Christmas Markets in Barcelona

Christmas markets in Barcelona are the best way to get into the holiday spirit!

This blog post was originally posted on November 21, 2014, and was updated on November 27, 2019. Barcelona’s Christmas markets provide a classic European feel with a Catalan twist. Known as firas, Christmas markets here in the Catalan capital are unlike any other you’ll experience. And what makes the Christmas markets in Barcelona even better is […]

Restaurants in Seville With a Special Menu For New Year’s Eve

There's one thing all the best restaurants in Seville with a special menu for New Year's Eve have in common: plenty of cava!

This blog post was originally posted on December 4, 2015, and was updated on November 27, 2019. For sevillanos, one of the most important meals of the year takes place on December 31. Known as nochevieja in Spanish, New Year’s Eve is a time to cherish time spent with family along with plenty of good food and […]

3 Must-See Christmas Markets in Seville

We love visiting the gorgeous and charming Christmas markets in Seville during the winter holidays!

This blog post was originally posted on November 13, 2015, and was updated on November 27, 2019. The winter holidays will be here before we know it, and we all know what that means: Christmas markets! A timeless tradition that springs to life in any major city in Europe, Christmas markets in Seville take on […]

Where to Eat Dinner on New Year’s Eve in Barcelona

Restaurant Fonda España in Barcelona

This blog post was originally posted on December 15, 2015, and was updated on November 14, 2019. New Year’s Eve in Barcelona isn’t complete without a perfect holiday meal. If you’re wondering where, exactly, you can find one, you’ve come to the right place! There are plenty of great restaurants here in the Catalan capital serving […]

6 Things To Do In Seville In December

One of the most incredible things to do in Seville at night is to take in the views of the city at night, preferably from up above!

This blog post was originally posted on November 26, 2015, and was updated on November 6, 2019. As the temperatures get lower here in Seville, the festive cheer rises to unprecedented levels. The halls are decked, the bells are jingling, and seasonal sweets like turrones and polvorones can be found on practically every block. That […]

What to do in Barcelona in December

If you're visiting Barcelona in December, you absolutely can't miss the opportunity to walk around and check out the city's gorgeous displays of Christmas lights.

This blog post was originally posted on November 26, 2014 and was updated on November 6, 2019. The holiday season has officially arrived here in Barcelona, and we can’t wait to share our favorite winter traditions with you. The festive fun brings a new sense of magic to the streets of the Catalan capital. If […]

Where to Eat on Christmas Eve & Christmas Day in San Sebastian

Hotel Maria Cristina

Make your winter holidays unforgettable with these options for delicious Christmas Day and Christmas Eve dinners in San Sebastian. The town slows down during the Christmas holidays when local shops and restaurants close up and donostiarras get ready to spend the holidays with their families. But no worries––there are still plenty of excellent restaurants for […]

Winter Wonderland: Visiting San Sebastian in December

The annual Christmas market is a must when visiting San Sebastian in December!

This blog post was originally posted on November 27, 2017, and was updated on November 6, 2019. Basque traditions, familiar holiday celebrations and delicious food converge to create a winter wonderland here in San Sebastian in December. Most people might flock to the city’s sunny shores in the warmer months, but that just means that the […]

The 6 Best Christmas Markets in Paris You Should Visit This Winter

assorted plush toys at Christmas market stand

A tradition that originated in France’s Alsace region to the east of Paris in the 16th century, Christmas markets have grown in popularity in recent years. Each year, France’s dozens of markets—with their quaint wooden stalls, flowing mulled wine and overpriced nativity scene figurines—bring in an estimated 27 million visitors, including two million at the […]