Name: The Ultimate Locals’ Guide to Spain
Uploaded: 2025-06-17T15:32:27.000Z
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From our forests and cliffs to the medieval castles and towns.

To the best beaches and parties in the world.

And the best way to experience Spain is through the people and through the senses.

As we show you the sights, sounds, smells, the taste and the feelings of Spain.

If you want to know about Spain, you must visit the Prado Museum.

Here you can find artwork of the most famous artists in the world in real life.

If you come to Bilbao, you have to come to the Guggenheim.

The National Park of Monfragüe is one of the 15 national parks that Spain has.

In addition, in Monfragüe, we consider it one of the great paradises to observe birds.

Fragas d'Oeume is a national park in Galicia, Green Spain.

It's one of the best preserved forests in Europe.

Inside the park, you can visit the ancient monastery of Caballero.

Vía Verdes, or Spanish Greenways, are old railways that are now biking and walking paths.

There are more than 2,500 kilometers of Vía Verdes around Spain.

Inside the Urdaballe Reserve, the Oma Painted Forest is a popular stop for tourists.

You'll find multicolored paintings of eyes and other designs by Agustín Ibarrola, a Basque artist.

Castellugatxe is an amazing spot you can find here in the Basque coastline.

As you might have realized, this is Dragonstone from the seventh season of Game of Thrones.

At the top, there's a little church, which is beautiful.

And here in Barcelona, our most famous architect is Antoni Gaudí.

And this is the Sagrada Familia behind me.

In one day, you can see the medieval sites in Barrio del Carmen and then admire the modern and dramatic Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias.

If you're looking for medieval architecture, come here to Extremadura and you will discover cities like Cáceres, a World Heritage City.

We are at the Roman Theatre of Augusta Emerita.

It was promoted by Marco Vipsanio Agrippa, the right-hand man of Emperor Octavio Augusto.

You might think the last time we enjoyed a play here was thousands of years ago.

Spain tastes like a cup of coffee in a glass of ice.

It tastes like cheese, like cherry, like acorn-fed ham.

Sangria is a really typical drink we have here in Spain.

It's made out of red wine and fresh fruits.

Paes Vasco tastes like cider, a little tart.

Paella only has chicken, rabbit, vegetables, and rice.

I'm from the town of Corme and I work at Percebe.

I'm passionate about my job and I like it because you're surrounded by nature.

It's true that we have very bad days, winter days, which are very dangerous.

But now, in these times, in the summer, it's very nice.

The Percebes are a very easy product to cook.

You wait for the water to boil, put the Percebe in the pot, and when it boils again, the Percebe is ready.

You just have to twist it a little, throw it, and you have the meat in your hand.

Spain tastes like wine, and you're going to find so many different types of regions and grapes here that you're going to love.

Here, we produce high-quality wines from a certified organic vineyard.

Our philosophy in making wines is to be as much sustainable as we can.

Pincho is a little portion of a bigger dish.

It's a little taste of a main course, and it's really typical to go from bar to bar, tasting different pinchos in different places with your friends on the weekends.

This is the perfect point of tortilla, a little creamy.

The best part of tapas in Madrid is like, you don't have to be in one place all the time.

You can see all kinds of places and try many different things on the same day.

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