Discover vegan dishes in Spanish cuisine that are sure to amaze

"Are there many vegan restaurants in Spain?" Is this question on your mind before you start your journey through the country? This may not be the answer you were expecting but in Spain you won't have to worry about this, because many traditional Spanish dishes are vegan. ...

10 places to enjoy a relaxing holiday in Spain

If you'd like to avoid enormous cities and instead enjoy some peace and quiet, comfort and beautiful nature, these destinations will help you leave all of your stress and daily routine behind.

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. ...

Costa Blanca, home of rice dishes

A journey to the Costa Blanca in theAlicante province takes you to a culinary hot spot with 300 local rice dishes. There are so many different ways to prepare it that you can always find a delicious recipe to suit every taste.

Mountain biking in Spain

Spain is great for mountain biking in natural settings. The network of mountain biking (MTB) centres is growing all the time, making it easier for enthusiasts to discover amazing places with the safety and facilities they need. Come and cover hundreds of miles on your bike, with your friends or family.

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. ...

Something different in Formentera

Formentera is one of the loveliest, most idyllic places in the world. This enchanting Mediterranean island, the smallest inhabited island of the Balearic archipelago which can only be reached by boat, is one of those places travellers wish they could stay in forever. ...

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).

The Silver Route by motorbike

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

Malaga, much more than the Costa del Sol

Almost constant sunshine and warm water beaches. Delicious fish, pretty hotels and great nightlife - this and much more awaits you on the well-known Costa del Sol in Malaga. But you will also find an unparalleled paradise close to the Costa del Sol: La Axarquía.

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.

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:

Thematic routes through less-explored regions of Spain

Traveling is above all about discovering fascinating places and stories. In Spain, you have a multitude of destinations where you can explore lesser-known, but no less spectacular, places. Take note of the very original thematic routes through Green Spain, Castile and Leon, Extremadura or Castile-La Mancha. ...

National Heritage and its Royal Sites

The assets transferred by the Spanish Crown are administered and preserved by National Heritage. Thanks to this, it is possible to visit wonderful cultural sites that are among the most important in Europe: buildings and artefacts, forests and historic gardens. ...

Nature and sustainability

The large diversity of landscapes and contrasts in Spain is surprising. What's more, this is the country with the second highest number of UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserves in the world. In Spain you can find mountains, forests and valleys, as well as volcanoes, dunes and desert areas, marshlands, lakes, cliffs, waterfalls, canyons... ...

Untouched beaches in Lanzarote

Nature, year-round sunshine, clear, warm waters.... This is Lanzarote and this is what awaits you on its less frequented beaches. Enjoy being in contact with nature.

Dramatised and unusual tours in Spain

Do you like finding out everything about the places you visit? Do you always have a thousand questions when you go to a new one? Do you love to imagine historical monuments filled with the life and atmosphere of their past? Then you're going to love these destinations with unusual and dramatised tours.

Spain in summer

Between approximately 21 June and 22 September, the temperatures rise and the long days are prefect for sightseeing. You are sure to have heard about Spain’s incredible beaches. It's true: We have many hours of sunshine, some of the best beaches in the world and fishing villages with brightly colored houses. ...

L'Estartit

L'Estartit is most outstanding for its interesting landscapes and stunning natural beauty, with views over the bay, the Medes Islands and the surrounding protected countryside.

La Graciosa (Island)

The eighth Canary Island is a small, dreamy paradise island, the perfect destination for those who desire peace and quiet and enjoy nature in its purest state. With its white sand beaches and turquoise water it has no asphalted roads or pollution. It is a treasure waiting to be discovered, with just over 700 inhabitants.

Laguardia

Laguardia is the largest town of Rioja Alavesa and one of the most beautiful. It is famous throughout the world for its wines and for being the birthplace of the fabulist Samaniego.

L'Ametlla de Mar

On the Costa Daurada, l'Ametlla de Mar is a destination to relax and enjoy water sports and scuba diving. There is a fishing harbour and 24 beautiful sandy or rocky coves, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by pine forests and cliffs.

Lanjarón

Lanjarón is 49 kilometres from Granada, in the heart of the Sierra Nevada National Park.

Laredo

Nestled between the Treto estuary and the Santoña bay, Laredo is one of the main tourist towns on the Cantabrian coast.

Laujar de Andarax

The municipality is located on the foothill of Sierra Nevada, and in front of Sierra Gádor, in Alpujarra de Almería. The magnificent natural setting makes it the ideal place for rural tourism.

Ledesma

The lovely town of Ledesma is only 35 kilometres from the city of Salamanca, on the banks of the Tormes River and close to the Arribes del Duero Nature Reserve.

Lekeitio

At one end of the Bay of Biscay, Lekeitio combines Gothic architectural gems with its fishing village and wide beaches.

León

The Pulchra Leonina, the Sistine Chapel; of Spanish Romanesque architecture and the old Hospital de San Marcos are the key points of this former Roman encampment.

Lerma

Lerma stands on a hill overlooking the valley of the river Arlanza. Dating back to pre-Roman times, the town reached its height under the Duke of Lerma, a favourite of Felipe III, between 1598 and 1618.

Liérganes

The urban complex of this Cantabrian town was declared of national historical-artistic interest in 1978 and contains valuable classicist architecture from the 17th and 18th centuries.

Llançà

Located in the Alt Empordà, 160 km from Barcelona and 20 km from the border with France, the town of Llançá has become a good option for a quiet holiday.

Llanes

Llanes is a perfect example of a historic town. Its old town centre is an official historic and artistic heritage site, with interesting civil, religious and military architecture.

Los Llanos de Aridane

It is a modern town situated in the west of La Palma and surrounded by farmland.

Lérida

In the centre of the fertile plain of the river Segre sits Lleida, a city which has played host to several cultures through its history. Prominent atop a hill in the historic quarter of the city is the old cathedral or Seu Vella, symbol of the capital.