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Casarrubios castle event draws 300 participants

The Diputación de Toledo brought 300 participants to Casarrubios del Monte for a castle event with two sessions of 150 places each. The programme featured theatrical tours and a medieval camp recreation.

Peñaflor’s 11th tapas route prices dishes at €3

Seven venues will each offer two tapas priced at €3 for Peñaflor’s 11th route. The programme also revives Tapaportes and adds an online public vote. The supplied announcement gives 13-15 November as the dates but does not specify a year.

Aragón promotes geology as a source of rural tourism

Óscar Fayanás has argued that Aragón’s geological heritage can support rural tourism and local employment. At the University of Zaragoza’s II Jornadas Geología y Sociedad, he presented geotourism as a way to diversify the rural economy.

Spain opens case over holiday rentals in Israeli settlements

Spain’s Consumer Ministry has opened proceedings against an unnamed tourism platform over accommodation listings in Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory. The ministry says up to three removal notices went unanswered; penalties could reach €100,000 or four to six times the illicit gain.

Urban wine tours transform travel in Barcelona Madrid and Valencia

Wine tourism in Spain is gaining momentum. Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia now offer more than seventy urban and nearby wine experiences accessible without driving. From guided tastings to full-day excursions, city travelers can explore top wine regions with ease.

Granada takes La bola negra onto Spain's Oscar 2027 path

Plaza Nueva and the Carrera del Darro feature alongside Lorca's Granada in La bola negra, Spain's international feature submission for the 2027 Oscars. The Javis used city streets and historic sites, including gardens, to build the film's world.

Spanish language drive targets Sardinian schools

More than 80 Spanish teachers in Sardinia took part in a high-stakes training event led by Castilla y León. The goal is to make the region a leading destination for Spanish-language study and attract Italian students to its universities.

Solo travel surges in Spain as trains overtake cars

Almost half of Spanish travelers now consider solo trips of four to seven days the ideal break. More are choosing domestic destinations and trains over cars, signaling a shift in how Spain travels alone.