Tenerife Norte airport – City of La Laguna

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The Northern Way

The Cantabrian Sea and the nature of northern Spain are the stars of the Northern Way, which reaches Santiago de Compostela through the regions of the Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias, and Galicia. ...

Two days in Bilbao

If you fancy a two-day getaway and you want to visit some of the most avant garde cities in Spain, then Bilbao is the place for you. Even if you only have 48 hours, you will have enough time to see the most innovative buildings by different international architects, such as the Guggenheim and even the monuments of the old quarters. ...

Travel to Aranjuez from Madrid

During your stay in Madrid, we suggest an excursion to the town of Aranjuez, to the south of the capital. It’s quite close and easy to get to, and you’ll love exploring the site, a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape with spectacular gardens and magnificent heritage buildings like the Royal Palace evoking 500 years of history. ...

The Way of El Cid

Have you heard of ‘The Song of El Cid’? It is a famous Spanish poem from the 12th century that tells the story of the legendary knight Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, 'El Cid Campeador', or Cid the Outstanding Warrior. We suggest reliving his adventures in an exciting way: by travelling to Spain and following the route that appears in the book itself. ...

Route around the province of Cáceres

A trip to Caceres (in northern Extremadura) means a pleasant surprise for the traveller. It’s a little-known fact that there is something attractive - even addictive - in this inland area of Spain. Could it be the unique nature reserves, such as Monfragüe Natural Park? Or perhaps, its two UNESCO World Heritage sites? ...

One day in Toledo

One day in Toledo never seems enough. The famous “city of three cultures” is expecting you very close to the country’s capital, scarcely 70 kilometres from Madrid and connected by high-speed train in a journey of around half an hours. ...

The Silver Route and its surrounding areas in the province of León

We have some recommendations for you as you explore the Silver Route on its way through the province of León, in northern Spain, in the region of Castile and León. The Silver Route or Vía de la Plata was once an important Roman road, running from northern to southern Spain in the days of the Empire. ...

The Vía de la Plata (Silver Route)

From Seville to Gijón, going through heritage cities like Mérida, Salamanca, León and Astorga. This is the route of the historic Roman road which ran between northern and southern Spain, one of the most important on the Iberian Peninsula at that time. ...

A day of culture in Santiago de Compostela

Thousands of people flock to Santiago de Compostela with a single desire: to discover the Cathedral, the end point of the Camino de Santiago. On our day of culture in the city, we will of course visit this monumental work of art, but we’ll also have time for much, much more. ...

Routes of the Al-Andalus Legacy

Our suggested route explores the heritage, history and culture of al-Andalus, the Islamic Andalusia of the 8th to 15th centuries. Follow these routes to marvel at unique sites like the Alhambra in Granada and the Great Mosque of Cordoba, and visit charming villages far from the usual tourist circuits. ...

Malaga in two days

Malaga has been experiencing a cultural upheaval in the past few years. The birthplace of Pablo Picasso, it now has some of the last decade’s most interesting new museums, and daring street art has sprung up in neighbourhoods like the Barrio de las Artes. ...

Two days in Santander

Santander is one of the most charming and beautiful cities on Spain’s north coast, and an ideal destination for a short break Santander. Nestled between the sea and the mountains, this city delights visitors with its aristocratic air, its 19th-century buildings, its charming pavement cafés and its spectacular bay, regarded as one of the ...

Five great road trips through Catalonia

Five ways to explore Catalonia on a road trip. All these routes combine culture, nature and great food and can be completed in four or five days.

Routes along the Catalan coast and Pyrenees

We recommend a trip to a side of Catalonia that combines nature and culture particularly well. Objective: enjoy two global tourism icons: The coast of the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenees mountain range. The journey can either be completed in two weeks or slightly longer. It is always better to take longer and devote more time to the trip. ...

Granada in two days

Tour Granada in two days and surrender to the charms of this city that captivates all five senses. A fascinating look at the Alhambra, the smell of jasmine in the Albaicín district, the sound of flamenco in Sacromonte and the taste of its gastronomy will be enough to win you over. ...

A trip to San Lorenzo de El Escorial from Madrid

If you're visiting Madrid, you should definitely set aside half a day to discover San Lorenzo de El Escorial. It's an essential visit. The Monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with secrets from the history of Spain hidden inside. Also, the town itself is charming, and surrounded by beautiful scenery.

Route of the Spanish language

Discovering the origins of Spanish by visiting the landmarks on the Route of the Spanish Language is an opportunity to explore the monumental beauty and landscapes of the various cities and places in Spain that are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as Ávila, Salamanca, Alcalá de Henares or the monasteries of San Millán de la Cogolla.

A week in Green Spain

We suggest a route from east to west covering the four regions that make up this part of Green Spain: the Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia. The route starts and finishes near two major international airports: Bilbao, and Santiago de Compostela. Discover the routes you can travel in Green Spain:

Zaragoza in two days

Zaragoza is the perfect destination for a city getaway. Here, you will find the best way to discover the city in two days and endless ideas for your next visit. Exploring Zaragoza on foot is easy, since most of its tourist attractions are found in the old town, one of the largest in Spain. ...

Sailing route in the Balearic Islands

If we hear “Balearic Islands” we immediately imagine a typical scene where we would all like to be: Mediterranean coves with turquoise waters, surrounded by lush forests where you want time to just stop. ...

Explore Spain on its high-speed trains

Would you like to travel in comfort by train between Madrid and Valencia in about 100 minutes? And between Madrid and Barcelona in two and a half hours? You can do so thanks to Spain's extensive network of high-speed trains (AVE). ...

A route through Spain's medieval towns and cities

Here we suggest a route in Spain which is original and unconventional, but very interesting and attractive, and which covers our medieval towns and cities. The Medieval Towns and Cities Route goes from the Basque Country to Extremadura. The whole route takes in nearly 1,500 kilometres crossing Spain from the north to the south-west. ...