Spain Things to Do

There are two faiths in Spain: the church and football. Football is the most popular sport in the country and the Spanish excel at the game on an international level. They are current holders of the FIFA World Cup (next contested in 2014 in Brazil), and won Euro 2012, although they were defeated early in the Olympics much to everyone’s surprise.

The city of Valencia is on fire!

Every year Valencia’s grandest annual festival, Las Fallas, is celebrated from 15 till 19 March in a continuous round-the-clock party.

The southwestern tip of Spain is just 9 miles (14 km) across the water from Morocco, perfect for a day trip or even a longer adventure into Africa.

Valencia is small enough that visitors are able to see it all and big enough to have that depth and breadth of life and culture that makes a visit truly memorable.

In every village, town and city in Spain you’ll find a healthy bar culture: it’s where people gather to share news, listen to music, dance and celebrate life. And of course to have a drink or two. But what does one drink when in Spain?

What could be more fun than doing something you’re not normally allowed to do? Say, for example, throwing tomatoes at people.