Sometimes we scan the other ends of the world for unique landscapes without realising that some of the most breathtaking places are much closer to home. You don't always need to cross oceans to admire majestic mountains, glacial lakes or picture-perfect trails.

Menorca, the easternmost of the Balearic Islands, is an island shaped by the sea and a fascinatingly diverse history. Its strategic location made it a coveted enclave since antiquity, sought after by the Phoenicians, Romans, Muslims, Aragonese and, later, the French and British.

Catalonia is already gearing up with roses, books and bustling streets to celebrate Sant Jordi’s Day 2026, one of the most emblematic and beloved festivals on the Catalan calendar.

Madrid is known for its wide range of properties, which includes some expensive neighbourhoods that stand out for their elegance and sophistication. These areas, known for their opulent homes and high-quality services, typically boast prime locations and exclusive amenities.

When we think of Vikings, we picture Norwegian fjords, wooden villages and fog-shrouded seas. However, the Iberian Peninsula was also part of their routes.

The 2026 Seville Fair is here! Once again, the city is preparing for one of its most anticipated weeks, when the fairgrounds become the social and cultural epicentre of the city.

Finding affordable housing near Barcelona has become increasingly difficult. Rental and purchase prices have steadily risen in recent years, prompting many to seek alternatives outside the city. With this in mind, many are asking: which town near Barcelona is the cheapest to buy a house?

With the arrival of spring, the days begin to lengthen and natural light gradually replaces the darkness of winter. Evenings grow brighter – and little by little, routines shift to make the most of the extra daylight.

Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, has a rich and varied history stretching back centuries. Before the arrival of the Castilian conquerors in the 15th century, the island was inhabited by the Guanches, an indigenous people of Berber origin.

Almería is a Mediterranean city defined by its sunshine and arid landscapes – features that make it unique in Europe.