Madrid, Spain is a must-visit destination with so many amazing attractions & delicious foods. From the iconic Gran Via and the impressive Royal Palace to bustling walking streets, fantastic markets, and Flamenco dancing - there's something to do for everyone.

As fans flood the Bernabéu neighborhood, businesses boom, streets clog and locals size up the city’s first taste of American football.

Barcelona, meanwhile – Spain’s second largest city – offers a more idiosyncratic charisma. A key trading port since pre-Roman times thanks to its strategic location on the Mediterranean, the capital of historically affluent Catalonia features one of Europe’s best preserved Gothic quarters.

From elegant boutiques to vintage streetwear and the high-end “Golden Mile,” street. Fashion here isn’t just about what you wear, it’s about how you live.