Things to Do in Valencia in September: Cultural Events and Entertainment. In September, Valencia offers a diverse program for both residents and visitors. The city is preparing concerts, exhibitions, and sporting events. New cultural venues and gastronomic festivals are expected. Find out what awaits visitors this month.
A Medieval Gem of Rioja with Ancient Wineries and Breathtaking Panoramic Views. Discover the wonders of northern Spain. A remarkable place awaits, where ancient walls hold centuries of secrets. Unforgettable experiences are in store.
Queen Letizia Surprises with Her Choice Between Torrezno and Croquette at a Social Gathering. The Queen of Spain asked an unusual question. A popular blogger was truly surprised. Their exchange sparked lively debate. So, what did Her Majesty choose?
Grape Harvest in La Mancha: How the Region Offers Exclusive Holidays Blending Tradition, Luxury, and Gastronomy. The grape harvest season in Castilla-La Mancha becomes a celebration of wine tourism. The five-star La Caminera Club de Campo offers unique programs combining tastings, gourmet experiences, and an introduction to local culture—all in an atmosphere of luxury and tranquility.
The Best Terraces in Ibiza: Where to Enjoy Panoramic Views and a Relaxed Atmosphere. Ibiza is renowned not only for its beaches and parties, but also for its unique terraces, offering breathtaking views, a relaxed vibe, and contemporary cuisine. Discover where on the island you can spend an unforgettable evening, admiring the sea and sunsets.
Barcelona Unveils Spain’s Most Expensive Cocktail Featuring Gold and Caviar. A popular Barcelona nightclub has introduced an extraordinary cocktail that blends premium ingredients with elements of haute cuisine. The venue is renowned for its unique approach to nightlife.
Gastronomic Madrid: How the Capital’s Restaurants Extend the Summer Season in September with New Menus and Openings. September in Madrid isn't a reason for sadness. The city's restaurants are keeping the summer mood alive with new menus and culinary openings. Discover where to try signature cuisine, Andalusian delicacies, and Neapolitan pizza to welcome autumn with flavor.
Princess Leonor Begins Training at the Air Force Academy in San Javier for Final Stage of Military Preparation. Princess Leonor arrives in San Javier to begin her third year of military training at the Air Force Academy. The heir to the throne will undergo intensive preparation before taking the controls of an aircraft. Learn more about her program and what makes the city—her new home—unique.
WAH Show Returns to Madrid for Its Fifth Season: New Musical Program and Culinary Surprises Await Audiences. On September 4, the renowned WAH Show kicks off its fifth season in Madrid. This unique event, blending live music, world cuisine, and a spectacular performance, returns with new acts and gourmet delights. Find out what audiences can expect this year.
Culinary Traditions of Extremadura: Main Regional Dishes You Should Try. The gastronomy of Extremadura is a unique blend of history, local ingredients, and centuries-old traditions. In this article, we explore the most famous dishes of the region, their distinctive features, and their role in Spanish culture. Discover the must-try specialties of Extremadura.
Spanish doctors explain why skipping breakfast can lead to serious digestive problems and lower quality of life. Irregular eating habits, especially skipping breakfast, trigger the development of functional dyspepsia. Experts from Spain discuss the causes of bloating, stomach pain, and heaviness, while also offering dietary recommendations to maintain digestive health.
Where to Spend the Last Summer Weekend in Madrid: Wine, Greek Yogurt, and Rooftop Dining. At the end of August, Madrid offers excellent options for post-vacation gatherings. This article highlights three venues: a natural wine bar, a restaurant with a panoramic terrace, and a café specializing in Greek yogurt. Discover where to spend time with friends and explore new flavors.
Aran Valley: Main Attractions and Best Routes for Traveling the Pyrenees. The Aran Valley is a unique corner of Catalonia, combining picturesque mountain landscapes, ancient villages, and a rich cultural heritage. We highlight the must-see sights and best activities in the region to make your trip unforgettable.
How Amatller Chocolate Became a Barcelona Icon and Inspired Modernist Architecture. The history of the Amatller chocolate brand is closely intertwined with the development of Barcelona and Catalan Modernism. Discover how a family business turned into a cultural symbol of the city and inspired the creation of one of the most famous buildings on Passeig de Gràcia.
Secrets of Healthy Eating from Vanesa Lorenzo: Which Foods the Famous Spanish Model Chooses to Stay in Shape. Spanish model Vanesa Lorenzo shares her recipes for getting back in shape after a holiday. Discover the benefits of celeriac and fennel, as well as simple and delicious dishes that help her stay healthy and full of energy.
Spain in September 2025: A Guide to Major Festivals from Andalusia to Catalonia and Rioja. September in Spain is a time of vibrant traditional celebrations. Discover five of the month's most significant festivals across different regions of the country: from grape harvests in Jerez and Rioja to grand festivities in Barcelona and Salamanca.
Mallorca Hotel Unveils Gastronomic Menu Showcasing the Island’s Culinary Traditions. Zafiro Palace Andratx hotel in Mallorca invites guests to experience the 'Merienda Mallorquina'—a gastronomic journey across the island featuring the finest local products and traditional recipes, from sobrasada to the renowned ensaïmada. Discover how to get a taste of the Balearic Islands' culinary heritage.
Pimiango: The Lost Village in Asturias Where Mountains Meet the Sea and Cliffs Hold Prehistoric Secrets. Discover Pimiango — an Asturian village with fewer than 100 residents. Enjoy views of the Picos de Europa, witness coastal blowholes, explore a UNESCO-listed cave with prehistoric rock art, and experience unique local traditions. An ideal destination for nature and history enthusiasts.
Ten Most Popular Cities in Spain Among Tourists in 2025. Spain attracts millions of tourists every year thanks to its diversity—from historic capitals to resort coastlines. This article offers an overview of the ten cities that became the most visited in the country in 2025. Discover what makes these destinations so appealing to visitors and why they are the top choices for travel and leisure.
Burgui in Navarre: a Picturesque Village with a Natural Pool and Gorge That Caught the Attention of National Geographic. Nestled in the heart of the Roncal Valley in Navarre lies the village of Burgui, spotlighted by National Geographic for its natural pool in the center of town and its dramatic gorge. Discover authentic traditions, stone architecture, and the unique landscapes of the Pyrenees.
Ancient Recipe Discovered in Huelva: Archaeologists Uncover Unique 2,500-Year-Old Dish. Archaeologists in Huelva have found a remarkably well-preserved vessel containing remnants of a dish prepared more than 2,500 years ago. This discovery sheds light on the daily life and gastronomy of the ancient Tartessian civilization and may inspire modern culinary projects.
Lost in Picos de Europa: an Asturian village with 12 residents, whose landscapes resemble the Swiss Alps. In the very heart of the Picos de Europa mountains lies Camarmeña — a tiny village with just 12 permanent residents. This place offers a unique opportunity to enjoy tranquility, breathtaking views, and natural beauty on par with the Swiss Alps. An ideal destination for a summer getaway.
Santa Gadea del Cid: The Medieval Gem of Burgos Every Tourist in Castile and León Should Visit. In the heart of Castile and León lies a village where time stands still. Santa Gadea del Cid offers a unique journey into the Middle Ages, with its fortress walls and rich heritage. Discover why this place has been designated a historic and artistic ensemble.
A Sweet Journey Through Cantabria: How Sobao Pasiego Became a Regional Symbol. In the Pasiegos valleys of northern Spain, tourists are greeted not only by picturesque landscapes, but also by the legendary sobao pasiego. Here, visitors can not only taste this famous dessert, but also take part in its preparation, immersing themselves in the region’s traditions and history.
A New Beach Club with Panoramic Pool and Greek Gastronomy Opens on the Costa del Sol. An exclusive beach club inspired by Greek mythology has opened in Estepona. Visitors can enjoy a panoramic pool overlooking the sea, refined gastronomy, and unique Santorini-style design. This new venue promises to become a hotspot on the Costa del Sol this summer.
Unusual Spanish Festivals: How Bread and Even Jamón Are Thrown from Balconies in Andalusia. Spain hosts vibrant festivals all year round, with each region boasting its own unique traditions. In the Andalusian town of Lucar, January brings the celebration of Saint Sebastian's Day, when locals throw bread rings and even whole legs of jamón from their balconies. We explain the origins of this unusual custom and why it draws tourists.
12 Best Terraces in Vigo: Where to Enjoy City Panoramas and Sea Views. Vigo is renowned not only for its proximity to the Atlantic but also for its variety of terraces offering stunning views. We have selected 12 of the most interesting spots—from cozy gardens to stylish rooftop venues—where you can savor Galician cuisine, sip a cocktail at sunset, or simply relax by the sea. Discover the city’s best terraces.
Nine-Day Festival in Barcelona’s Sants District Kicks Off With Hundreds of Events. From August 23 to 31, Barcelona’s Sants district will become a hub of celebration, offering concerts, parades, street decorations, sports competitions, and culinary events. The program features around 400 activities for all ages.
Starbucks Opens Largest Flagship Store in Spain at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. Madrid is now home to Spain's largest flagship Starbucks. The new two-story, 900-square-meter store is located inside the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and offers exclusive drinks, a mixology area, and unique cultural events. This is the first Starbucks outlet to open inside a football stadium in Europe.
Oyambre Beach in Cantabria: a unique blend of wild nature, aviation history, and perfect waves for surfing. Discover Oyambre Beach in Cantabria — a two-kilometer stretch of sand in the heart of a natural park. Learn about the story of an emergency landing of a transatlantic airplane in 1929, its unique ecosystem that is home to migratory birds, and why this spot is so popular among surfers.
Lastres: The Cinematic Jewel of Asturias Where the Cantabrian Sea Meets an Authentic Fishing Village. Nestled on the Asturian coast among lush cliffs lies the picturesque village of Lastres. Its houses cascading down toward the port, ancient streets, and fresh seafood attract those seeking the real Spain far from mass tourism.
Four Surfing Beaches in Spain: Top Spots for Beginners and Pros. Spain is a country where surfing is available year-round for all skill levels. We highlight four beaches that are perfect for both first-time surfers and seasoned riders. Discover where to find the best waves and the true spirit of surf culture.
Wine Fountain on the Camino de Santiago: A Unique Tradition in Navarra. In Navarra, along the Camino de Santiago route, there is a unique fountain where wine flows instead of water. This tradition, dating back to the Middle Ages, still attracts pilgrims and tourists today, making a stop at Bodegas Irache one of the most memorable experiences on the entire journey.
A 16th-Century Historic Palace in Asturias Transformed into Exclusive Boutique Hotel with Mountain and Sea Views. A boutique hotel has opened in the Asturian region of Comarca de la Sidra, housed in a 16th-century palace. Guests are offered modern comfort, a spa center, signature cuisine by chef Francisco Ruiz, and panoramic views of the Cantabrian Sea and the Picos de Europa. The hotel has already been awarded the prestigious Michelin Key.
Setenil de las Bodegas: a Unique City in the Province of Cádiz, Where Homes Are Built into the Cliffs and Streets Are Always Shaded. Discover Setenil de las Bodegas, one of Andalusia’s most unusual “white villages.” Learn how residents constructed their homes under overhanging cliffs, creating unique architecture and ensuring the streets are naturally shaded.
