Pilgrimage in Spain along the Camino del Nord

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Writer: Co-operation partner

Hiking through Spain with a clear destination in mind is a form of travel that combines natural experiences, culture and personal challenge. The pilgrim routes to Santiago de Compostela have been used for centuries and still attract people who want to experience the landscape on foot. For those looking for a slightly different route, the Camino del Norte is an exciting alternative, with lots of coastline, varied terrain and many historical settings.

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Things to do in Spain – 25 attractions and experiences

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Text and photo: Helena Bergström

What to see and do in Spain? This is a country that truly has it all – from sunny beaches and historic cities to dramatic mountains and lively festivals. Spain offers a wonderful mix of culture, nature, food and entertainment, and each region has its own character.

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Spanish food - 25 classic dishes you must try

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Spanish cuisine is renowned for its delicious flavours, social meals and great regional variety. From tapas and paella to churros and jamón, you'll find it here. In this guide, we take a look at what to eat in Spain - and list 25 classic Spanish dishes you can't miss.

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Things to do in Valencia - 15 tips and attractions for your trip

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Looking for things to do in Valencia? Valencia is one of Spain's most underrated cities - futuristic architecture, wide sandy beaches and the birthplace of paella await. Here are our top picks for things to do in Valencia, including a ready-made 2-3 day itinerary.

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Food and restaurants in Valencia - our top tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Valencia is a city where food really takes centre stage. Here, the sea, rice fields and orange groves come together in a food culture that feels both rustic and modern. Did you know, for example, that the dish paella originated in Valencia? We've rounded up a bunch of restaurants in Valencia, as well as dishes and drinks you won't want to miss during your visit.

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Why architects love Valencia (and why you will too)

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Valencia is not just a city - it is an architectural time machine. We recently visited this fine Spanish city - and one of the things that stands out is the architecture! From historic buildings in the Old Town to creations that seem to come from outer space.

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Almunecar - Mediterranean gem where culture meets the sea and magnificent views

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Writer: Per Gullbransson

Every year, the Spanish sun welcomes thousands of Swedes as they step off the plane at the beautifully named airport, Aeropuerto Málaga Costa del Sol.

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A few relaxing days in Mallorca with a visit to a vineyard

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Writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré

Here are some ideas for a short holiday on the Spanish island of Mallorca. A popular destination that has attracted Swedes since the 50s.

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Cruise around the Canary Islands - a week in the sun with MSC Opera

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Writer: Björn Erik Gustavsson

A cruise holiday can seem paradoxical. You spend most of your time in one place - yet you get to experience many places.

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Plan your golf holiday to Málaga

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Writer: Co-operation partner

Málaga is a destination that really has it all for golf enthusiasts. With its fantastic year-round climate and an impressive range of high-quality golf courses, it's not hard to see why the city has become a popular choice for golfers from all over the world. Here you'll find the perfect combination of sport, relaxation and the unique Andalusian culture - all framed by the sunny skies of the Costa del Sol.

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