Sporting events in Spain

The 2026 International Descent of the Sella River now has a date. The 88th edition is here to once again bring together sport, tradition, and celebration in Asturias for one of Spain's most renowned canoeing competitions.

Spain has come out particularly well in TUI Musement’s latest ranking of the best European islands for water sports, with several destinations placed in the top 10.TUI Musement analysed search data across more than 500 European islands, looking at interest in activities including surfing, diving, ka

Spain is celebrating another World Cup. The national team lifted the trophy after a tournament that confirmed the maturity of a group now firmly part of the country’s sporting history, following their victory over Argentina. Yet the title is not only about football. It also connects to the neighbourhoods, towns and cities where it all began, because behind every champion there is a different story. Here’s a look at where all the players in the national team that won the 2026 World Cup were born.

Spain are back on top of the football world after beating Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final and securing their second star.

Lamine Yamal, one of the standout players for FC Barcelona and the Spain national team.

Starbucks’ flagship store at the Bernabéu stadium has been named "The Best Chain Coffee Shop" at The Best Coffee Shop Awards, held during Coffee Fest – Spain’s leading professional trade fair for the coffee industry.The accolade, part of the "The Best Coffee Shops Spain" awards, recognises establish

On the outskirts of Villena, around an hour inland from Alicante, former world number one Juan Carlos Ferrero has built one of the most influential training bases in modern tennis.

Spain will host Denmark in an electrifying Davis Cup Qualifier at Marbella’s prestigious Puente Romano Tennis Club from 13–14 September 2025.

Formula 1 fans, mark your calendars: Madrid will host the Spanish Grand Prix from 11 to 13 September 2026, ushering in a new era of high-speed racing in the Spanish capital.

La Rosaleda, Málaga’s football stadium and a future venue for the 2030 FIFA World Cup – co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco – has now received the green light for renovation.