Spain is one of the most colourful and interesting countries with a rich history. Every year tens of millions of tourists choose Spain as a holiday destination, because it has everything you need for that!

It is said that the Phoenicians were the first to name this wonderful, multifaceted country after landing on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea and seeing a large number of rabbits. They were absolutely everywhere! And it is so even now: you can easily see the quick rabbits, just go to the grassy plains and mountain slopes - their habitat. And this is despite the fact that the population of Spain is increasing every year - already about 48 million people!

What is Spain known for?

When talking about Spain, the first thing that comes to mind is the sea and the beach, and for good reason. Tourists love Spain's resorts for their sandy beaches, of which there are many on the Mediterranean coast. For the sun, which shines here mostly 320 days a year. For the summer, and let it be very hot, but it lasts a long time. For the short winter and the opportunity to swim in the sea even in this seemingly cold season of the year.

What else is Spain famous for?

Spain is not only sun, sea and beach! It is the country of oranges, which are grown in many regions.
The best olive oil is produced here. Chorizo, cheeses and Jamon brought from Spain is known almost all over the world!
The south of Spain is the birthplace of bullfighting and the passionate dance of flamenco, which is known for its enchanting rhythms and danceable music. Here every piece of land has its own history, which you can learn from the numerous monuments, palaces, historical centres and museums.
The amazing and picturesque places of Spain have been the setting for many famous films. The diverse delicacies and traditional dishes of Spain will leave no one indifferent. Selected wines are produced from the best varieties of grapes growing here. Having been here once, tourists come here again and again, because Spain is a country of amazing and unusual adventures!