Spain, Costa Brava, S'Agaro Gerona
"Classic Costa Brava hotel in hillside garden, overlooking two beaches, with good watersports"
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Spain is sensuous and diverse, both geographically and culturally. Let us be your travel guide to stylish, savvy Barcelona and Madrid, famed for their rich artistic heritage and hedonistic nightlife. The well-known beach culture of the costas make way for traditional Andalucia - Islamic architecture fused with a Spanish mindset.
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Spain, Costa Brava, S'Agaro Gerona
"Classic Costa Brava hotel in hillside garden, overlooking two beaches, with good watersports"
From EUR 163
per room per night
Spain, Andalucia, Seville
"Lovingly restored, this 1900's townhouse near the Basilica de la Macarena has a quiet old Seville location and a rooftop pool."
From EUR 92
per room per night
Spain, Murcia and Alicante, Alicante
"Originally a Dominican convent, this design hotel enjoys its latest incarnation courtesy of Elvira Blanco"
From EUR 118
per room per night
Spain, Madrid, Madrid
"This grand townhouse overlooking the Puerta de Alcala has retained both a sense of history and excellent service."
From EUR 150
per room per night
Spain, Mallorca, Santa Maria
"A romantic, family-run country house retreat with a wonderful, Michelin-starred restaurant and an antique filled interior."
From EUR 250
per room per night
Feria del Caballo | Rob Penn | Spain, Costa Brava, Jerez
At their best, Spanish festivals are visceral experiences - stomach churning turns from the bullfight to the bar to the dance floor. To enjoy them, you have to have, like the Spaniards, an extraordinary capacity to experience with your senses
Fiesta De La Merce | Christopher Somerville | Spain, Catalunya, Barcelona
Anyone foolish enough to get themselves lost driving a Madrid-registered car during morning rush hour in Barcelona will quickly get a pretty good idea of the self-assertive prickliness of the capital city of Catalunya
Castles in the Sky | Roger Starkey | Spain, Catalunya, Barcelona
A towering mass of humanity stretched towards to the sky. The cherry on the human ice cream cone scampered up the tower with rapidity and precision
Barcelona Bar Guide | Sally Howard | Spain, Catalunya, Barcelona
From Euro panache to gothic grime, Barcelona bar culture is a tale of two very different cities. Raise a sangria in homage to Catalonia…
Candy-Coated, Stream-Lined Rocket Ships | Mark Eveleigh | Spain, Catalunya, Barcelona
The icing on the cake is undeniably the candy-coated, streamlined rocket-ships that are the great spires of the Sagrada Familia Basilica
Barcelona | Fiona Dunlop | Spain, Catalunya, Barcelona
Famously proud, culturally dynamic and economically self-sufficient, Barcelona is a city which pulls out all the stops. It behaves like a capital, even thinks it’s a capital, much to the chagrin of Madrid
Barcelona Forward | Benjamin Ergas | Spain, Catalunya, Barcelona
The Catalonian flag fluttering alongside the official Spanish flag, a giant ad of Ronaldinho in his Barça football shirt advertising for Nike and construction cranes supporting a new development project
The Line of Fire | Sally Howard | Spain, Catalunya, Barcelona
Leaping through the streets of the Catalan capital in inflammable trousers is all in a day’s work for Catalan Jordi Ullate Garcia, president of the Barcelona ‘association of devils and beasts of fire’
The Art of the Tapa | Gillian Ivory | Spain, Catalunya, Barcelona
With such a medley of rules and regulations surrounding the tapa, the only good advice for those going from one region to another is to watch what everyone else in the bar is doing
There's Something About Madrid | Roger Starkey | Spain, Madrid, Madrid
A couple of additional cañas, with the customary accompanying tapas, had wetted our appetites for one of Madrid's most famous meals, a bocadillo de calamares..