A trip to Valencia: its must-see architectural art

If you like immersing yourself in culture when you travel, finding out about the history of a city and one of your great passions is art ... read on to fall in love with Valencia.

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. ...

Four family destinations by the sea where it's easy to enjoy the beach with children

Going to the beach with small children is fun, but the most important thing is for it to be convenient. For there to be showers for cleaning off sand, toilets, access walkways, promenades, play areas, sports areas, a lifeguard service, etc. These are essential basics on many beaches in Spain. ...

Art galleries and more in Madrid

The streets of Madrid have a special relationship with art. After you visit the famous museums, the city has something exceptional to offer: a tour of contemporary art galleries. ...

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.

Picasso's footprint in Madrid

If you love the Picasso universe or if you simply want to know more about the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, we suggest you discover the connection points between Madrid and this genius.

Sailing boat or train-hotel, two unusual ways to experience the Way of St James

The Way of St James or Camino de Santiago is a unique route where the journey can be more important than the destination. Although the most traditional way to complete it is on foot, and a few kilometres always need to be walked, there are much more comfortable options that make the experience even more unforgettable.

Spain’s most popular stops along The Way of Saint James

Among the many routes of The Way of Saint James, there’s one which lets you discover the north of Spain in a different way. Nature lovers enjoy this trip so much because it’s full of contrasts. Without a doubt, it’s a wonderful adventure! The Way of Saint James passes through some of the most popular places in Spain. Here are some of them:

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. ...

A perfect weekend in Barcelona: culture, Gaudí and football

Barcelona is a city bursting with life. It is one of those places you always want to go back to because there are always more things to do and places to discover. But if you want to start with a weekend visit to this wonderful city, don’t miss this guide full of recommendations to suit all tastes on what to see in Barcelona. So take note!

Getaway with the little ones? You'll have the best time in these nature reserves and national parks in Spain

Spain has 16 national parks and over 130 nature reserves across the country. Read on to find out about some of the parks you can escape to with your kids. Green spaces, play areas, fully signposted routes and educational activities about the plant and animal life are waiting for you. ...

The Sierra de Gata in Cáceres: hidden nature

The Sierra de Gata is an area situated in the north east of the province of Cáceres, in Extremadura. Here you'll find pretty country villages, lush woodlands, magnificent mountains, flower-filled meadows and an infinite number of trails that are well worth adding to your trip itinerary. ...

Ideas for summer nights in Madrid

Do you want to keep having fun even when it gets late? We have a few suggestions for your summer holiday in Madrid.

The Sagrada Familia, Antonio Gaudí’s most important work in Barcelona

You’ve sure to have heard of it: one of the most famous works of architect Antoni Gaudí, the greatest exponent of Catalan modernism, and an essential part of the Barcelona skyline, which is one of the most frequently visited monuments in Spain. ...

Some of the best hiking routes on the Canary Islands

Exploring these islands of volcanic origin means seeing everything from lush laurel forests to black sand beaches, ancient craters, cliffs, seas of clouds and the highest peak in Spain. For a taste of all of these, here are a few of the best hiking trails in the Canary Islands. ...

What to do in Murcia: Sierra Espuña is pure nature

The Sierra Espuña Regional Park is an ideal destination for hikers, birdwatchers and people with a passion for capturing great panoramic views in a single click. A place where time fades away and finding yourself is simple. ...

Flying to Spain. Spanish Airports

Canoeing and kayaking in Spain

If you're looking for the perfect combination of tourism, sport, fun and nature, why not go canoeing in some of the most beautiful landscapes in Spain? You can choose between paddling down inland rivers, in areas near the coast or in reservoirs where you're guaranteed to enjoy total oneness with your natural surroundings. ...

The Way of Saint James by bike

Following the Way of Saint James, or the Way of Saint James, by bicycle is becoming a popular choice for pilgrims. Most of the routes are very well marked and it’s easy to find your way. You can enjoy cycle touring while you experience the Way of Saint James in a different way. ...

The Way of Saint James on horseback

Following the Way of Saint James on horseback is a fantastic experience, where you can be in touch with nature and discover amazing scenery all along the way. It’s an unusual and highly recommended way to do the Camino, but it does require detailed planning to ensure you are comfortable and your horse is well cared for.

Air connections for exploring Spain

There are excellent air connections between the major Spanish cities. All flights are shorter than two hours (except to the Canary Islands).

Accessible culture for all in Spain

In Spain, there are an increasing number of initiatives that guarantee cultural tourism for all. Adapted routes, specialised services, adapted facilities and accessible guides are all available in Spain. Here are some of the options in the main cities and sights for people with disabilities.

Accessible holidays in Spain: accessible cultural spaces

The golden mile of art in Vigo, the Altamira cave, the Jewish quarter of Cáceres, the Ávila wall or the Roman ruins of Tarragona. If you're looking for an accessibleholiday, these are some of Spain's best accessible cultural spaces. So take note!

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. ...