Spain seen by ...

Canary Islands

Off the northeast coast of Africa, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, eight islands emerged from the sea, giving rise to legends that stretch from the heavens to the burning earth and ancient forests.

Lanzarote

Sculpted by the fire of volcanoes, the landscapes of this Canary Island seem like they come straight from Mars. Delve into the myths of this place that also offers you bright colors and great serenity.

Gran Canaria

The mountainous lands of Gran Canaria hold secrets of a culture that is thousands of years old and fascinating stories such as that of the Tibicenas. There , you can also gaze on one of the best starry skies on the planet.

Basque Country

Exploring the Bay of Biscay means discovering fishing villages steeped in ancient Basque maritime culture, traditions such as the ringing of the bell of San Juan de Gaztelugatxe or adventures like that of the San Juan whaler. 

Asturias

It is said that the imposing mountains of Asturias hide ancient mythological creatures such as the cuélebre. Its Jurassic coastline and Spain's first national park are well worth a visit.

Central Spain

Experience how Don Quixote confused the windmills with giants, get lost in the enchanted alleys of Toledo or be amazed by the impossible shapes of the Enchanted City of Cuenca. Inland Spain will always surprise you.

Asturias

Spain's greenest “secret”. In a perfect spot between the Cantabrian Sea and imposing mountains, you can visit a natural reserve to see bears in Somiedo, go surfing, pour a nice glass of cider or visit cities like Gijón, Oviedo and Avilés.

Galicia

Walking around Galicia means discovering nature and starting an inner journey. This land is an inspiration for local craftsmen and offers visitors emblematic monuments, such as the oldest Roman lighthouse in the world that is still functioning.

Basque Country

The Basque Country is synonymous with the desire to enjoy ... To capture the essence of incredible wineries like Marqués de Riscal, the exquisite cuisine of San Sebastián or very special museums like Cristóbal Balenciaga.

Valencia

A mix between tradition and modernity. A city of contrasts and creativity. This is what Valencia is all about, the place from which Sorolla managed to capture its light so well. The city of paella, horchata, design and the Mediterranean lifestyle.

Andalusia

The sound of flamenco resonates in every corner of Andalusia: a region with an amazing multicultural history. You will definitely enjoy getting lost in its alleys and smell the orange blossom. Join us on this tour of places like the Plaza de España square in Seville.

Barcelona, ​​Valencia and Andalusia

If you travel to Spain, you can experience centuries of history while making the most of the present. This video shows the markets of Barcelona, Valencia as the World Design Capital and in the essence of the south of Spain.