Accessible Spain: Travel with All Five Senses

Spain has long been a dream destination for American travelers because of its history, food, and culture. However, one aspect that doesn't always make the headlines is that Spain is also one of the most accessible destinations in the world.

La Mercè is Barcelona’s biggest festival, turning the city into a stage

Every September, Barcelona slows down for La Mercè, a festival held in honor of the city's patron saint, the Virgin of La Mercè. Much more than just a holiday on the calendar, it is a celebration of the city's identity, bringing together centuries-old traditions, street arts...

Iberian Cured Meats: Unique Flavors from Spanish Pastures

Have you ever wondered where the extraordinary flavors of Iberian cured meats come from? These delicacies have a long history, dating back to ancient times when the Romans already appreciated the exceptional qualities of Iberian pigs on the Iberian Peninsula.

Cities by the Sea: The Light and Soul of Urban Beaches

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.

International Dance Day: A journey to the Heart of Spanish Dance

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...

The Towns of the Costa Brava and the Dalí Triangle Route

The Costa Brava, with its 214 kilometers of Mediterranean beauty stretching from Blanes to Portbou, is the perfect destination for those who want to experience the authenticity of every corner, explore its history, enjoy its exquisite cuisine, and be surprised by its magic.

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