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📸: Nativity scene in Alicante (Alicante, Comunitat Valenciana)

Crafting Christmas Magic: The Legacy of Spectacular Nativity Scenes

Spain lights up Christmas with nativity scenes in every imaginable style. From Madrid, Murcia, and Valladolid's exquisite Neapolitan collections to Gran Canaria's annual Sand Nativity on Las Canteras beach, creativity knows no limits. The charming town of Rute in Córdoba captivates visitors with its spectacular 1,600-kilo chocolate nativity, while Zaragoza, Valencia, and Alicante dazzle with life-size creations. Catalonia's villages bring forests and medieval streets to life with immersive live scenes, and Seville's Bethlehem Fair offers artisanal treasures to build your own festive masterpiece. Come and enjoy the magic of this cherished tradition!

📸: Briñas (La Rioja)

Spain's Wine Routes: Accessible, Welcoming, Unforgettable!

Sip, savor, and explore. Spain's Wine Routes invite everyone. From Galicia's Albariño shores to Ribera del Duero's historic vineyards, accessibility meets tradition. Navarra, La Rioja, and Aragón blend medieval villages with wines you can touch, taste, and see. Along the Mediterranean, Penedès, Utiel-Requena, and Jumilla pair sparkling cava and sun-soaked reds with festivals and ancient streets. In the south, Andalusia and Extremadura offer Montilla-Moriles and Ribera del Guadiana wines with tapas and UNESCO wonders. Every route blends heritage, nature, and flavor—wine experiences designed for every traveler.

📸: © Madrid Destino. Madrid Río Park.

31 Ways to Fall in Love with Madrid

Madrid has launched "Te faltan calles," a campaign that reimagines its 31 neighborhoods as unique tourist destinations, encouraging visitors to look beyond the traditional city center. The project showcases the diversity, culture, food, and local life in lesser-known areas, inviting people to explore all year round. The first neighborhoods featured are Carabanchel, known for its art spaces and tapas; El Capricho, which has a hidden Civil War bunker; and Casa de Campo, the city's large green escape. Nineteen more neighborhoods, such as Chueca, Madrid Río, and Lavapiés, join the map, offering routes that highlight nightlife, river walks, street art, and international cuisine. By 2026, visitors will be able to discover 31 different sides of Madrid, each with its own atmosphere, stories, and ways to experience the city.

📸: Zamora (Zamora, Castilla y León)

Las Edades del Hombre in Zamora: Sacred Art Inspires a Message of Hope

From October 17, 2025, to April 5, 2026, Zamora welcomes the 28th edition of "Las Edades del Hombre", titled "Esperanza" (Hope). Inspired by the Jubilee Year announced by Pope Francis, the exhibition encourages renewed faith in a world facing conflict, pandemic, and climate challenges. Taking place in the Cathedral of Zamora and the Church of San Cipriano, this event invites visitors and pilgrims to explore sacred art as a way to spiritual renewal. Set in one of Spain's most serene historic cities, "Esperanza" offers a profound cultural and faith experience for all who seek reflection, beauty, and a message of hope during their journey through Spain.

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