A large historic building with ornate architecture, multiple arches, and towers, situated alongside a canal with boats, on a sunny day with a clear blue sky.

Spain

Trademarks: Flamenco, paella, Dali, Picasso, fiestas, tapas

Interesting facts about Spain

La Sagrada Familia has been in construction for over 100 years

Spain hosts the world’s largest food fight

Spain is the birthplace of Flamenco

The world’s oldest restaurant is in Spain

  • Barcelona

    Barcelona

    Established more than 2,000 years ago as Roman Barcino, Catalonia’s capital stands as one of Europe’s most attractive cities—a sun-drenched, Mediterranean coastal centre that effortlessly blends its deep cultural heritage with a progressive, environmentally conscious outlook.

  • Alhambra

    Alhambra

    The Alhambra stands as Granada’s—and indeed Europe’s—tribute to Moorish heritage. Nestled beneath the dramatic Sierra Nevada mountains, this fortified palace began as a walled fortress before evolving into the luxurious residence of Granada’s Nasrid emirs.

  • Madrid

    Madrid

    Madrid, lively and vibrant at every hour, is renowned for its openness and diverse mix of people from all corners of the globe. Beyond its iconic museums, bustling streets filled with a variety of shops, world-class dining options, and unrivalled nightlife.

  • Ibiza

    Ibiza

    Secluded inlets kissed by the vibrant blue Mediterranean, pine forests that seem to envelop the shoreline, days spent aboard a yacht, tranquil villages brimming with rustic charm, upscale beach clubs, and accommodation nestled in idyllic settings.

Review some of our favourite Spanish accommodation here

A bar with a counter featuring illuminated green hexagonal tiles and three black bar stools with brown seats, set against a background wall with various restaurant signs and decorations.

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Casa Batlló, an iconic building in Barcelona, Spain, designed by Antoni Gaudí. It features a colorful, mosaic-covered facade, irregularly shaped balconies, and organic architectural details.