
Long-form travel writing from the BugBitten community.

Three days on the Costa Brava — Cadaqués and the Salvador Dalí house at Portlligat, the medieval walls of Tossa de Mar, and the secret calas of the Catalan coast.

Two days in Córdoba — the extraordinary Mezquita-Catedral, the Roman bridge, the patios of the Judería, and the long Andalusian rhythm of a small Moorish city.

Three days in Bilbao — the Frank Gehry-designed Guggenheim Museum, the medieval Casco Viejo, the modern food scene, and the surprising green hills of the Basque country.

Three days in San Sebastián — La Concha bay, the Old Town pintxos crawl, the Mt Igueldo funicular, and the food culture that has made this small city the most respected eating destination in Spain.

Three days in Valencia — the City of Arts and Sciences, the Gothic old town, the Turia gardens, and a Sunday paella where it actually came from.

Three days in Granada — the Alhambra and Generalife, the white-washed Albaicín quarter, the free-tapas tradition, and the snow-capped Sierra Nevada in the distance.

Three days in Seville — the Real Alcázar, the cathedral and Giralda, the Plaza de España, and a flamenco evening that will rewire something in you.

Three days in Madrid — Plaza Mayor, the Prado and Reina Sofía, the Retiro park, the Royal Palace, and the long Sunday lunch crawl in La Latina.

Five days in Barcelona — Sagrada Família, Park Güell, the Gothic Quarter alleyways, the beach, and the slow rhythm of a city that does lunch better than anywhere.

Three days in Marseille — bouillabaisse on the Vieux-Port, a hike up to Notre-Dame de la Garde, and a boat trip into the Calanques National Park just outside the city.

A five-day Brittany itinerary — the granite walls of Saint-Malo, a ferry to Belle-Île, the prehistoric standing stones at Carnac, and the salt-aired villages in between.

Five days in Chamonix — the Aiguille du Midi cable car to 3,842m, the Mer de Glace glacier, alpine valley walks, and the village under Mont Blanc.