Home to world-renowned city breaks like Madrid and Barcelona, a vibrant culture dating back millennia, and coastal resorts like Ibiza and Mallorca, Spain continues to reign supreme as one of the most popular destinations across the pond. Beyond the usual summer hotspots, however, there’s a lesser-known island breaking all sorts of tourism records lately, and …

Spain continues to take over headlines with public demonstrations protesting tourism, but that hasn’t quelled travelers’ desire to visit one of Europe’s most fascinating (and affordable) countries. While certain cities getcha with their ‘gotcha tactics’ in touristy areas, much of Spain is reasonably priced if you’re willing to explore beyond the norm of Barcelona and …

If you’re heading to Spain this summer, chances are Barcelona, Mallorca, and Malaga are at the top of your bucket list—and listen, we get it. These are all great for an introductory visit to Spain, especially if you’re hoping to combine a cultural immersion with some beach time, but have you seen the news lately? …

Whatever happened to hot girl summers? Well, wherever they went, they’ve been replaced by a travel advisory summer as the U.S. State Department has been dishing out travel warnings like free samples at Costco. In May alone, we at Travel Off Path have already covered 11 countries with newly issued advisories, in addition to the …

Much of Spain’s shores are speckled like ant farms in summer, but there’s at least one hidden gem that remains unspoiled to the masses. Home to fascinating historical sites, including a staggering hilltop castle, and one of the most eye-catching cityscapes across the Spanish Mediterranean seaside, travelers concerned with parts of Spain’s well-documented dissatisfaction with …

When you think of Spain, places like Barcelona and its world-renowned Gaudí-spawned edifices, like Sagrada Família or Casa Batlló, Madrid and its grand boulevards and lush El Retiro Park, or even Mallorca’s picturesque calas and medieval villages, probably come to mind. That’s not for nothing: these 3 popular spots are Spain’s easiest destinations to reach if you’re flying from the United …

Summer is right around the corner, and if you’re thinking what we’re thinking, it’s time to start planning a little getaway across the pond. The Ancient Sea is calling, after all. That’s an affectionate way to refer to the Mediterranean, for those who don’t know, and in any case, we’re not about to give you …

Spain and Portugal are two of Europe’s sunniest destinations, and considering they border each other and share the same Iberian Peninsula, you’d expect cross-border train journeys, especially between the two capitals, to be smooth. This couldn’t be farther from the truth: if you’ve ever been tasked with planning an overland trip from Madrid to Lisbon, …

Home to trendy resort towns straddling an azure Mediterranean Sea, a castle-dotted hinterland, and vibrant city breaks that feature among Europe’s best, Spain is all the rage this year, like every other year that preceded it. Tourists love it for the culture, the balmy temps, and the world-class beaches, but there’s a catch. Spain’s popularity …

If you’re heading to Spain this summer, and it’s your first time in this sun-drenched European country, you’re probably thinking Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville are great places to start. You’re not wrong: as the capital, Madrid boasts a wealth of world-class museums and stunning architecture. Barcelona, by contrast, is its artsy seaside counterpart, dominated by …

Everyone who seems to know Spain almost exclusively thinks of Barcelona and its Gaudí-built wonders, Madrid for the leafy boulevards lined with Belle époque buildings, and Malaga for the golden-sand beaches, but there’s still plenty they don’t know about the vast, incredibly diverse Iberian country. We’ve already covered extensively lesser-known territories like Basque Country, to the north, …

Come rain or come shine, Spain remains one of the most popular destinations globally. We guess we’re lucky now that spring is finally here and temperatures are rising across much of the sun-drenched Iberian country. This year, it is predicted to welcome over 100 million tourists, who are largely drawn to its sandy Mediterranean beaches, …