What to do
in Spain

You’ll be amazed to discover the exquisite inventions of Carme Ruscalleda, Juan Mari Arzak, Ferrán Adrià, María Marte, David Muñoz, Fina Puigdevall, Joan Roca, among others. These are just a few of the top chefs in the Spanish gastronomic firmament who have managed to transform cooking into an art. Inspired by traditional recipes and with the help of innovative techniques (such as deconstruction or the application of liquid nitrogen), they have created unique dishes that will captivate your senses.

Experience it like never before: in a Roman amphitheatre, an open-air theatre, or a mediaeval cloister.

Spain has one of the best night skies in the world for studying the firmament. You can do so in protected natural spaces, rural houses and small hotels specialising in stargazing tourism.

The best league in the world, some of the leading clubs and footballers on the planet, a world champion national side, European championship winners, Olympic Games and much more. Spain is the Mount Olympus of football. Come and visit the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid, or the Camp Nou in Barcelona, halfway between museums and temples to football that will take your breath away.

The variety and charm of its landscapes will take your breath away. Spain has 15 national parks scattered around the Iberian Peninsula and in the Canary and Balearic Islands, where you’ll discover some of its most emblematic nature
reserves.

If you’re coming to Spain you’re guaranteed to have a great time. You’ll find over 250 festivities to choose from.

The excellent climate and the fun-loving character of the Spanish people are the reason Spain’s cities have such an exciting nightlife. Restaurants, bars, concert halls, clubs, after hours and much more. Everything to guarantee that the fun can continue till dawn.

Spain has more Blue Flags than any other country in Europe: here you’ll find sun and sea in the best possible conditions. Beaches with the Q for Quality certifying the excellence of their waters and sands can be found in ever greater numbers on the Spanish coasts.

You can take the plunge in one of the 34 resorts to be found up and down the country from the Pyrenees to the Sierra Nevada. In addition to their continued renovation and improvement (new runs, snowboard zones, recreational areas with sleds, freestyle territories…), they also have state-of-the-art facilities, top-quality snow and winters with frequent sunshine.

If you want to discover the exciting world of wine, the best idea is to take a wine route. You can visit ancient or avant-garde wineries, sleep in the vineyards and discover the secrets of pairing wine and food with the help of expert sommeliers.