Get the inside scoop on Barcelona’s liveliest, prettiest, and most pleasant neighborhoods to stay in.

A comprehensive guide to Spain’s Basque Country region. When to visit, how long to spend, where to stay, and unique things to see and do!

A guide to San Sebastián's neighborhoods - from the central hotspots to less-visited, local areas.

A guide to the best areas to stay in Bilbao, covering my 4 recommended districts/neighborhoods.

Galicia, tucked away in the far northwestern corner of Spain is an island unto itself. Unlike anywhere else on the Iberian Peninsula, this is a truly unique place to explore.

The capital of Spain, Madrid is a behemoth of a city, home to 3 million residents. And with 21 districts and countless more neighborhoods, choosing where to stay is a true challenge. So let us help!

A comprehensive, countrywide itinerary for two weeks in Spain. Starting in Madrid, then heading to Sevilla and Granada, continuing on to Barcelona, before finishing up in the Basque cities of San Sebastian and Bilbao.

A comprehensive guide to the Andalusia region in southern Spain. When to visit, how long to spend, where to stay, and unique things to see and do!

Spread out along the sea, Málaga is a charming city with distinct neighborhoods that offer surprisingly different atmospheres from one to the next. Here’s our guide to our 5 favorites.

A local’s guide to Santiago de Compostela - everything you need to know to plan your visit.

The beaches of the Rías Baixas are as close as you can get to the Caribbean in Spain, but there are also wineries, coastal villages, hiking trails, and just about anything else you could want from a summertime escape!

A comprehensive 3-day itinerary for Barcelona, covering the city’s iconic sights along with a host of local favorites and more off the beaten path attractions.

The Costa Brava - Wild Coast - is one of the most beautiful and least overdeveloped stretches of coastline in Spain, and it’s dotted with charming, mass-tourism-free towns. Check out our favorites among them.

If you’re searching for a destination that offers a bit of everything - mountains, beaches, modern cities, and historic towns - look no further: Asturias is the place for you!

Cantabria, sandwiched between the Basque Country and Asturias, is almost entirely unknown to foreign visitors. And that’s good news for you, because this lovely region of “Green Spain” is an authentic territory just waiting to be discovered!

Said to have been founded by Hercules himself, the city of Segovia is the stuff of legends. With cobbled streets, fortified walls, and the finest aqueduct in Europe, this is a medieval masterpiece.

The home of Santa Teresa, Ávila is a picturesque and historic city famed for its incredible fortified walls. Just a short ride away from Madrid, it’s one of the best places to visit in central Spain.

Gijón, on the coast of Asturias, is a lively seaside city with a charming historic core, great beaches, and fantastic access to nature and green spaces. With an energy unlike anywhere else in Spain, it’s not to be missed!

Just a short train ride from Madrid, Toledo stands as a testament to the country’s storied past, a nation where cultures have converged throughout history.

The Basque Country’s industrial and cultural powerhouse, Bilbao is one of the coolest cities in Spain.