Like many other countries in Europe, in Spain, you’ll find no shortage of decorative buildings lining cobblestone streets. On each façade, cascades of colorful flowers pour out of window boxes.

The weekly market of Siguenza is another highlight, with everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to locally made pottery.

The country has recorded a historic 17 million visitors already in 2025, and the summer travel rush hasn’t even hit full ...

Embark on a transformative journey through the cobblestone streets of Granada, Spain, where ancient history and vibrant culture collide in a mesmerizing fusion. Picture yourself studying beneath the ...

These towns will all give you a little bit of that international feel, without the need for customs and jet lag.

Valencia faces the Mediterranean Sea on the eastern coast of Spain about 220 miles east ... characterized by narrow cobblestone streets and monumental buildings, some of which date back to the ...

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets across 40 cities in Spain to demand solutions to what they have called the country's worsening housing crisis. Organisers of the demonstrations— a ...