Destinations

A clifftop coastal town offering caves and quiet coves, perfect for those seeking authentic character

An underrated coastal hub with a thriving art scene and a highly walkable historic center

A maze of whitewashed lanes in Córdoba, with historic synagogues and flower-filled corners.

Granada's historic Moorish quarter, a labyrinth of white streets leading to perfect views of the Alhambra

The Basque capital most travellers skip: a medieval almond, a cathedral restoration you can visit, and a serious pintxos crawl.

A labyrinthine former Jewish quarter defined by whitewashed lanes, hidden flower-filled patios, and orange-scented air

A natural harbor with layers of history, from Carthaginian roots to Roman ruins and modernista architecture.

The beating heart of Ribera del Duero wine country, renowned for its underground cellars and traditional roast lamb

A Renaissance town built on 16th-century court money, and the best base for the olive country.

A green and lively Asturian city famed for its distinct cider culture and regional heritage

A refined Atlantic port city that serves as a perfect hub for exploring the Cantabrian coast

The Canaries' most substantial urban base, pairing a colonial old town with a long city beach.

Bilbao's old town: narrow medieval streets and one of the densest concentrations of pintxo bars anywhere.

The market town of Liébana, with stone bridges, towers, and the road up to the Picos.

The vegetable town of La Rioja, with a Roman past and a cathedral most visitors skip.

A diverse island miniature of ecosystems ranging from dramatic sand dunes to lush green valleys and rugged mountain peaks

An industrial-chic port city anchored by the Guggenheim and a world-class Basque food scene

The best base for Rioja wine country, known for Calle del Laurel and its pintxos.

A warm, underrated regional capital known for its baroque cathedral and exceptional market garden produce

A maze of medieval alleys and Roman history, forming the atmospheric and historic heart of the Catalan capital

A historic colonial university city that served as the architectural blueprint for Spanish settlement in the Americas

A bustling fishing port serving as the primary gateway to the spectacular Cíes Islands

Navarra's second city on the Ebro, with a Mudéjar-Romanesque cathedral cloister and the vegetable gardens that feed the region.

Menorca's old capital on the west coast, with a deep harbour inlet and a medieval core of golden stone.

A working Mediterranean city under a castle, with a palm-lined esplanade, an archaeological museum and a good beach.

Menorca's capital, on one of the largest natural harbours in the Mediterranean, with an 18th-century British layer.

A Balearic capital combining a great Gothic cathedral with quick access to the mountains.