Spain

Plan the perfect trip to northern Spain with our hand crafted San Sebastian itinerary. Includes where to stay, what to see and the ever important Basque pintxos.

Spain in winter offers experiences that most travellers miss. Shrug off the tiring heat of summer and uncover what the Spaniards already know about making the most of the cooler months.

Asturian cuisine pays homage to the forests, mountains and crashing coastline that define the region. Here’s what you need to know about what to eat in Asturias, Spain.

Sunny days, golden sandstone cathedrals, and probably the bluest waters in the world… Welcome to Palma de Mallorca! Make the most of 24 hours in the capital of the Balearics with this guide on how to spend one day in Mallorca

Taste the green side of Spain with this Asturias road trip through the vivid peaks and crashing coast of the north. This itinerary also combines well with a road trip through Galicia.

Looking for the best things to do alone in Barcelona? Enjoy this fabulous city through self-guided tours and some inside local knowledge. 

In the scorching cauldron of Andalucia, the Sierra Nevada mountains rise up to tickle the skies and gather enough snow to cover the peaks for most of the year. Beneath them…

From the best places in Spain for solo travel to our inside tips for solo travel in Spain, this in-depth guide will tell you everything you need to know about going solo in Spain. Vale!

Enjoy these interesting facts about Madrid and learn about the art, history and culture behind one of Europe’s most exciting cities.

Looking for Malaga tips for an upcoming trip? Enjoy this inside Malaga travel guide from our seasoned travel team.

Looking for the best things to do in north Tenerife? Welcome to our inside guide to Tenerife’s north coast.

Wondering how to get off the beaten path in Spain? We have you covered with this collection of secret spots and, perhaps more importantly, strategies to uncover the non-touristy parts of this stunning country.

From the gorgeous to the curious to the oddly confusing, discover and enjoy unusual things to do in Spain.

This Galicia Road Trip winds through rugged coastline, great beaches and fantastic bites to eat. Plus, a secret find. Here’s how to do it yourself…

Looking for the best luxury villas near Barcelona with a private pool? You’re in luck. This wonderful collection awaits

On a spring afternoon, with orange blossom filtering the sunshine, I saw my first one. Looming tall and dressed entirely in black, the hood masked his face before rising upwards to a point above his head. His hands were gloved, the dark robe flowing and two, blinking dark eyes…

Of all the Balearic Islands, Ibiza knows how to party. Or so everyone says. Of course, there’s a lot more to this sizzling Mediterranean island than nightlife. To get to know her better, enjoy these interesting facts about Ibiza.

Everything’s still, save for a breeze so slight it’s invisible until it reaches the window and makes the curtains sigh. I hear railway sounds from another century, a whistle and muted metal clanging, before the landscape of northern Spain picks itself up and learns to glide by.

I’m not used to seeing hedgerows at right angles and beaches with vertical shorelines…

Are you looking for some questions about Spain ready for a Spain quiz? Bienvenidos! You have come to the right place. We love travel in Spain and what better way to test your Spain trivia than with a fun quiz? Estas listo? Vamos!

In the “literary quarter” in Madrid, poetry spills across the streets in flattened golden letters. Bodegas serve cerveza, bitter green olives and fried potato til near the break of dawn. And nuns still keep their silence behind the red brick walls of a nunnery that’s centuries old.

Looking for some fun facts about Spain and cultural facts about Spain? From the sparkling sea of the Balearic Islands to the mayhem of inner Madrid and a plump supply of UNESCO World Heritage SItes, here’s a collection of interesting and weird facts about Spain that will make you want to visit her even more…

When it comes to spending a week in Spain, you’ll find many ways to slice and dice an itinerary. Spain’s a fascinating country with different languages, landscapes and loves. Here’s our inside itinerary for one week in Spain for first timers. Plus, some suggestions for secret spots and the next places to visit…

“Now,” he commands, as I try to ignore the gap where the side of the aeroplane should be, “don’t forget to smile for the camera.”

Spain, like many European countries, has plenty of cathedrals.

But how many have an astronaut in their delicately-carved stone?

“Take a photo of him,” she says, her eyes smoky with eyeliner, her words smudging together in the Andalucían way.

I glance up at the head on the wall.