They say Andalusia holds the real soul of Spain.

History, tradition and wine… so much to experience! Rioja is the birthplace of our Spanish language; here you will find some unique UNESCO Heritage monuments ranging from wine areas to monasteries.

A Mediterranean soul immersed in a vibrant modern spirit, Catalonia continues to be the avant-garde of Spain.

Castile, or land of Castles, is probably the most genuine example of our imperial History, with a wide choice of famous destinations like Avila, Segovia or Burgos, where you will be immersed in heritage scenes of lords and knights.

Located in the geographical centre of the country, Madrid became the capital of Spain in 1561 under King Phillip II and has preserved a rich historical and architectural heritage that the city's inhabitants have blended with a sense of humour, good taste and art of living.

Located in the western Mediterranean Sea, the Balearic Islands have become an exceptional destination for tourists worldwide.

Galicia is probably one of the lesser-known areas of Spain still, a vast region that keeps innumerable secrets only for the conspicuous minds.

The Canary Archipelago, located in the Atlantic Ocean and closer to Africa than to Spain, is composed of seven different and unique islands.

Basque Country covers the northeastern coastal part of our country, bordering with France. We call it “Green Spain” because it is wet and temperate with an oceanic climate.

Spain is so varied and is home to such diverse landscapes that it's no wonder it ranks as a top tourist destination for decades