Spain

Fiercely proud of its unique history, heritage and culture, the autonomous community of Catalonia occupies the northeast corner of Spain.

Founded as a Roman city, Barcelona was originally a small settlement known as Barcino.

Golden sandstone buildings, lively plazas, and centuries-old streets give this city an atmosphere that feels both elegant and full of life.

Barcelona is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations, attracting millions upon millions of visitors each year.

For many travelers, this historic city marks the emotional end of a long and meaningful journey.

Tucked away in northeastern Spain, this landlocked region remains one of the country’s most overlooked destinations.

Somewhere in the province of Cádiz, a whole town just melts into the rock. Streets dip beneath huge stone overhangs.

In the heart of Andalusia in Southern Spain is Seville, a remarkable city bursting with culture and beauty.

A popular European holiday destination, Spain is famous for it’s rich culture and stunning natural scenery; its beaches attract tourists looking for spend time relaxing in the sunshine on summer holidays.

Medieval fortress and fairy tale castles are spread throughout Spain. They’re the remains of Spain’s Roman, Moorish and royal past.

Want to experience a more authentic side of the country, far from the usual tourist crowds?

Immerse yourself in the wonders of old Seville – get lost along the ancient lanes, eat tapas at street side bars, and enjoy the down-to-earth Spanish lifestyle in this small but welcoming city.

Visitors flock to the volcanic island of Tenerife in search of year-round sunshine, wide stretches of beach and a thriving nightlife scene.

Once known primarily as an industrial powerhouse, this vibrant city has reinvented itself as one of northern Europe’s most exciting cultural destinations.

Most people show up in this town with one thing in mind: snapping that iconic photo of the bridge soaring over the gorge.