Spain has an extraordinary number of entire towns and cities recognised as World Heritage Sites, places where the streets ...

This port town is located on Spain’s southeastern Costa Blanca and averages 3,000 hours of sunshine a year. It is a small compact city so wherever you are a beach won’t be far away.

Spain’s most popular cities need little introduction. Despite high-profile anti-tourism protests in many major cities, the ...

Spain is known for its lively cities and crowded beaches, but hidden along its coastline are peaceful towns that are ideal ...

These cities across Spain, where Roman history still shapes the landscape, are where travelers can walk in the footsteps of emperors, soldiers, and everyday citizens. Whether you're a history buff ...

Unlike towns with white-washed buildings in the Southern regions of Spain, the buildings here are painted in bright colors that make the town look charming. The harbor is active but not too busy.

Mainland Spain offers a unique breed of urban beaches, with low-key surf communities, coastal restaurants and sea-facing old towns. Here are six of the best for your next break.

Swap Toledo for Cáceres Best for: a UNESCO-listed old town The capital of Spain until 1561, Toledo is a popular day-trip destination from Madrid.

These cities across Spain, where Roman history still shapes the landscape, are where travelers can walk in the footsteps of emperors, soldiers, and everyday citizens.