Do you feel the excitement? As soon as the plane takes off towards Spain, your culinary journey full of flavours and aromas begins! Your first stop? Madrid! But don't delay - your adventure is heading north. Your rental car is ready, you turn up the music and set off for your first gastronomic experience.  

Your destination is Soria, the hidden gems of the Spanish countryside. This historic town will welcome you with its medieval atmosphere, narrow streets and the impressive 12th century Santo Domingo Church. And what would a visit be without a first culinary discovery? In local restaurants, you'll taste the famous Sorija truffles, succulent lamb "cordero asado" and traditional cheeses that melt on the tongue.  

Don't forget to end the day with a view from the Mirador de los Cuatro Vientos - with a fine wine in hand and a taste of Spain on your tongue!

Yesterday's leg was just the beginning - so get in the car and let's keep going! New tastes and experiences await you among the endless vineyards and green hills. First stop? Logroño in the heart of the Rioja wine region - a visit here is an absolute must! This picturesque town with its historic merchant houses is above all synonymous with wine. Stroll along the famous Calle del Laurel and sample a selection of the best tapas and pintxos in traditional bodegas, accompanied of course by the perfect local wine.  

Next stop is Pamplona, the capital of Navarre, where time stands still. The narrow streets with their colourful facades and ornate balconies will immediately charm you. In the main square, Plaza del Castillo, you'll find the legendary Iruña Café, a place where you'll enjoy not only delicious pintxos but also a touch of history. Did you know that Ernest Hemingway liked to come here?

Don't forget to enjoy the stunning views of the city from the Baluarte del Redín lookout point and notice the bull statues that commemorate the famous bull run during the San Fermín festival. Pamplona is a city full of flavours, traditions and a unique atmosphere - the perfect stop on your gourmet roadtrip!

Pays Basque, País Vasco, Euskadi - all roads lead to the Basque Country! Rugged coastlines, historic towns, endless beaches... First stop: San Sebastián. Can you hear the waves yet? As soon as you dig your toes into the sand at La Concha beach, you'll hear the most beautiful sound in the world. And did you know that this city boasts up to 16 Michelin stars? That alone suggests that San Sebastián is a gastronomic paradise worth exploring.

You'll be completely mesmerised by the views, but the destination of the day is already waiting for you. Bilbao, the largest city in the Basque Country, welcomes you with a fascinating mix of traditional and modern architecture. Hungry? Head to the historic part of town, where bars and restaurants alternate at every turn. How about a taste of the local pintxos - the Basque version of tapas?

Are you ready to explore Bilbao? Today you will be surprised by a city that will surprise you with its transformation. The original industrial atmosphere is now a thing of the past - in its place you'll find a metropolis that's a magnet for art and architecture lovers. Don't forget to visit the iconic Guggenheim Museum (optional, admission is payable locally), which is not only home to modern art but an architectural gem in its own right.

After the cultural experience, head to the old town of Casco Viejo, where you'll enjoy a stroll through the picturesque streets and admire the colorful facades of the houses and the charming white Zubizuri Bridge. When you need a little break, stop by Doña Casilda Park, the perfect spot for a picnic. By the water, surrounded by palm trees and greenery, you'll enjoy a spectacular sunset that will slowly replace the evening darkness. Bilbao will appeal to you today not only for its history, but also for its modern spirit and unforgettable flavours!

The next leg of your roadtrip awaits you! What makes the capital of Cantabria so special? It's one of the few places that has kept its authentic Spanish atmosphere and yet is not overcrowded with tourists. A great experience is the rocky peninsula of La Magdalena, where you walk through the park and suddenly you're standing in front of the palace of the same name - this place really has a fairytale atmosphere! Another unforgettable experience awaits you at the mysterious cave paintings in Altamira. Still in the mood for adventure? Then don't forget a stop in San Vicente de la Barquera, a picturesque former fishing town with beautiful coves and views of the majestic, snow-capped peaks of the Picos de Europa mountains - a sight straight out of a fairy tale! And now continue towards Gijón! Park up, stow your bags and go exploring the city. Don't forget to order a cider - the local apple cider, a popular drink in Asturias. Gijón even celebrates the Fiesta de la Sidra Natural, a festival dedicated to cider, every year. Cheers!

Your gourmet roadtrip moves from the rolling Atlantic landscape to the majestic mountains. In a nature park in southern Asturias, you'll be greeted by the peaks of the Peña Ubiña mountains, home to otters, deer and foxes, as well as a huge variety of flora. Put on your mountain boots and explore traditional mountain villages, mysterious Bronze Age cave paintings, vast plateaus and deep gorges. On the way to León, cross the impressive bridge over the de Luna Dam, its turquoise surface surrounded by green and grey mountains is breathtaking.

The capital is calling. Are you ready for Madrid? Turn on the roadtrip playlist and hit the gas. As you make your way through the northern Spanish countryside, the sleepy town of Sahagún on the St James's Way will appear before you. Everything feels a little different here? This is due to the influence of Islamic culture, which is reflected in the architecture of the local churches and monasteries. Or stop in Valladolid, where a rich cultural scene, opulent palaces and a historic centre full of discoveries await. Once you arrive in Madrid, you can't wait to explore. Stately buildings, monuments steeped in history, picturesque gardens and colourful markets - what more could you ask for? On Gran Vía, you'll be swallowed up by the hustle and bustle of the big city, no wonder this avenue is considered the artery of Madrid. Looking for the perfect place to dine? The Malasaña district will charm you with its stylish and authentic restaurants and bars - do as the locals do!

Are you ready for the best of Madrid? Let's start at Plaza de Cibeles, where the fertility goddess Kybelé is enthroned on the Fuente de Cibeles fountain. Football fans know this square well, as this is where Real Madrid celebrate their victories and championships. Apropos of Real Madrid - is a visit to the famous Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (optional, payment on site) on your bucket list? One thing is for sure: all roads lead to the Puerta del Sol! From there, the main streets run like sunbeams from the city. From afar you can see the impressive facade of the Royal Palace. The colours of the palace seem to blend into the blue sky - what a sight! Take a peek inside the royal residence and be amazed by its splendour (optional, payment on site). Your city tour shouldn't be without culinary delights: sample regional specialties at the Mercado de San Miguel or Mercado de San Antón.