Spain

A European country known for flamenco, paella, La Liga football, and its cultural history, with Barcelona and Madrid as major cities.

Spain Guides

• Madrid itinerary

  chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)
  Madrid wins the award for the most underrated city in my book. We planned a quick stay here before heading to Barcelona and ended up leaving a piece of our hearts. These were our favorite spots and could be done in 2-3 days. But the best thing to do in Madrid is to just get lost in the streets.

• Best of Barcelona

  michele (Michele Humeston)

• Woman-Owned Barcelona, Spain

  sheswanderful (Wanderful )
  <p>Join us in supporting woman-owned businesses in Barcelona — a city where creativity and innovation thrive. From local shops and cafes to talented artists and entrepreneurs, these businesses play a key role in shaping the community. By shopping local and sharing their stories, we help women succeed and strengthen Barcelona’s economy.</p>

• The Best Beaches in Spain

  braedentg (Braeden Alexander)
  What comes to mind when you think of the best things to do in Spain? Charming hillside towns, flamenco dancers, unlimited sangria — oh, and of course, time spent on the beach. If you’re in the market for a beach getaway, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better destination than Spain, the official world leader in quality of beaches after being awarded 696 BlueFlags in 2018. So, whether you’re hoping to ride the 12-foot waves at Playa de Mundaka or spend some quality family time under the sun, here are the best beaches in Spain for every type of traveler:

• 9 Must-See Sites in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter

  jasmineagbhow (Jasmine Caceres)
  When it comes to Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter or the Barrio Gótico, you can’t visit and plan to spend a few hours roaming it’s streets and hidden alleys.

• Woman-Owned Madrid, Spain

  sheswanderful (Wanderful )
  <p>Join us in celebrating and supporting woman-owned businesses in Madrid — a vibrant hub of creativity, innovation, and community. From charming boutiques and cafes to talented artists and entrepreneurs, these businesses bring something special to the city. By shopping local, collaborating, and sharing their stories, we empower women to thrive and enrich Madrid’s economy. Let’s champion diversity and help these businesses grow.</p>

• Best things to do in Barcelona with kids

  chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)

• 1 Day in Madrid!

  reinacartagena (Reina Cartagena )
  Considered as one of the liveliest city's in Europe, Madrid is the capital city of Spain and has everything you could ever want to create a great vacation. Madrid is a dynamic city and is a perfect place to explore Spanish culture and history. Here is how I would spend 1 day in Madrid!

• My Top 8 Barcelona Sites & Bite Recommendations

  jasmineagbhow (Jasmine Caceres)
  I visited Barcelona on way too short a trip. And if you only have a short time to spend in this beautiful city, I’d highly recommend adding these spots to your list.

• Secrets of Barcelona

  thegoddess_pallas (Pallas-Amenah Morgan)
  A few hidden gems I love in the city

• Must See Andalusia

  piccavey (Molly Sears-Piccavey)
  The Best Places to Visit in Southern Spain

• 5 Beautiful Day Trips from Barcelona

  thegoddess_pallas (Pallas-Amenah Morgan)
  I don't believe you could ever get tired of Barcelona, but if you ever need a bit of an escape, these are the places to go...

• Barcelona to visit

  siamesekatz (Leigh Taylor)

• Favorite Hotels in Madrid

  stillontheroad (Giada Matera)
  I have been to Madrid a couple of times and, even though, I usually love going back to a hotel I liked, I tried to stay in a different area of the city every time I have the chance to. #Madrid

• La Garganta

  lagarganta82 (lagarganta )
  <p>La Garganta is a unique rural hotel located in El Chorro, right next to the famous Caminito del Rey. Originally an old flour factory, it has been beautifully restored, blending history with modern comforts. The hotel offers stunning views of the gorge, a panoramic pool with hydromassage, and cozy rooms perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring.</p><p>One of the highlights is the restaurant, where you can enjoy traditional Andalusian dishes made from fresh, local ingredients. Guests can also take advantage of outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, and kayaking, with El Caminito del Rey being a must-visit adventure.</p><p>La Garganta is an ideal destination for nature lovers and those seeking both adventure and tranquility in a breathtaking setting.</p>

• Places still to go...

  missfish (Alexandra Fisher)

• When we travel again

  nelly2310 (Neil Joyce)
  Next trip is London, then norteast coastel trip, star gazing and dune walks, but then its Sitges close to Barcelona, April we hope, we can't risk virus Lisa works in hospitals,

• Spain

  chhineponda (Nandininbhattac@gmail.com Bhattacharya)

• 3 Best Day Trips from Barcelona

  jasmineagbhow (Jasmine Caceres)
  Barcelona was one of my favorite cities to visit but getting out of the city to these three locations made for some mind-blowing memories.

• Barcelona Cafes

  siamesekatz (Leigh Taylor)