Historical monuments and tourist attractions – Spanish history has been influenced by many cultures, which are reflected not only in culture and architecture, but also in art, music and dance. In the south of Spain, you will find breathtaking Andalusia, an area that largely reflects the Muslim religion and culture. Andalusia is the cradle of the unique Flamenco and the seat of the most impressive Moorish buildings. In Granada you will find the vast Alhambra Castle, with the Sierra Nevada Mountains towering majestically in the background. Seville has the famous Plaza Espana or the beautiful gardens around the Alcazar.

However, the north of Spain does not remain in the background. The famous Park Guell in Barcelona, ​​by the world-famous artist and architect Gaudí, is one of the most popular tourist destinations. At the same time, Barcelona is the main cultural center of the Autonomous Community of Catalonia.

Of course, we must not forget the capital Madrid, the second largest city in the European Union. Infinite energy pulsates through his street all day and night. This is where tourists go for culture, nightlife and especially sports – the Spanish football club Real Madrid is simply a local pearl.

Gastronomy – One of the biggest specialties of Spanish cuisine is paella – a spicy mixture of different types of meat and vegetables. Then we come across an unusual cold vegetable soup gazpacho, which is a great refreshment on hot Spanish days. The national dish is tortilla – a baked pancake made of potatoes, eggs and onions. Spanish tapas – a kind of canapé – go well with wine.