Book Flights to Spain

Go behind the scenes at Barcelona’s Camp Nou

A beautiful setting for the beautiful game, Barcelona’s Camp Nou is a must-see for football fans. Tours take visitors pitch side and into the dressing rooms of a stadium where great names such as Johan Cruyff, Ronaldinho and Lionel Messi have wowed spectators down the years.

Other attractions include the FC Barcelona museum, which tells the story of a club that has always been at the heart of life in the city. Organise match tickets in advance to see the team in action – the season runs from August through to May.

Enjoy a culinary adventure in Madrid

One of Europe’s true culinary capitals, Madrid marries tradition with innovation. You’ll find authentic paella and tapas here, alongside typical dishes beloved of native Madrilenos.

Huevos rotos is a deliciously simple dish of potatoes fried in Spanish olive oil and topped with runny fried eggs, while bocadillo de calamares – a fried squid sandwich – is another firm local favourite.

As well as showing passion for the country’s heritage, Madrid’s restaurants also embrace the new. The city boasts more than 20 Michelin star restaurants, with chefs harnessing the latest technology and fresh, high-quality ingredients to create incredible dining experiences.

Discover magical Malaga

The capital of the sun-kissed Costa del Sol, Malaga basks in the warmth of the Mediterranean climate. Home to everything from Roman to Renaissance architecture, check out the impressive cathedral and 11^th-century Alcazaba.

You will find an array of beaches both within the city and just outside, while the city’s most famous son – artist Pablo Picasso – is celebrated at the Museo Picasso Malaga, one of more than 30 museums to explore.