Bilbao: a city filled with art, history and flavour in Northern Spain

When we arrive at the capital of Vizcaya, Puppy is there to give us a warm welcome. This dog made of a mass of colourful flowers welcomes you to the Guggenheim Museum and invites you to discover the history of Bilbao. ...

Granada in 7 viewing points and 7 quotes

This line is famous in the city, and almost everybody agrees. We suggest a way to test the theory - looking at the city from its most spectacular viewing points.

Memorable coastal towns

Fishing boats coming into port with their catch, sailors striding towards the market with fish to sell, nets piled on the dock, the lights at twilight… We could be in any of the enchanting coastal villages of northern Spain, in Galicia, Asturias or Cantabria. ...

Family holidays in Spain

Spaces for alternative culture in Madrid

Contemporary culture, street art, collaborative creativity, spaces for the public to participate in art… These alternative options complement the city's wide range of more traditional cultural activities, and represent some of the most avant-garde and socially oriented facets of Spanish culture.

Interesting and little-known places in Madrid

Beyond the traditional tourist sights of the Royal Palace, the Prado and the Retiro Park, every street, every roof, every historic building in Madrid seems to hide a fascinating story. ...

Viewing points in Madrid for enjoying the best views of the city

Madrid is a very special city. You’ll love strolling through its streets and discovering all its secrets, but if you visit some of its wonderful vista points located up on high, you’ll see some unforgettable views. So take note!

Five ideas for a summer break with the family in Cantabria

In Northern Spain there is a place bursting with perfect activities for you and your family to enjoy. Not only are most of the experiences suitable for the youngest family members but the older ones will love them too. ...

Some of the cities in Andalusia that are unmissable

The south of Spain is a land of picture-postcard landscapes, wide-open natural spaces and little whitewashed villages – however, you’ll also find lively cosmopolitan cities with a thousand interesting sites to discover and explore, as well as delicious cuisine, in which the famous tapas take centre stage. ...

Five cities to discover the art of ceramics in Spain

The beauty and quality of Spanish ceramics have always been known across the world. The ceramics of Talavera and El Puente del Arzobispo are Intangible Cultural Heritage, but there is much more to discover. ...

Coastal cities in Spain where you can really disconnect

Looking forward to packing your suitcase again? Spain boasts around 8,000 kilometres of coastline, where you’ll find cities perfect for a short getaway, so you can enjoy the best of both urban life and the sea. But if you don't know where to go, below is a list of cities in the north and south of the country. ...

Experience the magic of Christmas lights in these Spanish cities

Travelling at Christmas is always special. There’s a atmosphere in the cities like no other time of the year. From the end of November, the streets of Spain start to light up with thousands of sustainable bulbs and traditional street markets. ...

Discover the charm of the cities of Navarre: Pamplona, Tudela and Estella

Nature, culture, gastronomy...there are many reasons why Navarre will enchant you. Including the charm of three of its cities: Pamplona, Tudela and Estella-Lizarra. Discover what you can do in these destinations, perfect for enjoying a nice weekend city break.

The cloisters of these monasteries in Spain have the silence you need.

On your next holiday, escape from the city and take refuge in a place where nothing will disturb you. Spain has a large number of monasteries where you will find absolute peace and a silence that will revitalise you. These are just a few:

Gourmet and one-of-a-kind shopping ideas in each region of Spain

Reserving space in your luggage for vacation purchases is a challenge. Each region of Spain offers a wealth of variety in terms of gastronomy and craftwork that there are so many options to choose from. Good options are gourmet products in packaging that are in themselves original souvenirs or very unique small items. ...

A day of shopping at Spain’s most famous street markets

Rows of bright, cheerful stalls fill Spain’s streets with handicrafts, antiques, collectibles and all sorts of bric-a-brac that you’d be unlikely to find in any ordinary shop. A great opportunity to immerse yourself in an exciting and fun atmosphere – you never know what you might find!

Unusual shopping opportunities in Andalusia

Andalusia has lots of attractions, including interesting shops and things to buy. Here you can lose yourself in lively markets, find luxury items right by the sea, and buy some truly unique products.

Shopping in Spain: direct getaways from Europe

Fancy a city break? Plan a weekend visiting a city in another country, and go on a city break. The key to travelling for a short stay is a direct connection from your city of origin to the city you want to go to. Spain has direct connections to perfect locations for your dream shopping trip wherever you want to go. ...

Discover the most popular traditional sports in Spain

Surely you know the most common sports in Spain such as football, basketball, tennis, cycling and golf. However, there are other traditional sports from the Spanish regions that, if you are a curious athlete, you will want to try. ...

Discover the origins of the most traditional Spanish dishes

In Spain you’ll find recipes that originated in the distant past, with flavours that you can still enjoy today.

Get to know Spanish wines better by visiting the places where they are created

With over 4,000 wineries, Spain is a land of wine. And some of the wines produced are well known the world over. Through wine you’ll discover some wonderful places and routes that are not to be missed if you like a nice glass of wine.

Discover the birthplaces of some of Spain’s most famous football teams

Spain lives and breathes football. Millions of fans follow the championships, cheering on their teams from the stadiums in the best-known Spanish cities. Read on to discover the places in Spain with the most beloved football teams.

Discover the beaches of the Costa Brava, Girona

Crystal clear waters embraced by cliffs where small coves take refuge, give that special charm to the north coast of Catalonia. There are many beaches you can explore along the Costa Brava, either for a family day out, to enjoy some water sports, or to relax in a secluded cove... Would you like to discover some of them?

Ten tips for choosing your accommodation in Spain