We finally made it to Segovia… and instantly regretted not coming sooner. From the towering Roman aqueduct to the storybook castle and plates of seriously good food, Segovia delivers at every turn. In this episode we tell you the best time of day to visit the aqueduct, and a secret vantage point, oh plus a fantastic rooftop bar to take in the stunning view at night. We also walk through the main street, through Plaza Mayor, past the cathedral to the Alcazar that inspired Disney's Cinderalla Castle. Of course there is a whole lot more to learn about Segovia in this episode, but if you want to see the interactive map with all the places we visited, and the fantastic photos (especially the aqueduct at night) then click here www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/143/segovia

Ourense is one of those Spanish cities most travellers skip,and that’s one of the reasons why we loved it. Tucked away in inland Galicia, it’s an easily walkable city set along the Miño River, surrounded by green parks, shady trees and criss crossed by historic and modern bridges.

In this episode, we talk about why Ourense is known asSpain’s thermal capital, how you can soak in natural hot springs right in the city, and which baths are worth visiting, including Termas de Outariz. We also cover the old town, the Roman roots of As Burgas, the riverside walks, and whystaying a few nights made all the difference.

If you enjoy exploring lesser known Spanish cities, natural thermal baths, stunning landscapes and historical old towns, this episode is for you. To see all the photos, the map with all the locations mentions and links to hotels and tours that we recommend, then click here www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/142/ourense

In this episode, we talk about how we spent four enjoyable days in this coastal city in north western Galicia. We did a walking tour that really helped us understand the city, found what we think is the best tapas area, with fantastic food, great atmosphere and very reasonable prices, and spent plenty of time just wandering. It is a very unusual Spanish city and we explain why in the podcast.

We also walked part of the longest seaside promenade in Europe and visited the Tower of Hercules, the oldest Roman built lighthouse in the world that is still working today. It is simple, impressive and very much part of everyday life in A Coruña.

If you would like to see all the pictures, maps and the tours we did then click here www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/141/acoruna

Want to know about a city in Spain that has the oldest intact Roman walls in the world with 80 towers, and 10 gates that you can walk around for free and is part of the first camino in Spain? then today’s episode is for you. Not only will you learn about where these walls are, we share some of the fascinating history and the amazing food and free tapas around the city. And the best part is there are hardly any tourists. So please enjoy episode 140 all about Lugo, in Galicia Spain and if you would like to see the pictures of the city walls, then click here www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/140/lugo

Today we’re taking you with us on a brilliant day trip fromSantiago de Compostela all the way out to the edge of Galicia. It’s a route packed with coastal views, little villages, dramatic cliffs and a few surprises we didn’t expect. We’ll share what it’s like visiting Ponte Maceira in the morning mist, wandering through the fishing town of Muros, standing at the end of the Camino at Cape Finisterre and seeing the wild coastline of Muxía with its huge granite rocks and crashing waves. It’s an easy, relaxing day out and a perfect way to see more of this beautiful part of Spain without having to plan a thing. So, settle in and come along as we explore the Costa da Morte, one of Galicia’s most unforgettable coastal regions. And if you would like to see all the pictures, a map of where we went or a link to the tour, then click here www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/139/deathcoast

Take a day trip through the beautiful Galicia region in northern Spain. Come with us as we travel down the coast from Santiago de Compostela to Pontevedra. We visit a local wine region, take a fun boat trip which included as many mussels as we could eat. Next we discovered stunning beaches, dramatic scenery, and villages filled with stone crosses and legends of witches. It’s a fascinating mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. We had so much fun on this day trip and couldn't believe some of the beautiful places we saw. If you would like to see all the pictures that go with this episode then click here www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/138/galicia

We spent five nights in Santiago de Compostela home to Spain’s famous pilgrimage city, but we didn’t walk the Camino. Instead, we explored its shady parks, lively plazas, and the incredible cathedral that draws travellers from all over the world. Join us as we share what makes this city so special, even for those who arrive without hiking boots. If you would like to see all the pictures from this episode then click the link here www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/137/santiago

In this week’s Beach Travel Wine podcast, we’re taking you on some scenic day trips through the heart of southern Spain - from peaceful monasteries and misty mountain villages to clifftop towns and coastal castles. Join us as we explore some of Andalucía’s famous Pueblos Blancos (White Towns) and share our favourite moments from this unforgettable journey. If you would like to see all the pictures from this episode then click here: www.beachtravelwine.com/podcast/136/jerez