Spain

Spain, a beautiful sunny country in the Southwest of Europe is home to a few favorite dishes of mine. Read everything about the best restaurants, hotels and hotspots. Read our 48 hour guides, travel routes for Spain, hotel tips in Spain and some of our favorite cities: Palma de Mallorca, Madrid, Ibiza, Benidorm, Seville and many more. Curious? Read our reviews about the best hotels in Spain, the most instagrammable hotspots and best places to eat in Spain for foodies.

This beautiful country is known for their many national parks, mostly located on the Canary Islands. It’s known for their historic buildings, bullfighting (unfortunately), flamenco dancing, paella, tapas, major football clubs and of course their amazing coastline with blue emerald sea and white beaches.

The most popular cities are: Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Granada, Sevilla, Bilbao, Toledo, Salamanca, San Sebastian and of course Malaga (which is increasing in popularity every day).

Read our most recent blogs:
1. 8 Hidden Gems in Madrid from a local
2. Restaurant different – where you want to eat in Cala d’Or
3. 10x Best unknown places for paella in Mallorca
4. 5 Reasons why Mallorca is the ideal holiday destination
5. The perfect country hotel in Mallorca
6. Rustic-Chic Country hotel Sa Franquesa Nova
7. W Hotel Ibiza Review – On the move to
8. The Best Seaview Hotel in Soller
9. Contemporary mediterranean luxury hotel in Puerto Portals
10. 10x Best beaches in Mallorca

El Born Barcelona: Complete Neighborhoods Guide

El Born Barcelona: Complete Neighborhoods Guide

My favorite spot in El Born: Parc de la Ciutadella How to spend a day in El Born neighborhood in Barcelona? Start your morning at Vera Café or NUDES for coffee, then slowly wander through the charming, historic streets towards…

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Romantic Hotels Mallorca: 15 Luxury & Boutique Stays for Couples (2026)

Romantic Hotels Mallorca: 15 Luxury & Boutique Stays for Couples (2026)

Are you looking for the most romantic hotels Mallorca has to offer? Then you’ve come to the right place! After living on this enchanting island for years, I know exactly where to find the best hotels in Mallorca for couples.…

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Salobreña Spain travel guide: 11 things to see and do on the Costa Tropical

Salobreña Spain travel guide: 11 things to see and do on the Costa Tropical

Looking for a coastal escape in southern Spain that goes beyond the usual hotspots? In this Salobreña Spain travel guide, I’ll share my insider tips to help you discover this hidden gem on the Costa Tropical, where history, beaches, and…

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Best Things to Do in Valencia: Hiking, Biking & Local Tips

Best Things to Do in Valencia: Hiking, Biking & Local Tips

Valencia is one of those cities where you can hike through a canyon in the morning and drink a mojito in a beach bar by sunset. From private guided hikes through dramatic landscapes to cycling along the Jardín del Túria…

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Top 7 Family Friendly Luxury Beach Clubs In Mallorca

Top 7 Family Friendly Luxury Beach Clubs In Mallorca

Are you planning a vacation to Mallorca with your family this year? Looking for a luxurious beach club that both kids and adults will love? Mallorca is considered a home to some of the top beach clubs in the world,…

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Discovering the Charm of Sóller (+ Top things to do, where to stay)

Discovering the Charm of Sóller (+ Top things to do, where to stay)

Sóller is the town I always drove visitors to first. Whenever friends or family came to Mallorca, before the beach, before Palma, before anything else — I’d take them to Sóller. Because this mountain town in the Serra de Tramuntana…

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Discover Deià Mallorca: A Guide to the Jewel of Spain

Discover Deià Mallorca: A Guide to the Jewel of Spain

Deià is the village that made me fall in love with the slow side of Mallorca — and after living on this island for more than three years, I keep coming back to it. Tucked into the Serra de Tramuntana…

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A local’s guide to Gothic Neighborhood Barcelona

A local’s guide to Gothic Neighborhood Barcelona

Gothic Quarter: Barcelona’s most historic neighborhood A maze of narrow medieval streets, hidden tapas bodegas, grand historic buildings and charming squares where locals sip vermouth late into the evening – the Gothic Quarter neighborhood is most likely at the top…

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