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Mentions in the Press

• BBC: Five of the best countries for expats in 2023
• Travel + Leisure: 7 Europeans Explain How They Really Use All Their Vacation Time
• AARP: 5 Things to Know About the New European Fee Starting in 2025
• Go Banking Rates: Don’t Make These 6 Costly Mistakes When Redeeming Airline Miles
• Matador Network: Common Mistakes That Are Costing You Money on Your Trip To Europe
• CNN: Best rice dishes: 20 delicious specialties from around the world
• Fox News: Why so many Americans lose weight after traveling to Europe
• The Guardian: The best of northern Spain: readers’ travel tips
• Huff Post: Here's Why You Have To Try Basque Cuisine, According To A Basque Chef
• Vox: Game of Thrones' Dragonstone is a real place. Thousands of fans might ruin it.
• Lonely Planet: The top 10 things to do in the French Pyrenees
• The Culture Trip: Northern Spain's Best Seaside Towns To Visit
• Elle Decor: 15 Cool Bridges With Amazing Architecture
• Trip Savy: The Best Day Trips from San Sebastian and Bilbao
• The Planet D: The Best Things to do in Seville, Spain
• Radison Blu: Surf the cultural waves of Biarritz
• Decanter: Exploring Spain: day trips for wine lovers

What makes España Guide one of the most qualified voices on Spain travel?

For starters, we don’t focus on anything else. For over 10 years we have been putting together complete travel guides from places we know on a deep level.

Unlike other travel bloggers out there who only visit Madrid and Barcelona for a few days and then write the “ultimate travel guide,” we actually spend a considerable amount of time in each destination we cover – sometimes a month or more. And then we visit those destinations over and over again. How else can you claim to be an expert unless you actually spend time there?

In addition, we are also history buffs and have studied Spanish history quite extensively. We try to share those tidbits of knowledge in our guides without turning the site into a boring history class. We think that learning about a county’s history is super important to understanding the present day culture. After all, seeing, learning and experiencing new things is a big part of what travel is all about.

Where do our photos come from?

Besides spending a lot of time to make sure our content is correct and properly sourced, we also dedicate a lot of time to our photography craft. Almost all of the photos on España Guide are taken by us. Every once in a while we will use a stock photo but those are few and far between.

They say that a ‘photo is worth a thousand words.’ And let’s face it, most of us would rather look at a photo than read a thousand words, am I right? We think that providing high quality images is vital for any serious travel website and we hope you enjoy our hard work and dedication.

How can you help support España Guide?

If you like the site – and we really hope you do – it would be awesome if you could show your support by booking with our affiliate links located throughout the website. We only partner with affiliates that we use ourselves and trust. It doesn’t cost you anything extra and it helps us continue to grow and make the best Spain content possible.

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Want to contact us?

Send an email to info@espanaguide.com