Free walking tours
in Spain

In 1888, Café Gijón opened its doors on Paseo de Recoletos and soon became a meeting ground for Spanish intellectuals and infamous figures like Mata Hari. The city's century-old coffeehouses and traditional pastry shops hold decades of political debates, literary awards, and royal secrets. From the original mahogany counters at El Riojano to the vintage 1970s tables in Malasaña, these local institutions offer a quiet look at the past before diving into the bustling streets of Madrid.

Hola friends! Grab a cozy light sweater and your favorite pair of walking shoes, because October in Barcelona is officially here, and it is absolutely gorgeous. The sticky summer heat has finally mellowed out, leaving us with those crisp, sunny autumn days that just beg you to spend all your time outside.

When the first passengers descended into the Madrid metro in 1919, they were moving through spaces designed by Antonio Palacios. From these subterranean tunnels to the monumental white facade of the Cibeles Palace, the Galician architect tackled everything from utilitarian infrastructure to grand civic headquarters.