WANT TO PLAY? We challenge you to work out these three fun facts about Spain

Mythology, legends and fun facts about monuments in Spain. Do you want to play? #SpainQuiz

We will ask you a series of questions and you can win the gold, silver or bronze medal depending on how many you get right. You can also share the result with your friends.

Do you recognise these landscapes in Spain? #SpainQuiz

Are you ready to put your knowledge of Spain to the test? We will ask you a series of questions and you can win the gold, silver or bronze medal depending on how many you get right. You can also share the result with your friends.

Do you know which cities in Spain have inspired world music sensations? #Spainquiz

We offer you an exciting musical journey. It is about identifying the places in Spain that have served as inspiration for classical works and songs of multiple styles and international recognition. Are you ready to test your knowledge? ...

How much do you know about the biggest hits in Spanish film and television? #Spainquiz

There are many films and series that can be seen on major platforms and whose production takes place in Spain. Plus, you've probably heard of the Goya Awards, which recognise talent in Spanish cinema every year. Want to test your knowledge of films and TV series related to Spain? ...

How many typical Spanish dishes do you know? #SpainQuiz

Do you consider yourself a true #foodie of Spanish cuisine? At the end of this quiz you will have an idea of how much you know about some of the main dishes of Spanish gastronomy, not just paella, tortilla and Iberian ham. Identify the region of origin of these dishes, their main ingredients and even the name they are known by. ...

How much do you know about the routes of Spain? #SpainQuiz

We will ask you a series of questions and you can win the gold, silver or bronze medal depending on how many you get right. You can also share the result with your friends.

Do you know these traditions and curiosities of Spain? #Spainquiz

Paella, flamenco... They are part of Spain's culture and perhaps the first thing that comes to mind when you think of gastronomy and traditions. However, there are surely many other Spanish curiosities that you don't know about and that you will find useful if you are planning your trip. ...

Pets. Can you travel with them?

There are three general rules: animals should be accompanied by their owners or representatives, must be duly identified and must have their accompanying animal health certificate, which should include a copy written in Spanish. In most cases, pets must be identified with a legible tattoo or microchip.

Customs. What regulations are there?

Find out what limitations there are for bringing products into Spain, depending on your country of origin, and find out how you can recover the value added tax (VAT) on the purchases you have made during your trip.

Safety. What information do you need to know?

Spain is one of the safest countries in the world. Nevertheless, we’ll give you a series of recommendations to follow during your stay and tell you the emergency telephone number and the app that you can use to communicate directly with law enforcement authorities.

Visa and passport. What should you bear in mind?

Do you want to know if you need a visa to enter Spain, depending on your country of origin and what types of visas there are, according to the duration of your stay, and how to obtain them? Here you will find information on all of this.

Driving. How do you drive in Spain?

If you are thinking of driving in Spain, you will surely be interested in finding out beforehand how to rent a car and whether your driving licence is compatible in Spain or not, as well as the requirements to take out a valid international insurance policy. Find out all about it below.

Healthcare. What do you need to know?

If you need to purchase medicines or see a doctor during your trip to Spain, remember that emergency treatment is guaranteed. For other cases, we recommend that you read our advice. We also inform you where smoking is prohibited, where you can find restaurants if you have coeliac disease and what precautions to take if you have food intolerances.

Money. How can you pay in Spain?

If you have any queries about making payments in Spain, here we tell you what our official currency is, where you can exchange your money once you are here, and whether it is necessary to give tips in Spain. All very useful information.

Plugs and electricity. What type of plugs can you use in Spain?

Sockets meet European regulations and use the round pin system. However, most hotels have adaptors for different plugs. Electricity supply in Spain is AC 220 volts, 50 Hertz. Always check that the electrical apparatuses that you are going to use work on this voltage.

Language. How do you say...?

This list of words will help you when travelling to find an address, get to your hotel, go to a restaurant or visit a museum. You can see them translated into English here, but you can look up other languages using the website language selector.

Connections. How to get mobile cover and internet access

Of course you want excellent connections during your trip to Spain and to be able to call home. Here are some quick tips on connecting to the Internet or making phone calls. Plus, the electrical sockets in use in Spain, so you don’t have any problems plugging in.

Boating. What documents are needed?

Are you thinking of enjoying your trip on board your own or a rented boat? In Spain, you can sail on board a catamaran, in a yacht or in a motorboat... Here's some basic advice that will help you know whether you need a sailing license and if there are any other requirements.

Complaint. How do you make a tourist complaint?

During your stay in Spain, you have the right to receive tourist services with the quality and characteristics advertised by the companies that offer them. If this is not the case, you can make a complaint at the establishment itself or the headquarters of the company you are complaining about.

Religion. What religion is followed in Spain?

Religious freedom is guaranteed by the Spanish Constitution. The religion most practised is Catholicism and this is highlighted by important popular festivals, such as during Holy Week. ...

Telephone. What are the main options for phoning from Spain?

Timetables and public holidays. What are they?

When do Spanish people usually have lunch and dinner? What time does public transport operate and what are our retail opening hours? When are the public holidays throughout the year? Find answers to all your questions, and enjoy your trip with no upsets with all this information.

How much do you know about Spanish football? #SpainQuiz

Are you a casual fan or a real football fanatic? Find out with this quiz, or pick up some facts to show off your knowledge of Spanish football to your friends later. Remember, you can share your results on social media or see how much others know using the hashtag #SpainQuiz

The Camino de Santiago: an eco-friendly journey through Spain

If caring for the planet is as important to you as travelling, come and discover the Camino de Santiago, the oldest pilgrimage in Europe. On foot or by bicycle you will discover hundreds of kilometres of pure natural, cultural and gastronomic spectacle. ...

Eco and urban shopping

Shops offering sustainable, high-quality, local products are gaining popularity in Spain's urban centres. Large cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Seville and Valencia offer their visitors the opportunity to purchase organic products through a variety of options. ...

Sustainable shopping in Spain

Sustainable shopping and the circular economy are the goal of more and more citizens who are concerned about the health of the planet. Recycle, reuse and reduce. Surely these three concepts sound familiar to you, right? These are the goals of many markets and shops throughout Spain that want to promote sustainability in the shopping process. ...

Barcelona on wheels. A unique way to discover the city

Cycling is healthy for both people and the environment, and it's a great way to explore new places at your own pace. Also, Barcelona has more than 250 kilometres of bike lanes to help you discover the city.

Sustainable wine tourism in the Spain's Wine Routes

When you come to visit Spain, you will find a whole culture of good food and wine knowledge. They might be right! Spain boasts more than 100 Protected Designations Origin (PDO), a seal that certifiesthe wine's high quality and its origin. ...

Enjoy nature with 100% responsible tourism

On holiday in Spain, you can enjoy nature with environmentally friendly activities and tourism. There are many protected natural spaces known for their sustainable tourism options.

Come to Spain for eco surfing

40 years ago, in two of the most popular surfing destinations in the world, a philosophy known today as eco surfing was born. It is based on the use of boards and products that do not incorporate polluting materials. Many Spanish companies now manufacture them. Would you like to practise ecology and surfing in Spain?

Come and discover rural Spain: a perfect example of sustainability

If you plan a getaway to any of Spain's beautiful villages, you're guaranteed peace and quiet, the chance to disconnect, enjoy hidden cultural treasures, breathtaking landscapes, traditional cuisine, and the warmth of its people. ...

Microadventures by train to lesser-known Spain

Landing in a big city but dreaming of exploring parts of Spain you've never heard of? The entire country is connected by an extensive rail network, allowing you to explore less crowded destinations in comfort. You will be able to admire the charm of lesser-known territories, but ones with a wealth of unimaginable landscapes and culture. ...

Spanish beaches: world record for Blue Flag awards

If you would like to travel to one of the countries in the world with the best beaches, if you are concerned about preserving the environment and if you want your activities on the coast to be respectful of the environment, grab your swimsuit and come to Spain. ...

Have a sustainable holiday in Valencia

If you are looking for a great city for your next getaway, Valencia, the European Green Capital 2024, is your next destination. Here you will find lots of sun, low pollution and a pioneer city in sustainability. Valencia has been the first city to measure and certify the carbon footprint of its tourist activity, in view of reducing it. ...

Small towns and villages: unexpected beauty

Did you know that there are many small towns and villages in Spain where you can do what you love and also contribute to the development of the area? When you visit them, you'll not only enjoy nature, rural heritage, and outdoor activities in a healthy and peaceful environment. ...