“Spain is a fascinating mix of people, languages, culture, and food, but if there is one thing all Spaniards share, it’s a love of food and drinks.” – Jose Andres. This quote sums up the culinary highlights of Spain very accurately. But there’s definitely more to Spain than food and drinks. The country captivates with beautiful beaches, white villages, spectacular coastlines, and historic cities. Here you can find my collection of Spain travel posts including the best things to do and see.
📍 capital: Madrid
👥 population: 47.4 million
💬 language: Spanish
💰 currency: Euro (1 EUR = 1.09 USD)
🌡️ best time to visit: April – June and September – October
🏙️ must-see cities: Barcelona, Malaga, Valencia, Madrid, Granada
👣 must-do activities: hiking in Mallorca, road trip in Andalucia, sightseeing in Madrid, Caminito del Rey
I’ve been visiting Malaga for years, and let me tell you, yes, it is! But why is Malaga worth visiting? The beaches? The food? Or maybe the locals? My friends always ask me why I keep coming to Andalucìa and specifically Malaga, and this is what I’ll share in this post about the big question …
The Caminito del Rey hike is a must-do on any Andalusia itinerary. In English named the Pathway of the King was once known as “the most dangerous walkway in the world”. This hiking path alongside the gorge El Chorro back to the early 20th century when it was built as a means for hydroelectric power …
With such a broad range of attractions on offer, Mallorca is widely considered to be the most tourist-friendly island in the Balearics. From the fun family days out to the hedonistic scene of the Magaluf strip, there is something for all types of holidaymakers in Mallorca. Behind the paradisiacal sandy stretches and flashing nightclub lights, …
Located in the south of Spain, Málaga is the second-largest city in the area of Andalucia (behind Granada) and the southernmost large city in Europe. Did you know that Malaga is the birthplace of the famous painter Pablo Picasso and one of the world’s oldest cities? You would be surprised to know the diversity and …
