The Tropical Coast: The Best Climate in Europe
Some places in the world seem to have been designed expressly for human enjoyment. One of these treasures is the Costa Tropical, located in southern Spain between the coasts of Málaga and Granada.
Some places in the world seem to have been designed expressly for human enjoyment. One of these treasures is the Costa Tropical, located in southern Spain between the coasts of Málaga and Granada.
Mudejar art is one of the Iberian Peninsula's greatest treasures. Born from the centuries-long coexistence of Christian, Muslim and Jewish cultures, it is a fascinating fusion of Islamic forms with Christian materials and techniques.
In Spain, there's something magical about walking through a city that smells of salt. It's not just the sea itself, but also what it brings to urban life: light, joy, a breeze, and activity. Urban beaches are not just places for swimming or sunbathing, although they are great for that, too.
This small Huelva village in the heart of Andalusia is transformed for a few days into the setting of a tradition that will captivate all your senses. El Rocío invites you to take part in an experience where more than a million people gather annually to celebrate a devotion that transcends borders and generations.
From the volcanic peaks of the Canary Islands to the marshlands of the Algarve, these protected areas offer outdoor activities that will satisfy even the most adventurous visitors. These include hiking, birdwatching, horseback riding, and more.
Before embarking on your adventure through Andalusia's Cross of May, discover how this ancient tradition blends paganism and Christianity, flourishes from north to south in every province, and has inspired works of cinema, literature, and music.
April 29th is a special date in the calendar as the world pays tribute to dance, that universal expression of the soul and human emotion. On this International Day of Dance, we invite you to embark on a unique and personalized journey through Spain...
Spanish bars are the beating heart of our social culture. They are not just places to have a drink, they are the stage where Spanish life manifests itself in all its authenticity.
Have you ever stood on the edge of a cliff, feeling the salty sea breeze against your face while gazing at the endless horizon? If the thought excites you as much as it does me, you’re in for a treat!
For centuries, Spain has been a powerhouse in shoemaking. With Alicante (home to Elche, Elda, Villena, and Almansa) as the heart of its footwear industry, the country proudly ranks as the world’s ninth-largest shoe producer. Spanish artisans blend tradition and innovation to create some of the most exquisite shoes in the world.