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Spain has something for everyone. It offers beach resorts and Gothic cathedrals, flamenco and modern architecture, tapas bars and Michelin-starred restaurants. What to see in Spain depends on which part of the country you visit, and each region is almost like a different destination.

In this section, you’ll find guides to Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, San Sebastián, Valencia, and other Spanish cities. But you’ll also find tips on the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands, Andalusia, and Galicia regions where Spain reveals its full diversity. We write about food, because you can’t truly understand Spain without it. We cover transportation and how to travel during the off-season.

Ad space: Spain is one of Europe’s most visited destinations, yet you can still find places there where you’ll be all alone. We search for accommodations on Booking.com and book guided tours, wine tastings, or flamenco shows through GetYourGuide.

Spain is vast and full of experiences. Choose a destination and start planning, or just let yourself be inspired.

Tenerife. An island where wild nature collides with an azure ocean, volcanoes, picture-postcard villages and endless adventure. When we started planning our week-long road trip, we had no idea how much was waiting for us. But let’s take it from the top. These are the juiciest tips on things to...

The GR11 is one of three long-distance treks crossing the Pyrenees. Curious what the GR11 stages actually look like?...
In this bigger guide to the Camino de Santiago routes we describe every well-known route, plus extra info from two of the caminos we had the chance to walk....
Planning to walk the Camino Portugal from Porto to Santiago? Here you'll find the most essential information about this Way of St James – and more. We've put together a complete guide to the walking pilgrimage to Santiago....
The Camino Portugal is one of many routes leading to Santiago de Compostela. If Portugal is close to your heart, you're already winning....
Finish the pilgrimage “successfully” and you'll get an official document – the Compostela. But it isn't the only certificate you can earn. Really....
What does the Camino de Santiago cost? The answer is very individual – every pilgrim has their own idea of what they want, or can afford, to spend. But let's put together a rough camino budget for two young, not-exactly-rich people....
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