Destinations

The birthplace of paella, with a strong arts and gardens scene and a long urban beach.

The heart of Andalusian culture, defined by Moorish palaces, authentic flamenco, and lively tapas bars

Spain's capital, defined by world-class art museums, a dense urban core, and a late-night social culture.

A city built around the Alhambra, with an equally strong free-tapas culture.

A Mediterranean icon blending historic Gothic architecture, modern Gaudí masterpieces, and a lively urban beach

An otherworldly volcanic landscape shaped by art and architecture, from lava fields to vineyard pits

Beyond the clubs, a beautiful island with a historic walled town, secluded coves, and rural charm

A diverse island dominated by Mount Teide, offering everything from volcanic hiking to winter sun

The quietest of the Balearics, with a long, varied coastline and little resort development.

The ultimate culinary pilgrimage destination featuring world-class pintxos and pristine beaches

The sacred granite-built pilgrimage destination at the end of the Camino de Santiago

The largest Balearic island: a mountain spine, two flat plains and a capital on a bay, bigger than most visitors expect.