Spain and wine go hand in hand, with vineyard landscapes that run from cool Atlantic shores to sun‑baked southern hills. Ask several locals about the best wine routes in Spain, and you will get very different answers, with some swearing by elegant reds, others loyal to crisp coastal whites.
If there’s one Spanish tradition that gets absolutely everyone talking in December, it’s the Spanish Christmas Lottery, Lotería de Navidad, better known as El Gordo.
Wine tourism in Spain has grown up a lot in the last few years. People are now planning whole weekends to Spain's best wineries, featuring design hotels and long lunches in the vineyards.
Seville feels so sun‑soaked and open that it tricks a lot of people into assuming the sea must be just around the corner. Yet the city sits inland on the Guadalquivir River, surrounded by fields and olive groves.
This city on the North African coast has been getting attention lately, thanks to recently being voted the most underrated city in Spain. If you’re plotting things to do in Melilla, picture a compact seaside hub where modernist facades meet a walled old town and sandy beaches.
Skyscanner’s latest fare trends spotlight the best-value destinations for 2026 in Spain, and Spain even nabs two places in Skyscanner’s global top 10 for the biggest airfare drops.
Seville has landed on Condé Nast Traveler’s Europe 2026 list for good reason. The city has kept its stately looks and sun-baked rhythm while quietly shifting gears.
Are you looking for the best lakes in Spain to explore this autumn? Spain, famous for its vibrant culture, historic landmarks, and stunning landscapes, is also home to some of the most beautiful lakes in Europe.
The 10 places to celebrate Christmas in Spain span giant illuminations, edible Christmas displays, life-size nativity scenes, and sweet‑tooth pilgrimages.
Spain’s festive travel season is shaping up to be busy again, led by short city breaks, family visits, and a strong winter-sun pull to the Canary Islands. Jetcost survey data suggests 71% of Spaniards plan at least one Christmas-season trip, with an average spend of around €803 per person.
Day trips from Valencia by train are the sweet spot for easy escapes. Quick hops to coastal towns, hilltop castles, underground rivers and proper paella in lagoon villages, all without a car.
Spain does winter differently. If you’re sizing up the best Spanish cities to visit in winter, think softer light, calmer plazas and, on the right coast, a midday coffee outdoors in December without turning blue.
A Spanish winter long stay is all about mild days, sea air and an easy routine. The sweet spot for warmth and value sits in the Canaries, the Costa Blanca and the Málaga coast, with quieter, cheaper stretches around Almería and Murcia.
Meliá has opened Paradisus Fuerteventura, the island’s first luxury all‑inclusive resort, within Fuerteventura’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The 1978 property has been repositioned as the brand’s first wellness resort.
Spain does winter sun properly, making it a great holiday destination during the chillier months. The Canary Islands stay in T‑shirt weather thanks to their subtropical latitude, while the southern mainland brings bright, mild days and sheltered coves with plenty open year‑round.
As summer fades, Spain's landscapes transform into a vibrant tapestry of reds, golds, and ochres. Autumn 2025 is the perfect time to explore Spain's enchanting forests, where the fall foliage creates breathtaking views and tranquil retreats.