Tenerife is Spain’s largest Canary Island and a well-known tourist destination. Year-long sun and miles of sandy beaches make it an excellent destination for a relaxing holiday at any time of year. Many people underestimate the small Canary Island and the diversity of activities it Read Post

Traveling to Spain soon or simply want to learn a bit more about the country? The following 15 books about Spain go into its history, culture, and cuisine. And they might take you into a magical world full of mystery :-) Enjoy!   The best Read Post

When I went to learn Spanish in Seville last month, I knew I would write about it afterward. What I didn’t know, is that I’d have so much more to talk about than the structure of the classes and how much I progressed. I didn’t Read Post

Have you ever heard of the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park? I hadn’t either, until a trip to Catalonia in Spain brought it to my attention. The Aigüestortes National Park is located in the Catalan Pyrenees. It has been a Spanish national Read Post

Quite a few years ago, I spent a holiday in Rota in the province of Andalucia in Spain. While the town itself was rather small and there weren’t that any things to do in Rota, it did make for a great base. Here are tips Read Post

One of the first things I wrote about when I started blogging, was a 10-day trip to the Spanish Basque Country. I wrote very differently than I do now. The posts about that trip are short reports in chronological order and, let’s face it, they’re Read Post

If you’re planning to travel to Valencia, this is the article for you. I spent more than a month in the city and gathered the coolest things to do in Valencia for you. Curious? Read on!   Top tip: If you plan on doing lots Read Post

If you’re looking for reliable sunshine, golden beaches, and food that will have you planning your next meal before you’ve even finished chewing, Malaga is the place to be. There are plenty of things to do in Malaga and while this is a seaside city Read Post

Planning a trip to Barcelona in Spain? I’ve put some Barcelona itineraries together for four days in the city or more but of course, you can also use them to get inspiration for a day itinerary if you’re going for just a quick trip. Top Read Post

If you are a football fan then the Camp Nou Experience is a must. This tour takes you through the hallowed halls of Camp Nou in Barcelona, Spain. I was not into football before I visited Camp Nou. However, I thoroughly enjoyed my time there Read Post

Girona is where Ryanair flies to when it goes to “Barcelona’, but the city has its own charming old center, including a Jewish Quarter, that’s worth a visit. We walked the old cobblestone streets and felt like we were taken back to the Middle Ages. Read Post

When I was just a kid (no, not so long ago) my parents took my brother and me to the south of France. As my dad is a real Salvador Dalí fan, we did a day trip to the Dalí Museum in Figueres, Spain. Only, Read Post

Everyone knows La Sagrada Familia. This cathedral in Barcelona is Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece. Everyone knows the lines to get in as well, though. It makes you wonder if it’s worth going inside La Sagrada Familia. Well, is it? Read on to find out. Read Post

There’s no better way of experiencing a city than by getting up high and finding a viewpoint. Montjuic, Barcelona is a landmark hill just south of the city center – the perfect place for getting your bearings with some fantastic views. It’s also home to Read Post