WELCOME TO SPAIN
Embark on this trip and explore a country rich in contrasts, diverse in its territory and vast in its extension. From the imposing peaks of the Pyrenees, next to the French boarder, to the golden sands on the coast caressed by the Mediterranean, on the South. In the middle, the exuberant green cloak covering the North, the historical mountain villages, the fabulous castles and fortresses in the center of the country, the wine regions of excellence, the sites of religious cult and the heritage left by the Moors under the form of some of the most beautiful and unbelievable constructions, on the South. The tapas, the cured meats, the cheeses and the paella. The folklore of the Basque country and of Galicia, the flamenco and the bull fights. Even if you leave some places unexplored or some experiences to fulfill, Spain will surely give you thousands of reasons to keep coming back.
TOP 10 EXPERIENCES
For Spain
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1/10Discovering the art of Spanish cuisine
The common habit of tapear is all about sharing little snacks that bring out the best of local ingredients…
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2/10Stepping between historic and contemporary architecture
Spanish architecture is simultaneously a reflection of the country’s history and proof of the charisma of the local people…
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3/10Large cities with striking features
Madrid and Barcelona are the two biggest cities in Spain and vie for attention due to their unique environment …
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4/10Exploring the cities with multicultural history
Toledo and Cordoba, are two very different cities, but which share the fact that in medieval times they were both home to different communities…
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5/10Wandering through the picturesque towns
In the provinces of Cadiz and Malaga, the “Ruta de los Pueblos Blancos” (White Villages Route) links small inland villages full of charm…
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6/10Getting to know the beaches from the North to the South
Playa de Rodas in the Cies Islands in Galicia, with its stony beach, looks as if a landslide has invaded the idyllic turquoise-blue sea…
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7/10Going on the Camino de Santiago
Although there are different starting points, the various routes all end up in the northwest of Spain…
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8/10Enjoying the excellent wines
La Rioja was the first region to be certified and to receive DOC status, and is still one of the most important regions…
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9/10Embracing nature
Eight per cent of Spain’s territory is part of a protected area and Spain has over ten such areas on the mainland, scattered across the country…
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10/10Celebrating Spain
The traditional music of the south of Spain, Flamenco, has no known date or era, and is the result of a fusion of Roman, gypsy and Moorish cultures…
