Multi-adventures in Spain

These are plans for those seeking thrills and challenges in a natural environment. Here are some ideas for you to enjoy the great outdoors with activities such as canyoning, zip-lining or rafting. ...

Family holidays in Spain

Four villages in Spain for a fairytale getaway

You will find colourful villages by the sea, ancient walls and interesting medieval stories. Keep reading and discover some of the most beautiful and peculiar villages in Europe. Perfect for escaping the routine, getting away from the big cities and getting lost in a fairytale getaway.

Why Valencia is so much more than a beach destination

When you visit "la terreta" (Valencia's nickname), you will be amazed by what you can do and explore in the capital of the Region of Valencia. In this corner of the Mediterranean, you breathe much more than the sea: design, gastronomy, culture and tradition will be the key elements of an unforgettable trip.

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. ...

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.

Discovering Goya in Madrid

Following in the footsteps of Francisco de Goya means discovering the work of one of the best-known Spanish painters in history. It means embarking on a journey of discovery of a unique, revolutionary and groundbreaking painter and being mesmerised by the beauty of “The Naked Maja”, by the story of “The Third of May” and by the terror of the ...

Viewing points in Madrid for enjoying the best views of the city

Madrid is a very special city. You’ll love strolling through its streets and discovering all its secrets, but if you visit some of its wonderful vista points located up on high, you’ll see some unforgettable views. So take note!

A day in Madrid in 10 essential visits

First, can Madrid be visited in one day? It’s obvious that the capital has much more to give. But if you only have one day, we’ve come up with a selection of must-sees. Ready for that?

4 group experiences in Spain, other than going to the beach

Who says that to enjoy your holidays you need to go to the coast? Discover some alternatives to the beach available in Spain. Four ideas to make your group trip an unforgettable experience.

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. ...

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.

What to do in Burgos? Ideas for a day trip

In the city of Burgos, in Castilla y León, you’re surrounded by history, with so many medieval buildings, such as its amazing cathedral. A city you’ll fall in love with as soon as you arrive, where you can enjoy a fantastic day full of different experiences. If you want to see some of the best options, read on!

Shopping with glamour, tradition and street markets on the Costa del Sol

Going shopping on the Costa del Sol means visiting the shops in the historic old centres of little whitewashed towns next to the sea, marinas with exclusive fashion brands or street markets with charming traditional stalls. ...

Three cultural getaways in Tenerife

Heritage and history are among the least-known attractions of Tenerife. We all know its beaches, its climate of eternal spring, its volcanic scenery and its delicious cuisine. Now it’s time to discover its first cities, an old town centre which is also a World Heritage site, and the traditional architecture of the Canary Islands.

Silver Route by bicycle

The Silver Route or Vía de la Plata is a fascinating trail running north-to-south across Spain and ideal for mountain bike enthusiasts. From Seville to Gijón, it's an adventure that crosses four different regions: Andalusia, Extremadura, Castile and Leon and Asturias. ...

Interesting and little-known places in Madrid

Beyond the traditional tourist sights of the Royal Palace, the Prado and the Retiro Park, every street, every roof, every historic building in Madrid seems to hide a fascinating story. ...

Nights of candles, flowers and concerts in Spain

Night falls, the street lights go out and thousands of candles begin to light up the streets, balconies and courtyards of a town. In the background, the sound of music. Someone walks along bewitched by the light of the flame that lights up their pupils. The atmosphere created is magical. It's not a mirage. ...

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. ...

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.

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... ...

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. ...

A spa holiday in Navarra: the rest and relaxation you deserve

We suggest: spa waters with curative properties, relaxing massages, natural landscapes... The ideal plan for you. Switch off and pamper yourself while you're on holiday. Read on and discover three wonderfully relaxing spa resorts in Navarra in the municipalities of Elgorriaga, Fitero and Belascoaín. You’ll be surrounded by peace. ...

Ontinyent

The town of Ontinyent is about 82 kilometres from the city of Valencia. Its old town has been declared Property of Cultural Interest. Its unique aesthetic is due to the contrast resulting from its stately 18th century mansions and the more modest Valencian buildings from the late 18th century and early 19th century.

Orgiva

Órgiva, the administrative and economic capital of the western side of the region of Alpujarra, has managed to combine in its urban development both a modern life style, and a rich historical heritage that reached our days almost intact.

Orihuela

Orihuela offers the visitor a great place to enjoy the sea and sun, a monumental city centre, and three excellent eighteen-hole golf courses.

Orio

Orio is a small fishing town in the province of Guipuzkoa, set in a privileged location. Its old town has the Property of Cultural Interest designation.

Oropesa del Mar

On a small bay, Oropesa del Mar is a historic town in Castellón offering excellent beaches and modern services for tourism. Oropesa del Mar, in the heart of the Costa del Azahar, is a small town which has grown up on the shores of a small bay.

La Orotava

La Orotava is a historic town which sits in a beautiful valley of banana plantations.

Orreaga-Roncesvalles

In the northeast of the Navarre region and 47 km from Pamplona is Roncesvalles, the point of departure for modern pilgrims on the road to Santiago de Compostela.

Ortigueira

Ortigueira is situated in the province of A Coruña, in Galicia. It is famous for its picturesque landscape, which combines mountains, rivers, the sea and the widest estuary in the whole of the north of Galicia. The area is a stunning natural spectacle, offering visitors imposing cliffs, routes for hiking and fantastic beaches.

Osuna

The Sevillian countryside to the east of the province, has a ducal town which has been declared a Historic-Artistic Site. The rich monumental wealth of its historic quarter is highlighted in a typically Sevillian whitewashed country house.

Orense

Stretching out on the banks of the river Miño is the city of Ourense, which maintains its traditional link to the river through its Roman bridge. A crossroads, the Old City preserves major historic sites, outstanding among which is the Cathedral.

Oviedo

Ancient Ovetum has been closely linked, since its founding (8th century), to the Asturian monarchy, becoming the capital of the Kingdom of Asturias. This fact has left a historic centre with an undeniable medieval flavour, which modernity has provided with a carefully designed urban layout that is easy to navigate.