The fortified,peninsular town of Cadiz,ancient but still energetic,is one of the highlights of Andalusia. Don’t miss this local,under-the-radar charmer.
As Barcelona’s Grand Hotel Central opens the door to a new chapter,its rich history continues to set it apart.
Most purveyors of cooked food in La Boqueria do tapas-style cuisine with counter seating,and that seating is in high demand,so be prepared to hang around for a while.
Spain has one of the best rail networks in Europe:ditch the rental car and enjoy a hassle-free holiday.
More than a century old,this underground labyrinth includes museums,art installations and a station that feels like something from Jurassic Park.
The only clue to the entrance to this boutique hotel down a dead-end alley is the discreet doorman outside.
Napoleon apparently hid out and rested here during the Peninsular War,after being wooed by both its comfortable rooms (and strategic position).
At Ibiza’s pioneering five-day party stay,there’s no rest for the wicked.
Some leave in tears,others irrevocably changed. Whatever you’re seeking on this epic pilgrim’s trek,you’ll join more people along “the way” than ever before.