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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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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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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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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Updated: August 2026 | Tarragona is a historic coastal city in Catalonia, where Roman ruins meet medieval alleys, outdoor cafes and beaches on the Mediterranean. The city is especially known for its impressive remains from the Roman era, which are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We visited Tarragona during our motorhome trip through Spain and discovered a city that combines history, city life and the beach in a really nice way.
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Updated: August 2026 | After a hectic festival week in Valencia and a week of pouring rain in Peñíscola, we felt like we were in for a bit more comfort and relaxation. We checked into the naturist campsite El Templo del Sol, which is beautifully situated on the Mediterranean. Here you are greeted by Arabic-style service buildings and when you enter through the glass doors to the reception it feels like you are entering a finer hotel.
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Updated: August 2026 | Peñíscola is one of Spain's most spectacular coastal towns, with a medieval castle and whitewashed old town perched on a cliff above the Mediterranean. Historic alleyways, long sandy beaches, beautiful views and a healthy dose of Spanish holiday spirit await you here.
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Updated: August 2026 | Las Fallas is Valencia's most famous festival and one of Spain's biggest folk festivals. Every March, the city is filled with enormous Fallas figures, flower parades, fireworks and the spectacular finale, La Cremà, when almost the entire city is transformed into one big bonfire. We visited the festival and share our best tips and experiences.
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Updated: August 2026 | Benidorm is one of Spain's most famous holiday resorts, attracting millions of visitors every year. Long sandy beaches, an impressive skyline with skyscrapers, a wide range of restaurants and a lively entertainment scene await you here. We visited Benidorm by camper van and share our best tips and experiences.
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Updated: August 2026 | Roquetas de Mar is a popular holiday resort on the Costa de Almería in southern Spain. Here you will find several kilometers of beach, a long promenade, a marina, restaurants and a pleasant climate all year round. We visited the resort by motorhome and share our experiences, tips and practical information for a visit.
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