Gaudi, charming medieval neighborhoods, and the night life of this vibrant city.

One of Spain's most famous and popular 'fiestas' and beyond any shadow of doubt the messiest, La Tomatina is a haven for those who like tomatoes and love throwing them around!

Learn about one of the world's most famous first ladies at Evita Museum.

A small medieval town along Spain's Costa Brava.

Built in the 2nd century B.C., the Tower of Hercules is the oldest working lighthouse in the world and the symbol of La Coruna.

In deepest Andalucia, nearly a million pilgrims flock annually to pay homage to the statue of a virgin. It is also one of the most spectacular parties and displays of true Spanish folk culture.

San Fermin in Pamplona, Spain is the top place for bulls, beer, music and madness. Don't miss one of the world's greatest street parties.

Gothic buildings, ancient fortified walls, narrow alleys - it's best to lose yourself here.

Where else can you take a walk in the park while appreciating Gaudi's masterpieces?

The temple's design is so intricate that the construction still continues after nearly 125 years.