Spain
TRAVELLING TO SPAIN
Why travel to Spain? To immerse yourself in a vibrant culture, where the sun shines most of the year, where days stretch lazily over tapas and vermouth on a terrace, and where local festivals set the rhythm of everyday life. From the colorful streets of Seville to the dramatic cliffs of Asturias, through the buzzing energy of Madrid and the unique architecture of Barcelona, each region has its own distinct personality and traditions. Not to mention that Spain boasts a fascinating history, deeply rooted in civilization and shaping an exceptional cultural heritage.
Spain holds a special place in my heart. It’s not the country where I was born, but it’s the one that has adopted me. Its energy, way of life, and warm hospitality won me over eight years ago, and they continue to amaze me every day. Through this blog, I invite you to discover a more authentic Spain, far from clichés and off the beaten path.
Madrid
Euros (EUR)
48 millions
Spanish
506.000 km²
230 V - Type E & F (european standard)
ALL SPAIN TRAVEL GUIDES
When is the best time to go to Spain?
The best time to visit Spain depends on the region you plan to explore, but in general, spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) offer the most ideal conditions. These seasons combine pleasant temperatures, little rainfall, and moderate tourist crowds. It’s the perfect time to discover major cultural cities like Seville or Madrid, where summer can become stifling, with temperatures often exceeding 40 °C.
In the interior of the country and in Andalusia, July and August are very hot — often too hot for comfortable sightseeing during the day. On the other hand, the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts are perfect in summer, with almost guaranteed sunshine, milder heat, and the sea close by to cool off.
Northern Spain, which is greener (Galicia, Asturias, the Basque Country), tends to be a bit rainier but is ideal for those who prefer to avoid extreme heat. As for the Canary Islands, they enjoy mild, sunny weather all year round, even in the middle of winter, making them an excellent off-season destination.
All in all, Spain is a very sunny country at any time of year — but it’s still Europe: winters do exist, even if they’re often bright and pleasant.
January
6 - 13 °C
February
6 - 13 °C
March
7 - 14 °C
April
8-15 °C
May
10 - 17 °C
June
13 - 20 °C
July
15 - 22 °C
August
15 - 22 °C
Sept.
14 - 21 °C
Oct.
12 - 18 °C
Nov.
9 - 15 °C
Dec.
7 - 13 °C
January
1 - 10 °C
February
1 - 12 °C
March
4 - 16 °C
April
6 - 18 °C
May
10 - 23 °C
June
14 - 29 °C
July
17 - 33 °C
August
17 - 32 °C
Sept.
13 - 27 °C
Oct.
9 - 20 °C
Nov.
4 - 15 °C
Dec.
1 - 11 °C
January
8 - 16 °C
February
9 - 17 °C
March
10 - 18 °C
April
12 - 20 °C
May
15 - 24 °C
June
18 - 29 °C
July
20 - 31 °C
August
20 - 31 °C
Sept.
18 - 28 °C
Oct.
15 - 23 °C
Nov.
12 - 19 °C
Dec.
9 - 17 °C
January
8 - 16 °C
February
9 - 17 °C
March
10 - 19 °C
April
12 - 20 °C
May
15 - 24 °C
June
18 - 29 °C
July
20 - 33 °C
August
20 - 33 °C
Sept.
18 - 28 °C
Oct.
15 - 23 °C
Nov.
12 - 20 °C
Dec.
9 - 17 °C
January
5 - 15 °C
February
5 - 15 °C
March
6 - 17 °C
April
9 - 19 °C
May
12 - 22 °C
June
16 - 27 °C
July
19 - 30 °C
August
19 - 30 °C
Sept.
17 - 27 °C
Oct.
14 - 23 °C
Nov.
11 - 19 °C
Dec.
7 - 17 °C
January
15 - 21 °C
February
15 - 21 °C
March
16 - 22 °C
April
17 - 23 °C
May
18 - 24 °C
June
19 - 25 °C
July
20 - 27 °C
August
21 - 27 °C
Sept.
20 - 27 °C
Oct.
20 - 26 °C
Nov.
18 - 24 °C
Dec.
16 - 22 °C