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Palma for Foodies - hot food destination in Mallorca

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Writer: Mia Ulin

The hottest food destination you can travel to right now is Palma de Mallorca. Not just because Ingrosso's La Perla restaurant is located in Palma, but because of all the fantastic Spanish ingredients and dishes you can taste in this small city in the middle of the Mediterranean. Join journalist Mia Ulin and chef Magnus Körnegård for some intense food days.

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Mancor de la Vall in Mallorca - holidays in a rented house

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Writer: Pernilla

Mallorca is an island that many people have visited and to which I have returned several times. When I googled when we Swedes started travelling there, it was already in the 1950s that the first charter went here, and my great-grandmother was one of those who visited Mallorca in the 50s.

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Inner peace in the Sierra de Madrid - Kadampa Buddhist Centre in Mataelpino

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Writer: Miss Lopez

Sierra de Madrid, a peaceful and beautiful place that welcomes the Kadampa Buddhist Centre in Mataelpino. After spending a few days in the heart of this place as a volunteer, I felt inspired to share the wonderful experience that this centre, which follows the Buddhist tradition adapted for the West, Kadampa, offers.

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A trip to Nerja in winter: sun, adventure and magical views?

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Writer: Miss Lopez

Hello dear travellers! I want to share with you my fantastic winter trip to Nerja on the Costa del Sol in Spain. The trip, which I chose to do in cooperation with Boka Nerja, really exceeded my expectations in every way.

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Football trip to Barcelona - and a city weekend in one

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Have you considered a football trip to Barcelona? The vibrant Spanish coastal city must be the perfect city to combine football with a city holiday. During a weekend in Barcelona, you can both experience a football match at Camp Nou and see some of the city's coolest sights.

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Mallorca's hidden gems

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Writer: Co-operation partner

Majorca is one of the most popular destinations in the Mediterranean, which is perhaps not surprising given its fine sandy beaches, crystal clear sea water and idyllic villages climbing the green hills. Mallorca also enjoys many days of sunshine per year and a mild climate, making it suitable for travelling throughout much of the year.

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Guest of the Week: Annika Elwing, expatriate in Spain

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Interviewer: Helena Bergström

During a Spanish course in Spain, Annika Elwing fell in love with music teacher Jesús. Annika stayed in Spain and today she lives in Seville with Jesús and their 2-year-old daughter Disa. During her years in Spain, together with a large Spanish family, Annika not only got to know the country, but also the culture and traditions.

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Portugal or Spain – which country suits you best?

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | Portugal and Spain are two of Europe's most popular holiday destinations, but they offer quite different experiences. After several months of travelling by motorhome in both countries, we have gathered our own experiences. Here we compare prices, food, beaches, nature, camping and attractions to help you choose which country suits you best.

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Empuriabrava in Spain – canals, boating and beach life

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | Empuriabrava is an unusual holiday resort on the Costa Brava in northeastern Spain, known for its huge network of canals and homes with moorings right outside the house. We came here out of pure curiosity after several people recommended the place and were truly fascinated by the environment. We walked along the canals, watched the boat life and then continued our journey – but Empuriabrava is definitely a place to remember.

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Easter in Spain – Semana Santa and mighty processions

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | Easter in Spain is marked by Semana Santa – Holy Week – when towns and villages are filled with religious processions, music, drums and large images of saints carried through the streets. We experienced the Easter celebrations in Tarragona and were impressed by the atmosphere, traditions and long processions that continued for hours.

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