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Andalucía is known for sea, sun and even tapas but not, so far, its fine restaurants. Now it's hoping to take on the gastronomic powerhouses of Catalonia and the Basque Country. Chris Moss reports from Málaga
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The Alameda and Macarena districts of Seville offer an alternative from the city's usual tourist sights with their cafe-bars, art spaces, independent boutiques and markets, writes Fiona Flores Watson
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They are not exactly cheap but these cool Spanish boltholes from the accommodation website i-escape offer good value (all under £150 a night, some sleeping four) given how stylish they are
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The artist’s Margate; plus Salisbury city and off-peak Ibiza, writes Joanne O’Connor
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One organisation in Spain’s most popular tourist destination is employing homeless people as tour guides to offer an alternative view of the city
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Spanish people have a reputation as diehard meat eaters. But in recent years, as the number of vegan or vegetarian restaurants in Spain has doubled, there are signs of change, writes Trevor Baker
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