Attractions in Spain

The story of Casa Amatller - A chocolate fortune, a Flemish gable and a home frozen in 1900

Next door, the crowds queue for a dragon. Here, a chocolate maker's family left their slippers, cameras and teacups exactly where they were.Casa Amatller is the house that chocolate...

First visit to Park Güell? The Monumental Zone, the dragon stairs and the best entrance

What do a failed housing estate, a mosaic dragon and a bench that snakes for more than 100...

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...

Best time to visit Barcelona Cathedral - Free worship hours, the rooftop terraces and the thirteen geese

Thirteen white geese patrol a Gothic cloister in the middle of a city of almost two million people....

Is the Casa de los Balcones worth it? Carved pine balconies, a Canarian courtyard and La Orotava’s old town

Look up before you look in. The finest woodwork on the street hangs above your head, carved from...

Inside Jameos del Agua - A lava-tube lagoon, blind albino crabs and César Manrique’s white pool

A tiny white crab, smaller than your fingernail, shines against black rock in a lagoon that has never seen direct sunlight.Jameos del Agua is...

7 things not to miss at Casa Vicens - Marigold tiles, a Moorish smoking room and a rooftop over Gràcia

Long before the dragons, the mosaics and the unfinished basilica, a young architect got his first big commission. He spent it on tiles covered...

Is Casa Batlló worth it? The dragon roof, a sea-blue light well and which ticket to choose

Locals have called it the House of Bones for more than a century. Look at the balconies for ten seconds and you'll see why.Casa...

A day at Timanfaya National Park - The Fire Mountains, a volcano-heated grill and camel rides across the lava

On 1 September 1730 the earth split open beside a quiet farming village. Almost three hundred years later, chicken is still being grilled over...

The story of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral - From an apostle’s tomb to the Botafumeiro and the Holy Door

For more than a thousand years, people have walked across Europe to reach one granite building. Many of them still cry when they finally...

Sagrada Familia before you go - Towers, time slots and the dress code

The foundation stone was laid in 1882. In June 2026 a pope blessed the cross on its tallest tower, and the cranes still haven't...

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