Barcelona – Culture and sea in perfect harmony

Barcelona is a city that never disappoints. You can spend the day among museums, charming neighborhoods and modernist architecture, and finish with a dip in the Barceloneta beach.
Where: Catalonia
Tip: Climb the Bunker del Carmel at sunset for the best views of the city.

San Sebastian – Elegance, gastronomy and waves

Known for its La Concha beach and excellent cuisine, San Sebastian combines the best of the north: green landscapes, relaxed atmosphere and culture. Ideal for those seeking natural beauty and good food.
Where: Basque Country
Tip: Don’t miss the pintxos in the Parte Vieja, a delight!

Valencia – Sun, tradition and modernity

Valencia has everything: urban beaches, a charming historic center and the avant-garde City of Arts and Sciences. In addition, in summer there are many popular festivals and cultural events.
Where: Comunidad Valenciana
Tip: Try an authentic paella in front of the sea… there’s nothing better!

Cadiz – The soul of the Andalusian summer

Cadiz enchants with its endless beaches, its old town full of history and its warm and festive atmosphere. It is perfect for an authentic vacation, full of flavor and good energy.
Where: Andalusia
Tip: Enjoy the sunset on the Caleta beach… magical.

Palma de Mallorca – Mediterranean paradise

With crystal clear waters, hidden coves and a vibrant nightlife, Palma is an ideal destination to combine relaxation and fun. Its historic center is also worth a leisurely stroll through narrow streets and flowery courtyards.
Where: Balearic Islands
Tip: Rent a bike and explore the promenade at sunset.

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Ses Illetes Beach (Formentera) – White sand and turquoise waters

Located on the beautiful island of Formentera, this beach is famous for its incredibly clear water and almost white sand. With a Caribbean look and quiet atmosphere, it is perfect for relaxing and unwinding. Where: Formentera, Balearic Islands
Tip: Get there early, especially in summer… it’s very popular.

Rodas Beach (Cíes Islands) – A Galician paradise

Located in the Maritime-Terrestrial National Park of the Atlantic Islands, this beach was once chosen as the best in the world. Its mixture of blue sea, dunes and forest makes it a unique place.
Where: Vigo, Galicia
Tip: Only accessible by boat and with limited capacity, so book in advance.

Cala Macarella (Menorca) – A hidden jewel

This picture postcard cove is one of the most famous in Menorca. Surrounded by cliffs and pine trees, it has deep blue waters perfect for swimming or snorkeling. Ideal for nature and tranquility lovers.
Where: South of Menorca
Tip: You can get there walking along a path from Cala Galdana. A mini adventure with a reward.

Bolonia Beach (Cádiz) – Nature in its purest form

With its huge natural dune and the Roman ruins of Baelo Claudia right next to it, Bolonia is much more than a beach. Its unspoiled environment and relaxed atmosphere make it special. In addition, it is usually windy, perfect for surfers and kiteboarders.
Where: Tarifa, Andalusia
Tip: There are no big buildings nearby, so bring what you need and enjoy the total disconnection.

Papagayo Beach (Lanzarote) – Volcanoes and crystalline sea

Hidden inside a natural park, this beach is famous for its shell shape, emerald water and golden sand. It is small but spectacular, surrounded by cliffs and unique volcanic landscapes.
Where: South of Lanzarote
Tip: It is accessed by a dirt road or by boat from Playa Blanca. It is very worthwhile.

Whether in the green north or on the more exotic islands, Spain is a country of incredible beaches. If this year you dream of taking a dip in crystal clear waters or lying under the sun with dreamy views … you know where to go.

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1. Paella – The pride of Valencia

Symbol of Spanish gastronomy, paella is much more than rice. The original version is the Valencian paella, made with chicken, rabbit, green beans and garrofón, cooked over high heat in a traditional paella pan. You can also find it with seafood or even vegetables.
Where to try it: In Valencia, in traditional restaurants such as La Pepica or Casa Roberto.
Tip: Never ask for “paella” for dinner…. it’s a midday dish!

2. Iberian ham – Spain’s cured treasure.

Iberian ham is one of the most prized products of Spanish gastronomy. Cured for years, its flavor is intense, salty and delicate. The most exclusive is the acorn-fed Iberian ham, from pigs fed on acorns.
Where to try it: In any gastronomic market or tavern with a good reputation.
Tip: Pair it with a red wine or a glass of sherry for a complete experience.

3. The Spanish omelette – The classic that never fails.

Few dishes are as simple and delicious as tortilla de patatas. Made with eggs, potatoes and, sometimes, onion (great national debate!), it is served hot or cold, on a skewer or in a sandwich.
Where to try it: In Madrid or San Sebastian, in bars like Juana La Loca or Bodega La Ardosa.
Tip: Try several versions and choose your favorite: with onion or without onion?

4. Pintxos – The jewel of the Basque Country

More than tapas, pintxos are small gastronomic works of art. They are served on a slice of bread with incredible combinations: anchovies, cheese, foie, omelette… The best thing to do is to go from bar to bar and try one in each place.
Where to try them: In San Sebastian, the pintxo capital, especially in the Old Part.
Tip: Don’t forget to count the toothpicks at the end… that way you know how much to pay!

5. Galician style octopus – Northern tradition

Also called pulpo a feira, this Galician dish is prepared with cooked octopus, olive oil, coarse salt and paprika. It is served on a wooden board with cachelos (boiled potatoes). Its texture and flavor make it unforgettable.
Where to try it: In Galicia, especially in fairs or traditional pulperías.
Tip: It tastes best with a Galician white wine such as Albariño.

Spanish cuisine is as varied as it is delicious. From simple dishes like tortilla to gourmet gems like jamón ibérico, every bite tells a story.

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1. Formentera – The quietest paradise in the Balearic Islands

Small, wild and paradisiacal, Formentera is ideal if you are looking for total disconnection. Its white sand beaches and turquoise waters as Ses Illetes are worthy of the Caribbean. It is reached by ferry from Ibiza and once there, it is best to get around by bike or scooter.
Perfect for: Total relaxation, unspoiled nature and hidden coves
Tip: Visit La Mola lighthouse at sunset…. it’s magical!

2. La Palma – The beautiful and wild island

Nicknamed La Isla Bonita, La Palma is a jewel of the Canary Islands for hiking and nature lovers. Between volcanoes, laurel forests and starry skies (it is a Starlight Reserve), every corner connects you with the purest.
Perfect for: Hiking, stargazing and active tourism.
Tip: Climb the Roque de los Muchachos for an unforgettable view over the sea of clouds.

3. Lanzarote – The art of the volcano

With its lunar landscape and unique architecture, Lanzarote is an island with a difference. The works of the artist César Manrique are everywhere, fusing art and nature. Don’t miss the Timanfaya National Park and the Jameos del Agua nor the Jameos del Agua.
Perfect for: Couples travel, art, volcanic nature and wild beaches.
Tip: Rent a car to explore the island’s contrasts at your own pace.

4. Menorca – The quietest of the Balearic Islands

Much quieter than neighboring Mallorca, Menorca is ideal for those who love hidden coves, white villages and green landscapes. Its crystal clear waters invite you to swim, snorkel or just enjoy the sun.
Perfect for: Quiet getaways, nature and family.
Tip: Walk the Camí de Cavalls, an ancient path that surrounds the whole island.

5. Cabrera – A secret natural marine park

Very close to Mallorca, the Cabrera archipelago is a protected national park with impressive biodiversity. It can only be visited with a permit, which means that the island retains its unspoiled character. Ideal to spend the day between excursions and snorkeling.
Perfect for: Lovers of nature, tranquility and marine fauna.
Tip: Book in advance the boat from Colònia de Sant Jordi.

Each Spanish island has its own magic: secret beaches, volcanoes, charming villages or otherworldly landscapes . Whatever your travel style, these 5 islands will surprise you in 2025.

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1. Madrid

Madrid is the heart of Spain, a city full of history, art and vibrant nightlife. From the majestic Prado Museum to the beautiful parks such as El Retiro, Madrid remains an essential destination for any traveler. Don’t forget to try some churros with chocolate and enjoy an afternoon in the Plaza Mayor!

2. Barcelona

Barcelona continues to be a must for lovers of architecture, gastronomy and beaches. In 2025, the city stands out even more for its focus on sustainability and its vibrant neighborhoods such as El Raval and El Born. Don’t miss the Sagrada Familia and enjoy its trendy rooftops!

3. Bilbao

Bilbao has undergone an impressive transformation in recent years. Its iconic Guggenheim Museum, its picturesque bridges and its world-renowned gastronomic scene make this city a unique destination. In addition, the Casco Viejo remains a place of unparalleled charm.

4. Alicante

Alicante is a perfect choice for those seeking sun and culture. With its castle of Santa Barbara, its stunning coastline and its vibrant youthful atmosphere, Alicante is positioning itself as a key destination for travelers in 2025. Enjoy its wonderful beaches and the rich history it offers!

5. Cordoba

Cordoba is a quieter but equally fascinating destination. With its famous Mosque-Cathedral, its flowery courtyards and its relaxed atmosphere, this city is ideal for those looking for a place full of history and beauty. Be sure to stroll through the Jewish Quarter and enjoy the local gastronomy!

If you are looking for relax culture or adventure, these destinations in Spain will surprise you in 2025, prepare your trip and discover the diversity and beauty of this incredible country!

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1. The Flea Market

El Rastro is, without a doubt, one of the most emblematic markets in Madrid. Located in the neighborhood of La Latina, this open-air market is open every Sunday and holidays. It is a paradise for bargain hunters and vintage lovers. You can find everything: second-hand clothes, antiques, books, handmade jewelry and much more. In addition, the atmosphere is vibrant, with colors, music and a unique ambiance. It is the perfect place to stroll, browse and find hidden treasures!

2. San Miguel Market

If you are a food lover, the Mercado de San Miguel is a must stop. Located near the Plaza Mayor, this covered market is a true temple of Spanish food. You can enjoy high quality tapas, fresh seafood, Iberian hams, artisan cheeses and even traditional desserts like churros. The experience is incredibly delicious, and don’t forget to try a good wine from the region! The atmosphere is lively and perfect for enjoying a culinary experience in the heart of Madrid.

3. Barley Market

Less touristy than the Rastro or San Miguel, the Mercado de la Cebada is a traditional neighborhood market that offers a more authentic experience. Also located in the La Latina neighborhood, it is the ideal place to find fresh local produce, such as fruits, vegetables, fish and meats. In addition, you can enjoy a good tapas in the bars located inside the market. The atmosphere is relaxed and authentic, perfect to feel like a local .

These markets are not only places to shop, but also authentic experiences that will allow you to learn more about Madrid’s culture. Don’t miss them on your next visit to Madrid!

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1. Circolo Popolare (AZCA) – €€ (20-40€ per person)

A spectacular restaurant of the Big Mamma group. With walls covered with bottles and super-generous dishes, it’s like traveling to Italy without leaving Madrid. Their truffle pasta served on a cheese wheel and their XXL pizzas are pure pleasure. Lively atmosphere, excellent service and stunning decor. book in advance!

2. Bel Mondo (Salamanca) – €€ (25-45€ per person)

A trendy restaurant where you can experience the authentic dolce vita. Colorful decor , waiters with good vibes and irresistible dishes: creamy burrata, fresh pasta and wood-fired pizzas. Fresh pasta and wood-fired pizzas. Do not leave without trying their tiramisu prepared on the spot. Ideal for a dinner with friends or a special date.

3. Fratelli Figurato (Chamberí) – € (15-30€ per person)

Voted one of the best pizzerias in Europe, this Neapolitan gem is a paradise for pizza lovers. This Neapolitan jewel is a paradise for pizza lovers. Fluffy dough, homemade tomato sauce and top quality products. Their Diavola de Leon is perfect for those who love intense flavors. It is very popular, book early!

4. Bresca (Center) – €€ (15-30€ per person)

A cozy corner where the Italian tradition is present in every dish. Homemade focaccia, fresh pasta and a creamy lasagne that will make you dream. Don’t forget to leave room for their super light tiramisu. Impeccable service and relaxed atmosphere, a must in Madrid!

5. Bar Tomate (Chamberí) – €€ (25-40€ per person)

A chic and modern place , ideal for a dinner with friends or a stylish afterwork. Their pizza with truffle is spectacular, and its wine list is first class. With a modern and sophisticated atmosphere, it is one of the favorite addresses for foodies in Madrid.

6. Gioia (Chueca) – €€€€ (40-60€ per person)

A gastronomic and refined restaurant for those in search of Italian haute cuisine. Chef Davide Bonato reinvents the classics with a modern twist. Don’t miss the risotto with black truffle or his reinterpreted tiramisu. Perfect for an elegant dinner or a special occasion.

7. La Piazzetta (Chamartín) – € (15-30€ per person)

A warm and authentic corner to enjoy the true cuisine of southern Italy. Its Neapolitan pizzas baked in a wood-fired oven and its pasta alla puttanesca are simply delicious. A cozy place, ideal for a dinner with friends or family. Do not miss their homemade cannoli for a sweet ending.

8. My Pasta My Art (Chamberí) – €€ (20-40€ per person)

If you are looking for a restaurant with an artistic and original atmosphere,My Pasta My Art is the perfect place! This restaurant stands out for its modern and colorful décor, with local artwork on the walls and a vibrant atmosphere that invites creativity. The combination of art and gastronomy makes it a unique place. Its creative and delicious pasta dishes, such as the pasta with truffle and artisan pizzas are exceptional. It is the ideal place to capture amazing Instagram photos while enjoying delicious food. Every corner of the restaurant is thought as an authentic work of art.

9. Villa Capri (Chueca) – €€ (25-40€ per person)

Bel Mondo’s little brother, Villa Capri is a burst of color and flavor. Its floral decor, lively atmosphere and ultra-generous dishes make it one of the most Instagrammable places in Madrid. Try their pasta alla vodka and their homemade Spritz to start the night off on the right foot.

10. SottoSopra (Salamanca) – €€ (30-50€ per person)

An elegant and sophisticated restaurant ideal for a romantic dinner or a special evening. Their truffle ravioli and its panna cotta is one of the best in Madrid. Impeccable service and intimate atmosphere for those looking for an exceptional dining experience.

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1. Malasaña (Madrid)

If you are looking for an alternative and cultural atmosphere, Malasaña is the perfect place. This Madrid neighborhood is the epicenter of creativity, with vintage cafes, art galleries and a vibrant nightlife. It is ideal for young people and lovers of urban culture.

2. Gràcia (Barcelona)

Gràcia is a neighborhood with a soul of its own. Although it is part of Barcelona, it maintains a village atmosphere with its charming squares and pedestrian streets. It is a bohemian and artistic neighborhood, with a great gastronomic and cultural offer.

3. Santa Cruz (Seville)

Andalusian charm is breathed in every corner of Santa Cruz. Its narrow cobblestone streets, flower-filled patios and historic monuments, such as the Giralda and the Alcazar, make it a magical place for visitors.

4. El Carmen (Valencia)

Located in the old town of Valencia, El Carmen is a neighborhood full of history and modernity. With urban art murals, bars with a relaxed atmosphere and impressive architecture, it is one of the most attractive areas to live and visit in the city.

5. Gros (San Sebastian)

This neighborhood of San Sebastian is perfect for lovers of surfing and good food. With the Zurriola beach as protagonist, Gros combines a young atmosphere with spectacular pintxo restaurants and an interesting cultural offer.

6. Triana (Seville)

Triana is synonymous with flamenco and tradition. Located on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, this Sevillian neighborhood offers a mix of history, quality tapas and an authentic atmosphere that anyone who visits it will fall in love with.

7. Ensanche (Bilbao)

Modern and elegant, Bilbao’s Ensanche is one of the best areas to live in the Basque Country. With large avenues, impressive architecture and a wide commercial offer, it represents the most cosmopolitan Bilbao.

8. La Latina (Madrid)

Famous for its tapas bars and lively atmosphere, La Latina is one of the most visited neighborhoods in Madrid. With streets full of history and a traditional atmosphere, it is an ideal destination for lovers of gastronomy and culture.

9. Albaicín (Granada)

This World Heritage Site is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Spain. Its narrow streets, whitewashed houses and viewpoints overlooking the Alhambra make it a must for travelers.

10. Ruzafa (Valencia)

Known as Valencia’s hipster neighborhood, Ruzafa has undergone a major transformation in recent years. Trendy cafes, art galleries and a multicultural atmosphere make it one of the most dynamic areas of the city.

Each of these neighborhoods has its own essence and charm. Which one is your favorite? Leave us your opinion in the comments!

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1. La Graciosa – The Secret Island of the Canaries

Located just off the coast of Lanzarote, La Graciosa remains one of Spain’s best-kept secrets. With no paved roads and only a few small villages, this island is ideal for those seeking tranquility.

• Best for: Secluded beaches and cycling adventures.
• Top spot: Playa de las Conchas, a pristine beach with turquoise waters and golden sand.
• How to get there: A 30-minute ferry ride from Lanzarote’s Órzola port.

2. Cíes Islands – The Caribbean of Spain

Often called the Galician Caribbean, the Cíes Islands are part of a protected national park in northwest Spain. Their crystal-clear waters and white-sand beaches make them a paradise for nature lovers.

• Best for: Hiking, birdwatching, and beach lovers.
• Top spot: Rodas Beach, once named the best beach in the world by The Guardian.
• How to get there: Take a ferry from Vigo, available only in summer to preserve the ecosystem.

3. Isla de Lobos – A Volcanic Escape

Just a short boat ride from Fuerteventura, Isla de Lobos is a tiny volcanic island perfect for a day trip. It offers dramatic landscapes, quiet coves, and excellent snorkeling.

• Best for: Adventure seekers and nature lovers.
• Top spot: La Caleta, a shallow lagoon with crystal-clear water, ideal for snorkeling.
• How to get there: A 15-minute boat ride from Corralejo, Fuerteventura.

4. Tabarca – A Historical Island Near Alicante

Spain’s smallest inhabited island, Tabarca, sits off the coast of Alicante and offers a mix of history and natural beauty. Once a pirate hideout, today it’s a peaceful retreat known for its marine reserve.

• Best for: History enthusiasts and food lovers.
• Top spot: The walled old town and its stunning coastal views.
• How to get there: A ferry from Alicante, Santa Pola, or Benidorm.

5. Cabrera – A Hidden Gem of the Balearics

Unlike its bustling neighbors, Cabrera is a peaceful island with untouched landscapes and a protected national park. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, snorkeling, and exploring historical ruins.

• Best for: Nature lovers and history buffs.
• Top spot: The Blue Cave, where the water glows a mesmerizing shade of blue.
• How to get there: A boat tour from Mallorca.

Why Visit These Hidden Spanish Islands?

Spain’s lesser-known islands offer stunning scenery, rich history, and a break from mass tourism. Whether you want to hike through volcanic terrain, relax on secluded beaches, or discover charming coastal villages, these underrated Spanish islands are waiting to be explored. Skip the crowds and experience Spain’s best-kept secrets on your next adventure!

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1. Atmosphere & Vibe

Lisbon: Lively & Cosmopolitan

Portugal’s capital is vibrant, bustling, and full of energy. With its mix of modernity and tradition, Lisbon offers trendy neighborhoods like Bairro Alto and Alfama, where you’ll find historic Fado music and lively nightlife. The city is known for its colorful streets, steep hills, and iconic yellow trams.

Porto: Charming & Laid-Back

Porto, on the other hand, has a more relaxed and intimate feel. The city’s medieval streets and stunning Ribeira district along the Douro River create a cozy, picturesque atmosphere. With fewer tourists compared to Lisbon, Porto feels more traditional and authentic.

Best for:

• Lisbon: If you love fast-paced city life, cultural diversity, and big-city attractions.
• Porto: If you prefer a relaxed, intimate vibe with a strong local feel.

2. Attractions & Landmarks

Lisbon’s Highlights

• Belém Tower – A UNESCO-listed fortress by the Tagus River.
• Jerónimos Monastery – A masterpiece of Manueline architecture.
• LX Factory – A hip, creative hub filled with restaurants and art galleries.
• Castelo de São Jorge – A medieval castle offering breathtaking city views.

Porto’s Highlights

• Dom Luís I Bridge – One of Porto’s most iconic landmarks, offering stunning river views.
• Livraria Lello – A gorgeous bookstore said to have inspired Harry Potter.
• Clérigos Tower – A baroque-style bell tower with panoramic city views.
• Port Wine Cellars – Tour and taste Porto’s famous drink in Vila Nova de Gaia.

Best for:

• Lisbon: If you love a mix of historic sites and modern attractions.
• Porto: If you enjoy medieval architecture and scenic riverfront views.

3. Food & Drink

Lisbon: Seafood & Pastéis de Nata

Lisbon’s culinary scene is heavily influenced by the Atlantic Ocean. Must-try dishes include Bacalhau à Brás (salted cod scramble), Sardinhas Assadas (grilled sardines), and the famous Pastéis de Nata (custard tarts). The Time Out Market is a great place to sample different Portuguese flavors.

Porto: Hearty Dishes & Port Wine

Porto is famous for its Francesinha (a layered meat sandwich covered in cheese and beer sauce), Tripas à Moda do Porto (a traditional tripe stew), and its legendary Port wine. The riverside wine cellars offer the best tasting experiences.

Best for:

• Lisbon: If you’re a seafood lover with a sweet tooth.
• Porto: If you enjoy rich, comforting meals and world-famous wine.

4. Nightlife & Entertainment

Lisbon: Trendy Bars & Clubs

Lisbon’s nightlife is dynamic, with everything from rooftop bars to underground clubs. Bairro Alto and Pink Street are packed with bars, while places like LuxFrágil offer top-tier electronic music experiences.

Porto: Cozy Wine Bars & Local Taverns

Porto’s nightlife is more relaxed, focusing on intimate bars and live music venues. Galerias de Paris Street is a great place for a night out, while the city’s riverside is perfect for enjoying a drink with a view.

Best for:

• Lisbon: If you love clubbing and an energetic night scene.
• Porto: If you prefer wine bars and laid-back evenings.

5. Cost & Affordability

Generally, Porto is cheaper than Lisbon when it comes to accommodation, food, and attractions. Lisbon, as the capital, has a higher cost of living, but it also offers a wider range of options for every budget.

Best for:

• Lisbon: If you don’t mind spending a little more for variety.
• Porto: If you’re traveling on a budget.

Final Verdict: Which City Should You Visit?

• Choose Lisbon if you want a vibrant, fast-paced city with iconic landmarks, a thriving nightlife, and a mix of tradition and modernity.
• Choose Porto if you prefer a quaint, picturesque city with medieval charm, cozy wine bars, and a more relaxed atmosphere.

Both cities are incredible in their own ways, and if you have the time, visiting both is the best option! Whether you start in Lisbon and make your way north to Porto, or vice versa, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable Portuguese adventure.

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