One of the most popular art museums in Spain, this converted electricity factory is a melting pot of retrospective and contemporary exhibitions.
Dragons, devils and DJs take over Barcelona every year around the 24th September!
The Joan Miró Foundation is one of Barcelona's most awe-inspiring attractions. View the art of one of Spain's most beloved 20th century artists on the hilltops of Barcelona.
The Gran Vía, together with the Paseo de la Castellana, is Madrid's most famous street.
The Plaza Mayor is Madrid's main square, located right in the centre of the City, a few minutes walk from the other notorious square, Puerta del Sol.
Barcelona's Poble Espanyol features different Spanish architectural styles in one place. Keep an eye out for the temporary events that take place here.
The Puerta del Sol is Madrid's most famous and central square, located just a short walk from the Plaza Mayor.
The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reino Sofía, or the Sofía for short, is Spain's national gallery for twentieth-century art.
The Royal Palace is Madrid's largest building and one of the most beautiful, located next to Plaza de Oriente
World Heritage Site, La Sagrada Familia is a huge Roman Catholic Church in Barcelona. It's considered famous architect Antoni Gaudí’s chef-d’oeuvre.
Many people are surprised to find an authentic Egyptian temple in the middle of Madrid.
The fully-functioning 9th century monastery sits on top of the mountain and is home to 'la Moreneta', a black Virgin Mary that is the Patron Saint of Catalonia.
The Prado Museum is Madrid's top cultural sight and one of the world's greatest art galleries.