Spain, the sun-drenched country on the Iberian Peninsula, is a destination of breathtaking diversity and vibrant culture. From its fascinating cities to its picturesque coastlines, Spain offers something special for every traveler.
The vibrant capital city of Madrid is a cultural hub with world-famous museums such as the Prado and the Reina Sofia. Barcelona, located on the Catalan coast, impresses with the unique architecture of Antoni Gaudí, including the famous Sagrada Familia Basilica. The Mediterranean coast is lined with beautiful beaches and picturesque bays.
Spain is also a culinary paradise. The tapas culture in cities such as Seville and Valencia invites you to enjoy local delicacies in company. Paella, tortilla española and gazpacho are just some of the delicious dishes you can try.
Spanish culture is rich in traditions and festivals. The lively flamenco dances, the Pamplona bull runs and the Semana Santa processions are just a few examples of the impressive diversity.
Not to forget the historical treasures of Spain. The Alhambra in Granada, the Alcazar Fortress in Seville, and the medieval city of Toledo are just a few of the impressive testimonies of history.
Whether you want to discover the beaches, cities, mountains or cultural treasures, Spain is a place that never ceases to surprise and delight. It is a country full of life and energy that is worth exploring.
On the map, the Kingdom of Spain spreads out like a bullskin between neighboring France and Portugal. With its thousands of kilometres of coastline, the country is one of the most popular travel destinations. But beyond the bathing fun in the sunshine and the party hustle and bustle in the tourist hotspots, the big country on the Iberian Peninsula has much more to...
Almost circular, furrowed from the core of gorges, the third smallest island of the Canary Islands lies in the Atlantic Ocean and attracts with its untouched nature. Banana plantations, palm groves, a simple rural way of life and the 1970s of the hippies, who once discovered the archipelago for themselves, still characterize the Canary Island of La Gomera today. The...
The Andalusian city of Antequera is far less well-known than the nearby provincial capital of Malaga. However, for lovers of smaller towns who are interested in culture and also love excursions into the rich nature of southern Spain, Antequera is a real gem and worth more than a small detour. With just under 41,500 inhabitants, the city is manageable and all inner...
Fuerteventura is one of the popular Canary Islands, which are very popular in both summer and winter. Only about 4.5 hours away by plane, eternal spring reigns on the Canary Islands. Who wouldn’t want to escape the winter depression and travel to the Canary Island in December, January or February, in the gray months in Germany, to soak up the sun. The climate...
Bilbao is the largest city in the Basque Country and is located in the north of Spain. At the same time, it is the capital of the Spanish province of Biscay. Like Catalonia, the Basque Country has its own culture and language that coexists alongside Spanish culture. Bilbao is also one of the most beautiful cities in the Iberian Peninsula. In addition to the numerous...
The Balearic Islands are made up of several island groups, a total of about 150 individual islands. These are classified in different archipelagos. Formentera and Ibiza belong to the Pitiusas. While the Cabrera Archipelago, Menorca and Germany’s favourite holiday resort Mallorca belong to the Gymnese Islands. The language spoken in Spain’s Mediterranean...
Cala Ratjada in the northeast of Mallorca attracts with its enchanting beaches. There are also wonderful destinations for a beach holiday in the surrounding area. Cala Ratjada is a district of Capdepara, a well-visited tourist resort. In summer, there are extensive and atmospheric celebrations there. In the winter months, it is mainly seniors who are out and about...
With the crossing of the French-Spanish border La Jonquera, the region of Catalonia begins in the northeast of Spain and the Costa Brava stretches from Roses to Blanes for about 220 kilometers. It is a popular holiday region that has been growing steadily since the 70s. It is not only the Mediterranean climate that attracts holidaymakers again and again. The...
The mild Mediterranean climate is considered a great advantage of the Levant in Spain’s southeast. While winter is hesitantly saying goodbye in northern Europe, the sweet and heavy scents of lemon and orange blossom are already settling over the Mediterranean coastal region. Numerous holidaymakers enjoy the beautiful beaches and the tranquil holiday resorts...
The coastal city of Benidorm, with a population of just under 70,000, is one of the most popular destinations on Spain’s Costa Blanca. It is located 45 kilometers northeast of the port city of Alicante, and was still a small idyllic fishing village in the 1950s. With the advent of mass tourism, the city grew rapidly. Today, the cityscape is characterized by...