Travel in Spain

Explore the Spain’s coasts, discover authentic food, and make amazing memories.

A rounded archway in Seville designed with Islamic architecture with a cathedral visible in the background.

Earth to Spain

Spain Travel: Exploring a Country of Firsts

A towering pillar visible from a stone walkway in Malaga, a popular city shared in this Spain travel guide. — Copyright Eryn Gordon

A woman sitting on the sidewalk next to a mural of library books. — Copyright Eryn Gordon

A deep green tree with bright oranges in front of a Spanish church. — Copyright Eryn Gordon

The painter, Henri Matisse, once stated that, “Granada is so moving that it stimulates and melts all of the senses.” Indeed, all of Spain has a way of tickling the creative senses of all those who enter.

Spain is a country of firsts. The world’s oldest restaurant is in Madrid. The Spanish dollar became the first global currency. Though it’s a painful reality, they were also one of the first global empires during the colonization of the Americas.

One thing is for certain, Spain’s past is as interesting as its present. Whether you’re there to enjoy the seemingly endless coastline or dig into cultural experiences, you’ll find there’s something for travelers of all interests.