape, creating valleys, gullies, canyons and waterfalls that can be enjoyed all year round. Here are a few examples:

Picturesque routes through the Urbasa y Andía Natural Park

Imagine that you are west of the region of Navarre. Specifically, in a setting declared a natural park since 1997. It is a karstic massif extending over more than 20,000 hectares. There, you can walk and get lost among forests of beech trees. Can you guess where you are? Indeed, welcome to the Urbasa y Andía Natural Park. ...