Is Malaga worth visiting? Picasso, a Moorish fortress and tapas by the sea

Twenty minutes after landing, you can be sipping sweet wine straight...

Puerto del Rosario - Is Fuerteventura’s capital worth a visit?

Most holidaymakers only ever see this town through the window of...

30+ Incredible Things to Do in Tenerife

Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, offers an incredible array of experiences for all types of travelers.From exploring the volcanic landscapes of Teide National Park to uncovering the...

Royal Alcázar of Seville tickets and tips - Mudéjar courtyards, Game of Thrones gardens and the best time to go

Spain's kings still stay upstairs when they come to town. Downstairs, you can wander through a thousand years of courtyards, fountains and orange trees.The Royal Alcázar of Seville (Real...

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Barcelona travel guide - Gaudí masterpieces, Gothic lanes and a 3-day plan

After 144 years of construction, its most famous church has just become the tallest in the world. You'll need far less time to fall for the city around it.Barcelona...

A weekend in Valencia - Paella, Gothic lanes and a riverbed turned park

In 1957 a flood swept through the city and changed the river's course for good. The water was...

Granada, Spain’s last Moorish kingdom - Palaces, free tapas and cave flamenco

Order a small beer here and a plate of food arrives with it, unasked and unbilled. Order a...

What to see in Santiago de Compostela - Cathedral squares, market stalls and the end of the Camino

For more than a thousand years, people have walked for weeks to reach one granite square. You can...

Tarragona, Spain’s Roman city by the sea - Tarraco, the Part Alta and Costa Daurada beaches

Two thousand years ago, chariots thundered round a track here in front of 30,000 roaring spectators. Today the...

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Aqualava or Aquapark Costa Teguise? The water parks in Lanzarote compared

On an island shaped by volcanoes, even the swimming pools are warmed from below. That's not a metaphor - one park heats its water with geothermal energy.Lanzarote is better...

Bellver Castle tickets, opening hours and the forest walk up from Palma

Most castles in Europe are square, rectangular or simply follow the shape of their hill. This one is...

Santa Pola, Spain - Things to do in the Costa Blanca fishing town facing Tabarca Island

Five centuries ago, a stone fortress here watched the horizon for Berber pirates. Today it watches fishing boats...

Visiting Montserrat Monastery - The rack railway, the Black Madonna and the boys’ choir

Legend says angels carved these mountains with a golden saw. Stand beneath the rock pinnacles in the morning...

Should you book a guided tour of the Royal Palace of Madrid? The Throne Room, the Royal Armoury and the Changing of the Guard

More than 3,000 rooms, a set of Stradivarius instruments and a ceiling painted by Tiepolo - and yet...

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Seville Cathedral, the world’s largest Gothic cathedral - Columbus’s tomb, the Giralda ramps and a courtyard of orange trees

Legend says the canons who planned it wanted a building so vast that anyone who saw it finished would take them for madmen. Six...

How to visit the Gran Teatre del Liceu - Opera nights, the Hall of Mirrors and what to wear

It burned down twice and survived an anarchist's bomb. Each time, the city paid to bring the music back.The Gran Teatre del Liceu is...

Prado Museum in 3 hours - Las Meninas, Goya’s Black Paintings and a route around the crowds

A five-year-old princess in a silver dress stares straight out of the canvas. Look closer, and the painter is watching you too.The Prado Museum,...

Picasso Museum Málaga tickets, opening hours and how to get in free on Sundays

What do a Phoenician city wall, a Renaissance coffered ceiling and a ceramic plate painted with a bull's head have in common? They all...

Madrid, Spain’s capital of art and late nights - A royal palace, three great museums and tapas till midnight

Here, dinner rarely starts before 9pm and the streets are still buzzing long after midnight. Adjust to Madrid's body clock and the city will...

Montjuïc cable car, Barcelona’s sky ride to the castle - Mirador views, the funicular link and the Port Cable Car

Eight seats, a wide window and a few quiet minutes with pine trees, rooftops and the Mediterranean sliding past below your feet.The Montjuïc cable...

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