The Paradores of Baiona and Pontevedra are major landmarks for those who decide to follow the Portuguese Way, also very popular. This three-night route is a novelty for 2010 that proposes a different way of enjoying the second Xacobeo of the 21st century.

Travel around monastic lands. Experience worship and culture. Hear the murmur of the bells. Finally, stop along the way and feel the history of the walls, breathing in the magic in the hallows.

A trail for history and pure nature lovers, skirting around Madrid and visiting all neighbouring provinces.

A comprehensive trip through nature, wine and culture.

This trail runs along the mainland coast with its mixture of landscapes and cities bathed in history and legend by the waters of the Atlantic.

A tour around the places where our history unfolded, evocative sites of events marking the present and which, today, have become attractive destinations - not only from an historical point of view, but as ideal spots to relax whilst immersing oneself in nature.

Step into Ribera del Duero territory in Burgos. Revel in the tastes and quality of the wine and explore the main strategic locations on this route: Soria, Lerma and Tordesillas.

Discover the town of Rueda, nerve centre of winemaking activity giving rise to the Rueda Denomination of Origin.

Head along the wine region trail including visits to La Rioja Alta and La Rioja Baja bodegas.

 

 

Discover destinations in North Western Spain like Santiago de Compostela and other paradores along one of the routes of St. James.

Take a self drive tour of Andalusia from Madrid to the most popular regions of Southern Spain.

Suggested Itinerary :

Day 1 - Leave Madrid and travel to Seville. Enroute stop at Cordoba to visit the Mosque Cathedral.
Day 2 - Explore beautiful Seville
Day 3-6 - Spend time in Costa del Sol. Take excursions to Ronda, Marbella or even Morocco. There are excursions available practically every day. 
Day 7 - Travel to Granada - home of the magnificent Alhambra
Day 8 - Travel to Madrid; On the way stop over in Toledo.

This route passes through some of the most representative places on the Pilgrims' Way, ending by the very doors of the Cathedral in the Plaza del Obradoiro.

This Route invites you to make a trip through spectacular natural landscapes with many buildings with their own character, as well as areas of famous wine. 1100th Anniversary of the Kingdom of León (910 - 2010)

The landscapes of this Route will let you without breath. You will start your trip among beautiful beaches and fishermen villages; then, you will pass the Monastery of Caserres, and you will end it among high mountains. Visiting the "Romanic Churches Tour" will be the final climax of an unforgettable trip.

A journey through the most significant places in the life and times of Miguel de Cervantes. Visitors may also visit enclaves intimately linked to the author's famous work, Don Quixote of La Mancha.

Penetrate Al-Andalus history and culture. This route invites you to enjoy the artisan products, cuisine, popular festivals and customs of the towns and villages linked to the Andalusí civilisation.

Through this route, you may visit the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, in which -according to tradition- the tomb of Saint James the Elder is. The Saint James Way has been declared by the UNESCO World Heritage and by the Council of Europe "European Cultural Itinerary".

This route stands out due to the marks left by the different cultures which have populated this area throughout its history. Churches, palaces and city walls are the main attractions.

This route takes visitors to some of the best beaches along the Mediterranean coast in Alicante, Murcia, Almería and Malaga. This area is well-known for its tourist attractions but still harbours many pleasant surprises.

  

This trail takes you along the Bay of Biscay coast, with its fishing villages, walled cities and mountain settings.

Visit from the fishermen villages to the majestic mountain range of the Picos de Europa on this Route through the "Green Spain".

This is a guided tour taking in famous Galician wines. Tour the area which has given rise to the major Denominations of Origin of Monterrei, Rias Baixas and Valeorras, amongst others.

During 2010, a Holy Year, pilgrims may get the Jubilee. To get it, one of the prerequisites is to visit the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, in which -according to tradition- the tomb of Saint James the Elder is. The Saint James Way has been declared by the UNESCO World Heritage and by the Council of Europe "European Cultural Itinerary".

Kings, monks and princes travelled these lands that today welcome visitors to explore countless places full of art, culture, beautiful nature, etc. Not to mention the passionate world of wine waiting for you to discover.

The Silver Route has been the natural route linking the Bay of Biscay with the Andalusian Atlantic coastline from olden times. Romans took advantage to build a road to transport precious silver, leaving behind the base of a major legacy taking you through history.

A trail for history and pure nature lovers, skirting around Madrid and visiting all neighbouring provinces.

Travel from Madrid to Barcelona while visiting different Paradors that were castles and palaces.

Travel through Spain and experience the culture and gastronomy Spain has to offer.