There are many good reasons to visit Barcelona’s overlooked little sister Girona, which is elegant, stylish and colourful. Girona’s cinematic charm, architecture and art combine with a rich cultural history and forward-thinking modernity.
Are you a digital nomad, have you brought some work with you on vacation, or are you looking for a café with free Wi-Fi where you can enjoy your laptop? Here you’ll find cozy, laptop-friendly cafés in Madrid where you can sit and drink coffee for as long as you want.
Seville is the charming capital of Andalusia and a wonderful mix of cultures, reflected in its food, architecture, art and history. Seville’s attractions are close by and you can walk between most of them. That means you can fit a lot of experiences into a weekend.
La Vieja is Bilbao’s oldest working-class neighborhood. Today it’s transformed into a cool and vibrant neighborhood filled with street art, galleries, design, hip cafés and creative restaurants. With high ceilings, you can breathe in a true bohemian vibe mixed with multicultural local life.
You’ll never be done with Spain’s largest city. There’s always more to see in Madrid. Here’s an introduction to the city’s most iconic sites to inspire you on your first visit to Madrid.
Murcia is an overlooked city and region nestled between the far more visited Andalusia to the south and Valencia to the north. That is a shame, because exciting architecture, history, and gastronomic experiences await in Murcia.
Mallorca’s largest city has cozy narrow streets, beautiful architecture, exciting art, charming squares and local life. Here you can combine a city break with relaxing on the beach.
Lush courtyards, narrow streets and Roman, Arabic and Christian architecture. Córdoba is brimming with history and cultural treasures.
Valencia is a wonderful mix of exciting architecture, art, green spaces and great food. Here you’ll find vibrant city life and relaxation on long stretches of sandy beaches.
Colorful tiled facades, great tapas bars, art and its own beach. Valencia’s former fishing district is now a vibrant neighborhood where local traditions meet hip creativity.