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Tourist looking at a map near the Sierra Ferrera with the Peña Montañesa in the background, Huesca

Routes | Aragón

Slow driving in Aragón: routes to enjoy being on the road

Living a journey to the full. No hurry. No stress. Looking at every detail through the car window. Stopping at every viewpoint. This is what you will be able to do on any of the 16 routes, to be completed at your own pace, in this inland area of northern Spain. ...

Sara Baras at the Maestranza theatre. Flamenco Biennial in Seville

Culture, Routes | Andalusia

6 flamenco routes around Andalusia

Anyone interested in finding out more about flamenco singing and dancing should pay close attention, because we've come up with some information you're bound to find useful. Spain has numerous flamenco routes around Andalusia. ...

Puerto de Santa María, province of Cadiz (Andalusia)

Routes | Cádiz

Original routes through the province of Cadiz

You may have heard about the beauty of the white villages of Cadiz, but the routes we recommend below will probably make you even more eager to get to know this region of southern Spain in depth. ...

Tourist looking at the Bolao waterfall in Toñanes, Cantabria

Routes | Cantabria

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:

Tourist at the source of the Urederra river in the Urbasa y Andía Natural Park, Navarre

Nature | Autonomous Community of Navarre

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. ...

Tourist gazing at the sea in Formentera, Balearic Islands

Nature | Formentera

Green routes in Formentera, beyond its beaches

Formentera is much more than sun and beach. In addition to its incredible coastline, this island offers many other plans for an unforgettable holiday on the Balearic Islands. One of them is hiking along its green routes: trails rich in nature where you will discover captivating unspoilt areas. Vineyards, dunes, viewpoints, hidden coves... ...

Food and oenology

Discover the Wine Routes through Spain's most beautiful villages

Visiting any of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain is a real treat. Plus, you can combine this with tours related to the world of wine and visits to wineries and restaurants. Several of the certified Wine Routes of Spain pass through some of these Beautiful Villages. Do you want to discover them and find out what you can do there?

Food and oenology

Flavours of Spain to take home

We recommend five Spanish gastronomic products to take home because of their taste, their aroma, and because they are healthy.�

Plankton tin at the Aponiente restaurant

Food and oenology | Cadiz

Tastes of the sea in Cadiz

The gastronomy in the Cadiz is primarily based on seafood and combines the most traditional recipes with innovative creations that include novel foods such as plankton. We will help you identify some of the flavours you can try on your holidays.

Tourist looking at a waterfall in Rupit, Barcelona

Nature | Catalonia

Some of the most beautiful waterfalls in Spain are in Catalonia

Natural pools, crystal clear waters, rivers, lakes, waterfalls and waters that emerge from almost anywhere... Keep reading and discover some of the most beautiful waterfalls in Catalonia, and refresh all your ideas.

Santiago de Compostela Cathedral (Galicia)

Urban tourism | Santiago de Compostela

Santiago de Compostela, destination for a couple’s getaway

Santiago de Compostela, in the region of Galicia (northern Spain) is well-known for the lively atmosphere of its pretty cobbled streets, full of pilgrims and students. It also has picturesque spots, great views and peaceful natural parks. And you’ll always remember your holiday with pleasure. Would you like to see for yourself? ...

Tourist at the Ézaro de Dumbría viewpoint in A Coruna, Galicia

Nature | Galicia

Love-inspiring walks in Galicia

The landscapes of Galicia are love-inspiring: find out for yourself on foot. In this area of northern Spain, you have up to 80 paths and routes of just a few kilometres to delve into nature. Most are simple and low-difficulty paths suitable for families. ...

Sport and adventure

Fly over Spain while paragliding. A sky-high break

Thanks to its thousands of kilometres of coastline, living on a peninsula means you enjoy both the summer and the colder months. For example, when paragliding over the sea or flying over the steep cliffs of some of its beaches. ...

Shopping

Reinventing the souvenir: 10 typical and original things to buy on your trip to Spain

The best type of tourist shopping is when you do it in conjunction with sightseeing and go looking for something characteristic and unique to take home from each place you visit. The concept of souvenir is changing and apart from being representative, we search for something that is useful and exclusive. ...

Food and oenology | Balearic Islands

Cheeses, sobrasada... some of the delicious products with the flavour of the Balearic Islands

A paradise of white sands and turquoise waters, with endless beaches that invite you to relax, clear you mind and simply enjoy. But there’s more: on these Mediterranean islands you’ll also be able to savour some truly delicious products. Don’t miss out!

Tourist rock climbing in Rodellar in Huesca, Aragon

Sport and adventure

Trekking and rock climbing in the north of Spain

Take the Green Spain, the Pyrenees, the Picos de Europa and the Lakes of Covadonga. The north of Spain is markedly mountainous, with thousands of routes between rivers, villages and gorges. Whether on foot or through the rock climbing routes, discover northern Spain from up high!

Coasts and beaches

Three beaches in Spain that can only be reached on foot

The idea of beaches that can only be reached on foot goes hand in hand with finding the peace and quiet that you’re looking for more easily. Spain has almost 8,000 kilometres of coastline, and there are lots of beaches and coves where you can admire a virtually unspoilt landscape and immerse yourself in the joys of the natural world. ...

Coasts and beaches | Mazarrón. Cartagena. Águilas. San Pedro del Pinatar. Alcázares, Los.

Seaside towns in the Region of Murcia

Peaceful towns and villages, pleasant temperatures, and over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year. These are the destinations of south-eastern Spain where you can de-stress in the gentle waters of their tranquil beaches.

Detail of turrón de guirlache (almond brittle)

Food and oenology | Zaragoza

Cuisine ideas in Zaragoza

Did you know that Zaragoza offers guided tours aimed at tickling the taste buds for you to enjoy during your visit? Discover these and other gastronomic plans in Zaragoza and prepare a getaway full of flavour to one of the great cities of Spain. ...

Urban tourism | Barcelona

What to see in Barcelona... according to Instagram

What happens if you search for the hashtag #Barcelona on Instagram? You'll see around 70 million posts! Barcelona is so photogenic that it’s hard to stop constantly taking pictures and sharing its beauty with other people. Here are a few of the most photographed and uploaded places in the city. ...

Tourists at Cala Esmeralda, located in Cala d’Or in Mallorca, Balearic Islands

Coasts and beaches | Balearic Islands

Four reasons for visiting Cala d’Or, in Mallorca

Cala d’Or, situated in the south east of the Balearic island of Mallorca is famous for its Ibizan style architecture, natural coves with turquoise waters surrounded by pine forest in the heart of the Mediterranean. ...

View of Gaztelugatxe, the Basque Country

Nature | Basque Country

What to see in the Basque Country: walking paths

In this autonomous region, you can find one of the areas with the greatest diversity of natural spaces in all of Spain. Green meadows, deep forests and cliffs facing the sea for peaceful walks while you travel through some of the most incredible landscapes you have ever seen. Discover some of these places to get inspired and plan your trip.

Tourist admiring the views over Uña lagoon in the Serranía de Cuenca Nature Reserve, Castilla-La Mancha

Routes | Castilla-La Mancha

Seven ideas for exploring some hidden gems in Castilla-La Mancha

Some of the most famous places in this region of inland Spain are the city of Toledo, the Hanging Houses of Cuenca and its two national parks; Cabañeros and Las Tablas de Daimiel. Moreover, Castilla – La Mancha -one of the largest regions in Europe- has other, lesser-known tourist attractions that are sure to surprise you. ...

Tourist as the Ebro river goes through the city of Zaragoza, Aragon

Nature

Tour Spain along the country's largest rivers

The rivers of Spain flow along natural walkways that invite you to stop and listen to the running water. A pleasant melody by the sound of birds from their hiding place among the abundant vegetation. Valleys, forests, wells, gorges and canyons to explore on the banks of Spanish rivers. Would you like to get to know some of them?

Culture

A tour of the most futuristic buildings on Spain’s Mediterranean coast

Do you like things that are different, new and original? Then you’re sure to enjoy the most futuristic architecture of Spain’s Mediterranean coast. From the strange shapes of works by Santiago Calatrava to the cosmopolitan style of one of Barcelona’s best-known buildings. We’ll show you some of the most authentic buildings to be found. ...

Culture | Region of Valencia

A journey through the most Valencian traditions

In the heart of the Mediterranean, the east coast of Spain is brimming with festivals and traditions. The exciting experiences of the Valencian region will stay with you long after you return home. Throughout the year, dozens of very different festivities are celebrated with great enthusiasm. These are just a few:

Coasts and beaches | Canary Islands

The Canary Islands, the destination where it’s always spring

This will cheer you up: there’s a place in Spain where you can enjoy spring sunshine and warm weather all year round. Get ready for a holiday on the Canary Islands. Here, autumn and winter weather is as lovely as spring because the average annual temperature is around 22 degrees centigrade. ...

Tourist in the streets of Valldemossa in Mallorca, Balearic Islands

Nature

Give the gift of a getaway to Spain’s most romantic locations

You might be planning a trip with your partner for your next holiday, but what are you going to do in the meantime? Luckily, it’s always a good time for a quick getaway to somewhere in Spain, thanks to the country’s excellent land, sea, and air connections. ...

Woman practicing meditation in the forest

Nature

Retreats in Spain to nurture body and mind and connect with nature

Spain offers you a multitude of options for planning a wellness trip, the kind that really breaks the routine. Want to know what activities you can find to 'cleanse' body and mind and connect with nature? Take a deep breath and find your retreat to achieve the total relaxation you deserve. ...

Nature | Galicia

7 reasons to visit the Ribeira Sacra

Tradition, spirituality and a lot of nature. It is in Galicia in northern Spain, and its dense forests form impressive landscapes. In the Ribeira Sacra (named a Biosphere Reserve next to the Serras do Oribio and Courel) you will find a dozen interesting medieval monasteries and one of the oldest wine productions in Spain.

Suspension bridge in the Fragas do Eume Natural Park in A Coruña, Galicia

Nature | Galicia

Five natural nooks to discover in Galicia

If you travel to this area of northwest Spain, you will find that it is the perfect place to switch off. Its cuisine, its culture, its villages and, above all, its landscapes are truly unique. ...

Roman Theatre of Merida in Badajoz, Extremadura

Culture | Mérida

Discover the Roman ruins of Merida

Merida is a World Heritage City, a city so ancient that it was founded by the Romans in 25 BC under the name of Emerita Augusta. This makes it the perfect place for you to lose yourself among the ancient streets, buildings and landscapes that make up one of the largest archaeological sites in Spain. ...

Tourists visiting the church of Asunción y Ángeles de Cabra in Córdoba, Andalusia

Routes | Andalusia

Pathways of Passion, a route for experiencing Andalusia

Andalusia holds a special charm for visitors, and a large part of what makes it special is the passionate way its people express their culture. Discover it with Caminos de Pasión (Pathways of Passion), a cultural route that connects the towns of Alcalá la Real (in Jaén), Baena, Cabra, Lucena, Priego de Córdoba and Puente Genil (in Córdoba) and ...

Sport and adventure

Horse riding tourism in Spain. Passion for horses

Visiting Spain means discovering the long tradition of horse riding tourism in this country, which even has a breed of horses that is unique in the world. If you want to explore landscapes so varied that range from large mountains to extensive plains on horseback, you will be able to book all kinds of experiences such as trips sleeping in ...

View of the village of Roblelacasa in Guadalajara, Castilla-La Mancha

Nature | Guadalajara

Rural tourism to get away from it all: villages of the Black Architecture of Guadalajara

A chance to disconnect and forget the daily rush and usual accelerated pace. The destination is Guadalajara (Castilla-La Mancha) where you’ll discover small, sleepy villages that are well-known for their traditional architecture. ...

Urban tourism

A day in Ávila, what to see on your trip to this World Heritage City

Ávila is a perfect destination to discover in one day. You can visit impressive monuments such as the old city walls, follow in the footsteps of Saint Teresa of Ávila, savour delicious cuisine and take a stroll along the pretty cobbled streets of the old town. Note down this list of essentials for making the most of your stay. ...

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