Spain celebrates World Tapas Day on June 16! Tapas are a uniquely Spanish tradition. Going for tapas - or tapeo - is an experience that embodies local social, cultural and culinary traditions. Book a private tapas tour in Spain & live the tapas experience. https://t.co/EHwg04VmKJ
Tapabento is tucked away on a narrow cobblestone street alongside the São Bento station in Porto. This charming tapas restaurant offers a wide variety of home-cooked food, served in a warm and welcoming ambiance. https://t.co/Axkr1iQZBH
Thanks to the Catalonia–Catalán Tourist Board for a successful Networking Event with representatives from the tourism sector in Barcelona/Catalonia at Mercado Little Spain in New York City recently. It was a great event...Bravo! https://t.co/YBmoS4zz0S
Historic Besalú is one of Catalonia’s best preserved villages (1.5 hrs north of Barcelona). It is a quintessential Medieval village with a Romanesque arched bridge, cobblestone streets, and a well-preserved Jewish Quarter with a restored 12th C. mikveh. https://t.co/g32fH2rQcD
Explore Barcelos, a charming medieval walled town in northern Portugal, 45 minutes north of Porto. It has long been a center for artisanal handicrafts and the figurado style of pottery that features comical figurines with accentuated features. https://t.co/MRPkmxnpA8
The best way to experience the passion & artistry of Flamenco is to go to a live performance in Spain. You will be captivated by the passion of the artists who deliver performances filled with raw emotion. Shows in Madrid/Seville/Granada/Málaga/Barcelona. https://t.co/U3wccyQvgd
Lisbon has a bustling food scene. There’s no better way to learn about the culture than by trying some of the local's favorite food & drinks. Book a food tour to hear the stories behind the food, while sampling some tasty food & wine along the way. https://t.co/063LkGmUGg
Take a self-guided tour through the Albaicín, Granada’s oldest Arab quarter. We mapped out a route to help you explore the many treasures of this vibrant and unique area. The route takes about 45 minutes to complete, but allow extra time for some tapas! https://t.co/pDDnzvQpb3
Visit Mercado do Bolhão in Porto (opened 1914). Today the bustling market has over 70 stalls that sell a wide variety of items. It's a great place to explore traditional products, enjoy tasty baked goods, sample local wines, and buy handicrafts made by local artisans. #porto
The Principal Hotel Madrid is a classic 5-star hotel, recognized for both its iconic Spanish Renaissance corner building and prime location on the Gran Vía. The rooftop terrace, La Terraza, is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the 360° panoramic views of the city.
The Tivoli Kopke Porto Gaia Hotel is a stylish 5-star historic hotel that is built on top of the Kopke Port Wine Cellar. Enjoy a hand-crafted cocktail while taking in the panoramic views of the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge and Porto from the rooftop Sky Bar Kopke.
Bifanas are to Lisbon what cheesesteaks are to Philly. You can't leave without trying this tasty braised pork sandwich. Locals have strong opinions about who makes the best bifana in town...Bifanas do Alfonso, O Trevo, and O Triangulo da Ribeira. Which is your favorite?
Posada de la Villa in Madrid is a traditional restaurant located on the site of one of the city’s oldest inns (est. 1642) on Cava Baja in the historic La Latina neighborhood. Try the traditional cocido, callos (tripe), and signature dish, cordero asado. #madrid#visitmadrid
One of the most popular hikes on the Algarve is the Seven Hanging Valleys Trail. The “hanging valleys” were created where the seven seasonal water streams met the ocean and eroded the coastline. #algarve#hiking#portugal#carvoeiro
Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is perhaps the best known of architect Antonio Gaudí’s Modernist works and remains unfinished to this day. Construction began in 1882, but Gaudí was never able to see his masterpiece completed. #barcelonaspain#spain#gaudiarchitecture#spaintravel
Take a trip back in time to the 1920s when you step inside of the iconic Cafe Majestic in Porto (Portugal). Enjoy your morning espresso or afternoon tea in this Belle Époque period institution, filled with gilded mirrors, ornate cherubs, and marble walls.