Things to do in Malaga From urban art to sardine skewers

The capital of the Costa del Sol is famous for its sunny climate 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:

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!

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:

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.

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.

Why Valencia is so much more than a beach destination

When you come to la terreta, as Valencia is affectionately called by the locals, you’ll be amazed at how many things to do and places to visit there are in the capital of the Valencia Region. ...

The Silk Route in Valencia

The silk route reveals the importance of silk and its trade to Valencia. The city has Europe’s largest archives relating to silk, and important collections of 18th century silk textiles and looms. ...

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. ...

Valle del Jerte, nature's white

Less than three hours west of Madrid, in Cáceres, discover one of the most stunning natural spectacles in spring in Spain: the cherry blossom in the Jerte Valley. A unique, dazzling event, where two million cherry trees burst into bloom and turn the landscape completely white.

Three places where you can see flamingos and other amazing birds in Spain's national and natural parks

A great way to relax and unwind is to stop and observe the natural world . Spend some time watching these fantastic water birds, flamingos or other migratory species that have arrived from the distant shores of Africa, such as the swallows, herons, storks, and many others that you’ll find in Spain’s national and natural parks. ...

Silver Route by bicycle

The Silver Route or Vía de la Plata is a fascinating trail running north-to-south across Spain and ideal for mountain bike enthusiasts. One option is to start in Seville and end in Santiago de Compostela, crossing four unique regions: Andalusia, Extremadura, Castile and Leon, and Galicia. ...

The Silver Route by motorbike

An itinerary over 800 kilometres long, on the A-66 and the N-630. Originally, it connected Roman Hispania with the northern coast of Spain. Today the route is lined with interesting places and is perfect for motorbikes. ...

Travelling Spain by road

Spain has more than 16,000 kilometres of motorways, some with tolls. Here you will find a table with Spain's most important road arteries.

The Costa del Sol and Costa de la Luz, where you can feel free

Forget about the daily grind, your schedules, the commute, the endless screens, the stress… It’s time to feel free. Could there be a better feeling? Yes, if you’re in magical places like the Costa del Sol and the Costa de la Luz.

Flying to Spain. Spanish Airports

If you’re travelling to Spain by car or motorbike, you should know…

If you are coming to Spain in your own car, you will have to ask for a temporary circulation permit for the vehicle at Customs. It is valid for six months, after which you must register your car in Spain. ...

Travelling to Spain by train

The international train network connects Spain with Portugal and France. It features the AVE high-speed train connection with France. Here you can find a table with a selection of rail services for getting to Spain.

Travelling alone: the best trails in Spain for reconnecting 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 hiking, there is a trail for you at any time of the year so you can discover another side of the country. Here are just a few!

The Spain nobody knows: journeys through the landscapes of Castilla-La Mancha

We suggest venturing into one of the least-known regions of Spain to discover some of the country’s loveliest villages. These Spanish villages and small towns are rarely discovered by international travellers, but they are the quintessence of the traditions and culture of Castilla-La Mancha, the backdrop to the adventures of Don Quixote. ...

Journeys inspired by the meanings and emotions of colours

Disciplines such as psychology and marketing have proven that colours affect your moods and emotions. If feeling good is a motivation to travel, why not plan a holiday inspired by the colours you like the most? Let us show you landscapes in Spain that convey emotions though their colours. ...

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. Solo travellers coming to Spain are in search of a unique experience, ready to enjoy all the places they discover and people they meet. ...

Spain's Greenways, rail trails through nature

The Greenways are abandoned railway lines converted to trails, perfect for hiking or cycling in a natural setting. Why? Because they are easily accessible paths, comfortable for walking or cycling at any age or fitness level; no motor vehicles are allowed on them, they go through beautiful landscapes, and bring us to locations rich in culture. ...

Planning on travelling solo around Europe? If so, the Spanish Greenways would be the perfect choice.

These greenways are old railway tracks that have been converted to make them suitable for walkers and cyclists. They're perfect for travelling solo and at your own pace. There are also some old railway stations that have been turned into hotels, hostels and information centres. ...

Vineyards among volcanoes

Wine-growing on the island is an impressive example of sustainability and adaptation to the natural conditions. The vineyards grown on volcanic sands make up a startling and fascinating scene. A beautiful landscape which would become a work of art in 1964 in the exhibition of photographs “Architecture without Architects” at MoMA New York.

Enjoy a winery experience close to Barcelona

Visiting a winery close to Barcelona is a perfect outing to enjoy with a partner, in a group, or even in a business context. A one-day experience you’ll always remember. Just like good wine.

Wine tasting in the Costa Blanca wineries

There are many reasons to drink to your holidays on the Costa Blanca, and we suggest doing it with the balanced, aromatic and strongly coloured local wines. The sweet wines are the best known. To learn more about them, we recommend the guided tours available in many wineries.

The wines of Navarra: tour the region’s vineyards and wineries

Wine has been linked to the Navarraregion since Roman times. During the Middle Ages, various religious orders promoted the cultivation of the grape all along the Way of St James. This had an impact on wine production in Navarra, as the Camino Francés, one of the busiest pilgrim routes to Santiago de Compostela, crosses the region. ...

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.

Windsurfing in Spain

If you love an adrenaline rush, you'll be sweapt away by the wind and sea of one of the world's best windsurfing destinations: Spain. The only thing you need is a board, a sail, and the force of the wind to let you skim across the water. A fun sport that's bound to get you hooked.

Reasons to follow The Way of Saint James during the Xacobeo Holy Year in 2021-2022

The Xacobeo Holy Year is an incredible experience that will delight you, a date that is eagerly awaited by pilgrims from all over the world. The well-known Jacobean pilgrimage routes of The Way of Saint James (Camino de Santiago) are full of events throughout the year: concerts, art exhibitions, conferences, talks, films, educational and ...

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.

Road trip through southern Spain

Inland Spain is packed with places just waiting to be discovered. A journey by car in the south of Andalusia can be an unforgettable experience. This urban road trip takes in places that are well worth a stop so that you can get to explore them.

A motorhome tour in Europe: discovering the Spanish coast

If you've been thinking of leaving your worries and routines behind for a good while, keep reading and discover a tour route that'll raise your pulse rate, whisk you off to some of the most magical spots on the Spanish coast, and make you feel as free as a bird. From the Costa Verde to the Costa de la Luz, from the north to the south of Spain. ...

Two day tour of Cáceres

Cáceres is one of Spain's World Heritage Cities. With the third largest monument ensemble in Europe, in this city you can take a trip back in history to the Renaissance age, and above all to medieval times, thanks to its streets, squares, palaces and walls, which are particularly well-preserved. ...

Road trip to explore Cáceres and the natural beauties of the surrounding area

Cáceres is a destination that’s jam-packed with history, and one that never fails to capture the imagination of all who explore its streets. Its Old Quarter has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, and nearby there are some beautiful natural spaces with a huge variety of flora and fauna to be enjoyed. ...

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.