In recent years, other fiestas like Valencia's tomato-throwing bash, La Tomatina, have made the international tourist radar and now draw visitors from around the world.

El Día de Los Reyes Magos (The Day of the Three Kings) is the most anticipated holiday of the year for Spanish children. Also known as Epiphany, it's celebrated 12 days after Christmas and marks the day Los Reyes Magos, the Three Kings from the East, brought gold and gifts to the newly-born Baby Jesus.

Spaniards do celebrate Christmas by spending holiday meals together, giving presents and lighting up spectacular decorations around the city centers, but many traditions are unique to their culture.

Whether it's intricate carving on an ancient temple or steel bended in ways you never thought possible, the complexities of architecture never cease to amaze.

As one of the smallest capitals in Spain, Teruel has a population of 35,000. What makes it so special is its main center, La Plaza del Torico.

Every year at this time, Valencia turns up the heat for Las Fallas, a 10-day celebration that mixes Pagan ritual involving fire with Catholic pomp and circumstance.

The Pullmantur's Horizon is a popular floating resort. The waters are crowded with sea-worthy vessels, so to make planning easier, we've done all the ...

While the city's pride in the work of its most famous son is well-deserved, Valencia has many other cultural highlights.

How did this Spanish Shangri-La get a next-door neighbor looking like the set of a science fiction movie?