Spain
Spring in Ibiza: An alternative city break in the Balearics
Discover another side of Ibiza on an out-of-season city break. Vibrant, surprisingly charming, UNESCO World Heritage status Ibiza town is the perfect spring destination, packed with delightful places to eat, explore and get a little off the beaten path.
Coasts and cañas: What to do in one day in A Coruña
On a peninsula jutting out into the Atlantic ocean is A Coruña, a Spanish port city with a decidedly Galician flavour. Look beyond the modern city streets and you'll find UNESCO world heritage sites, great food and a wild, rugged coastline. A Coruña might not be the first place you'd think to visit in this part of Spain, but my city guide will show you some of its hidden gems.
A food lovers guide to Santiago de Compostela
Discover mouthwatering produce and Galician specialities in my guide to eating and drinking your way around Santiago de Compostela. The city might be better known as the finishing point for pilgrims walking the Camino de Santiago, but its best-kept secret is a wealth of fantastic food and outstanding tapas bars.
More than the Camino: A city guide to Santiago de Compostela
Nestled in the verdant hills of Galicia, Santiago de Compostela is one of Spain's most visited cities. Most visitors are here to conclude the Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage route that traverses northern Spain. But there's so much more to this city than the Camino. With fantastic food and architecture, Santiago is a budget-friendly, atmospheric destination for a city break.
Twenty four hours in Toledo: A city guide
Less than an hour from the Spanish capital there’s a fortified town crying out to be explored. With winding cobbled streets, majestic churches, rugged countryside and authentic tapas, Toledo is perfect for an overnight stay. My 24 hour guide to Toledo will show you what to see and do, and most importantly, where to eat.
