Spain

The main reason to visit Granada has always been the Alhambra. Before you head out, read my 32 tips and FAQs to get the most out of your Alhambra visit without any unpleasant surprises. Ready, set, Alhambra!

Looking for one-of-a-kind experiences? Look no further than Gibraltar. I had my expectations low for this place, but once I overcame my own prejudice, it knocked my socks off. At Europa Point for real. 

Mallorca is a small island, but man there is a lot to see! This island has it all—stunning beaches, epic mountain views, and everything in between.  And we're not just talking about the epic scenery everywhere you go, guys.

Granada is a pleasant city, even if there isn’t tons to do. So go ahead and book your hotel for a few extra nights and use it as a base while venturing beyond the city limits. 

With over 1500 museums, this list is a mere scratch on the surface of Spain’s museums. I’ve decided to choose a single top museum in each city I’ve been to in Spain, based on my personal opinion and experience.

Our list of the best beaches in Spain can help you choose a spot for your beach vacation. Or, if you aren’t a beach bum, add some sandy wanders to your otherwise non-beachy holiday.

I had low expectations for my trip to Gibraltar. A little country that isn’t a country in the south of Spain but not really in Spain? Yep! A bizarre mash-up of Spain and the UK that I absolutely loved. Keep reading!

Sitting smack in the middle of the square of popular cities in northern Spain—Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao and Valencia—sits Zaragoza, the capitol of the Aragon region. Show of hands—who’s heard of Zaragoza before? 

You can easily spend 3 days in the city of cartoonish buildings that look like they’re melting—Barcelona. After my hometown of Prague, Barcelona is my favorite city in Europe. Keep reading!

Is it really worth going to Granada just for the one highlight, the palace complex Alhambra? Yeah, it is. Visit the city—whose name translates to “Pomegranate”—and prepare to feel like an Arab king for a day.  

Read on for the top events of the Las Fallas festival in Valencia to look out for, plus some other sights of the city to fill in your itinerary. Also, find out where we had the best paella and where to definitely avoid. 

You know the feeling when you meet someone and you feel an instant connection for no obvious reason? Bilbao is that someone. Like a stranger in its own country, Bilbao is so uniquely Basque.

To save you the trouble of weeding through low-quality recommendations, we visited Andalusia’s top destinations to give you an honest review of each one so you can plan your own trip. Check it out!

Cordoba, as the city with the most UNESCO sites in the world, you’d think it would be on top of my list of places to visit in Spain. But Cordoba fell victim to my expectations. Wanna know why? Keep reading.

I want to be really clear right of the bat: Nerja will not blow your mind on its own. You have to put the work in and include the whole area in order to have a satisfying time in this Andalusian city.

Sevilla, the capital of Andalusia and the region’s largest city, is... wait for it... small! For example, the Old Town, which is where you’ll be doing your walking, is only 1 mile top to bottom. Keep reading.

Ronda sits atop a limestone rock formation, sprawling gorge a 330 feet deep. A quick Google search later you are adding the small town to your itinerary, because you have to see that bridge for yourself!

Sóller is something like the capital of the Tramuntana Mountains. Settled peacefully between the mountain range and the sea, Sóller has a history of „kingdom of oranges“. Sóller has it all: the mountains, the beaches, and the attractions. 

Here’s the thing. Malaga has that summer vibe, palm trees and all. Mentioning their street art as something tourists should want to see. But I don’t know man, I’m not on the Malaga train just yet. See my 20 tips.

Planning to stay in Mallorca and thinking about the best accomodation options? That’s what we went through too. And because we want only the best for our dear readers, we made a list of the best hotels in Mallorca.

Mallorca can get pretty heaty in summer. The temperature may climb up to 40 °C (100 °F) during the day! So, here is a piece of friendly advice: stay in the water until evening and explore the surroundings in the morning. 

Alcudia is the main tourist destination in the north part of Mallorca. The medieval city center, the crystal-clear beaches, the Michelin restaurant and beautiful natural reservation are to be admired here. 

We wrote down 5 things to do in Palma de Mallorca. Where to stay, where to eat, best beaches and all the must see places. Including a personal story about Jan's criminal activity. Interested? Keep reading then.