Girona offers a diverse range of landscapes perfect for an autumn getaway. In this province, you can visit the volcanoes and beech forests of La Garrotxa, spend an afternoon in a medieval village in the Empordà region, or hike along the rivers of the Pyrenees.

Autumn transforms many corners of inland Alicante. After periods of rainfall, ravines, riverbeds and springs regain their flow, and Alicante's waterfalls offer a very different appearance from that seen in summer, with more water, greener surroundings and pleasant temperatures for walking.

Housing affordability remains a major challenge for people looking to buy a home in Spain. In many Andalusian cities, rising property prices have reduced the range of available options, particularly for young buyers and families.

The north of Málaga province presents a very different side to the well-known Costa del Sol. Here, beaches give way to olive groves, limestone sierras, reservoirs and towns with a slower pace of life.

Mushroom picking in and around Barcelona is one of the most popular autumn activities in Catalonia, a region with a long-standing foraging tradition.

Autumn transforms many towns across the Community of Madrid into ideal destinations for a weekend escape. During this season, forests take on vibrant colours, temperatures become more comfortable for walking, and the summer crowds begin to fade.

Málaga boasts beaches, ports, urban viewpoints and mountain landscapes, offering a variety of settings in which to end the day.

Autumn is one of the best times to observe how the coastline changes with the movement of the sea. During spring tides, the difference between high and low tide reveals beaches, marshes and sandbanks that remain submerged for much of the day.

The Portuguese Way is one of the main pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela and has become an increasingly popular alternative for those seeking heritage, Atlantic scenery, gastronomy and a route steeped in Jacobean tradition.

Puerta del Sol is one of Madrid's most recognisable landmarks: a popular meeting point, the setting for the New Year's Eve chimes and the starting point of several of Spain's radial roads.