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The Menorca lighthouses route

A good way to enjoy nature and the unforgettable sunsets of this island is to visit any of its lighthouses. They are usually perched on top of cliffs, with thrilling views, making for magic moments you’ll never forget. Here we suggest five of the most beautiful of these guardians of the island. ...

What to do in Tarragona: tips for exploring the capital of the Costa Daurada in Catalonia

Tarragona is famous for its history. The city of Tarraco was established by the Romans over 2000 years ago. In the year 218 BC to be exact. From that moment on, each period of history has left its mark on the city. You can explore many different centuries from history just by crossing from one street to another.

Agrotourism

A country house is always an ideal place for relaxing and enjoying the natural surroundings. If you come to a country house lodge ("casa rural") in Spain, you'll also be able to enjoy experiences such as drinking cider directly from a barrel, feeding farm animals, picking local produce and cooking it yourself... ...

The Aragonese Pyrenees, peace and quiet in picture-postcard settings

Nature in Aragon is very diverse, and most of all in the north of the province, in the Pyrenees mountain range. This is an oasis of tranquillity, ideal for enjoying all kinds of holidays. The villages around these mountains are charming and the local cuisine is excellent and hearty, giving you plenty of energy for the next day’s activities. ...

Four villages in Spain for a fairytale getaway

You will find colourful villages by the sea, ancient walls and interesting medieval stories. Keep reading and discover some of the most beautiful and peculiar villages in Europe. Perfect for escaping the routine, getting away from the big cities and getting lost in a fairytale getaway.

Landscapes in La Rioja to toast with a glass of wine

Planning a trip to La Rioja? This corner of Spain is great for a visit at any time of year, and in autumn, the vines change colour, offering you great snapshots. Come and see its landscapes, and top off your visit with wine.

We propose a getaway to the most beautiful natural spaces of Aragón

Crossed by the Ebro River and crowned by the Pyrenees mountains, Aragón is a land of contrasts. Wide valleys, lush forests, unique deserts and impressive mountains. Explore this destination full of nature where you can really unwind. Enjoy these five natural wonders of Aragón.

Get away to Spain with your special someone and disconnect from city life

Constant rushing around, traffic jams, meetings, lack of sleep and then it starts all over again! When city life begins to seem like an obstacle course, it’s probably time for a romantic getaway.

Motorbike routes through Andalusian landscapes

We propose 5 routes perfect for travelling through Andalusia on a motorbike. These ideas are a different and rural type of tourism which reveal the beautiful natural landscapes the south of Spain has to offer. If you are a fan of motorcycling you will love these roads, which connect small villages and provide amazing views. ...

Explore Melilla on two routes

Multiculturalism and Art Nouveau are two of the attractions of Melilla’s culture that we can enjoy through its buildings. Two tourist routes give us the opportunity to discover them, visiting its Art Nouveau architecture and the city’s most iconic religious buildings.

Mérida - visit the Roman Empire

Window-shopping in boutiques and finding a Roman temple around the corner. Enjoying an open-air theatre performance in a monumental theatre, with a history stretching back over 2000 years. Crossing a Roman bridge and coming face-to-face with an Arab fortress. ...

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. ...

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.

Picasso sites in Spain

Take a journey that follows in Pablo Picasso’s footsteps around Spain. From his birth in Malaga, to his success in Madrid, and even his years in Catalonia and Galicia. A journey to discover the places that inspired the master of cubism and to learn about his particular creativity: “It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to ...

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. ...

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.

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. ...

Cordoba: What to do in a city with 4 World Heritage Sites?

The Spanish poet Federico García Lorca said that Cordoba is the city where even horses have their cathedral. And this city where three cultures lived together for centuries has wonderful places to discover. UNESCO has recognised its great artistic value with four World Heritage Site designations:

Goierri region: EDEN Award 2015

This area is located in the heart of the Basque Country, in the southeast of the province of Gipuzkoa, with good accessibility from any of its three capitals: Vitoria, Donostia-San Sebastian and Bilbao. This region features 18 charming villages, most of them with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants, where you can enjoy peace and quiet. ...

Relax and unwind: a tour of the lovely villages of Extremadura

Extremadura has some truly beautiful cities such as Cáceres and Mérida (both of which have been awarded World Heritage status), Trujillo and Plasencia. However, today we’re going to venture into the region’s prettiest and often least known villages, which are perfect for spending a lazy few days.

Three Spanish coastal road trips

The sun and the sea breeze as you drive along a scenic road. Can you think of a better combination than that? Spain is a great place for a road trip. Especially in the coastal areas. There’s nothing like driving beside the sea. Get your motor running and choose your next road trip now.

Two day tour of Cáceres

Cáceres is one of Spain's World Heritage Cities. With the third largest monument ensemble in Europe, this city will transport you back to the Renaissance and especially medieval times thanks to its remarkably well-preserved streets, squares, palaces and walls. ...

Explore the past and present of Andalusia with the Route of the Caliphate

Hillside castles and fortified towns invite you to travel back in time to Al-Ándalus. In the Middle Ages, Muslims followed a route that took them from Granada to Cordoba, which has now been classed as a Cultural Route of the Council of Europe. This is known as the Route of the Caliphate and you can follow it to explore the history of Andalusia.