What to do in Spain

Spain’s landscapes aren’t just about beaches, sierras and medieval towns.

Cantabria is undoubtedly one of Spain's top surfing destinations. Its more than 200 kilometres of coastline, open to the Cantabrian Sea, offering consistent waves, stunning natural landscapes and beaches for all skill levels.

Located in southeastern Spain, Murcia slips under the radar compared to Andalucía or Valencia.

Turning 21 is a funny milestone.

When we think of nature in Spain, mountains, cliffs and beaches often come to mind – yet beneath these landscapes lies a lesser-known world of underground galleries, hidden rivers and remarkable geological formations that can be explored on foot.

Through her collaboration with Google Maps and Service95, Dua Lipa has shared personal lists packed with favourite spots for food, date nights and natural wine.

The San Juan Festival in Alicante, officially the Hogueras de San Juan 2026, is not just a few nights of bonfires but a month-long build-up that takes over the city.Locally called Fogueres de Sant Joan in Valencian, it's one of Spain's biggest San Juan festivals.

Sunny cities, coastal stages and mountain backdrops set the scene for music festivals in Spain 2026, which are already drawing heavyweight international acts.

June is one of the smartest months to visit Spain.

A proper island road trip in Spain lets you get beyond the resort strips and into villages, viewpoints and backroads that feel far more local.If the mainland road trips got you thinking, the islands are a completely different rhythm—shorter distances, sharper scenery, and landscapes that shift quick

Gabriel García Márquez's fictional village of Macondo is being reimagined as a real-world cultural space in Madrid.

If you’re daydreaming about a proper Spain road trip, this is the sort of country that rewards you for taking the long way round.

Time Out has published its World’s 20 Best Cities for Art and Culture in 2026, based on feedback from more than 24,000 locals across over 150 cities worldwide.Residents were asked to rate the quality and affordability of their city’s cultural scene, covering everything from museums and theatre to li

Out in the Atlantic, just off the coast of Galicia in north-west Spain, Ons Island feels quietly removed from the modern world.

Getting your head around what to say in Spain isn’t just about grammar. It’s about tone, timing and knowing which topics are better left alone.

Spain boasts some of the most diverse and captivating valleys in Europe, shaped by rivers, mountains and centuries of history. Many offer spectacular landscapes, charming villages and rich historical heritage.

This time of year is one of the most comfortable for travelling, which explains why so many people are looking for the best places to visit in Spain this April.

Easter in Madrid 2026 boasts more than 30 official processions moving through the capital. The city’s Semana Santa is noticeably more restrained than in Seville or Málaga.

Las Fallas 2026 in Valencia will once again transform the city into an open‑air museum of fire, art and tradition from 1 to 19 March 2026, with the main events taking place between 15 and 19 March.

La Gomera sits just west of Tenerife, but it feels a world away once you step off the ferry.

Some of the best holiday destinations in Spain for couples are places where meals stretch late, everything is easy to walk, and there’s usually a square, promenade or beach nearby.

Spain has quietly built a reputation as one of Europe’s most varied golfing destinations, with courses spread across coastlines, countryside, and even cooler northern regions.

Madrid is brilliant, but the size, noise and constant movement can feel like a lot after a while. One of the big perks of living here or spending time in the city is how easy it is to step away for a day.

Tenerife Carnival 2026 in Santa Cruz is the island at full volume: live bands on every corner, outrageous costumes, and barely any sleep for about ten days. It’s one of the best carnivals in Spain and one of the biggest in Europe.

If you’re in Spain in February 2026, Madrid's carnival is one of those weeks where the city drops its usual serious face and leans into costumes, brass bands and slightly chaotic street parties.What is Madrid carnival 2026 and why it matters in Spain’s carnival seasonMadrid carnival 2026 dates and k