Greater magic lies in its volcanoes, colonial towns, and villages teetering on mountains.
Travellers are advised to exercise caution.
From medieval architecture to hippie markets, this famous Spanish island is full of surprising adventures.
Art apart, Picasso’s home town boasts lively beachfronts, baroque buildings and gastronomical delights steeped in the port city’s Andalusian past.
Street art, avant-garde dining, and urban beaches are bringing a modern edge to Spain's elegant capital.
Just three hours from Madrid, a road trip to the sunny south leads to delightful discoveries in architecture and history.
A first-time rider gets into gear while soaking in the Spanish countryside.
Spain's capital has much to lap up, from great European artworks and raging bullfights to passionate Flamenco performances and a dazzling nightlife.
Move beyond the sangria: Raise your glasses to the country’s favourite liqueurs, spiced concoctions and tiger nut-based drinks.
Staggering through the sights and sounds of four cities: Seville, Valencia, Málaga and Cuenca.