Discover the art of bar-hopping on your trip to 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.
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.
What do you look for when you visit a park in a new city? You want to feel its essence, know its history and live unique experiences that will make your walks unforgettable.
Travel is a gateway to new cultures, surprising landscapes and memories that stay with you forever. In 2025, three Mediterranean gems await us with open arms: Spain, Portugal and Morocco.
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!
If you’re visiting Madrid and want to step into a world of aristocratic elegance, fascinating history, and priceless art collections, Liria Palace (Palacio de Liria) should be at the top of your list.
Hidden near the charming town of Santillana del Mar in Cantabria, the Altamira Caves offer a rare and powerful connection to our ancestors. Here, in the depths of the earth, humanity's first artists painted stories in ochre and charcoal, creating a legacy that still mesmerizes us today.
What if I told you there’s a place where the past doesn’t just live—it’s part of the rhythm of everyday life? That’s Cáceres. Picture yourself savoring local dishes in cozy squares surrounded by centuries-old buildings, where every street feels like a secret waiting to be uncovered.
There’s something magical about standing at the very edge of a continent, where the land ends and the vast ocean begins. Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of mainland Europe, is one of those places that awakens a deep sense of wanderlust.
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.
But there’s another treasure that defines Spain’s essence: its olives and the liquid gold they produce: olive oil. If you’re a lover of fine flavors, rich traditions, and unforgettable experiences, Spain’s olive-growing regions are calling your name.