Spain is a country that offers anything you could want - the best beaches, the finest cuisine, the wildest parties and the craziest cultural events. But which are the ones you really need to put on your bucket list? In this episode the Hispanophiles present the top 10 cultural bucket list activities that you must do in Spain at least once, from wine battles to stargazing via running with the bulls. But is there anything you think we've missed? What activities would you put on your Spain bucket list? We hope you enjoy this episode!

The Casa de Pilatos is a 16th century palace that fuses multiple architectural styles in the middle of Seville - the city at the centre of the world in the 1500s. Between the Mudejar archways and the Romanesque columns, the Casa de Pilatos boasts the first ever application of Italian Renaissance design anywhere on the Iberian Peninsula. Therefore, the palace tells the story of the evolution of Spain's high society in the post-Columbian and post-reconquest era where silver mined in the Americas paid for tonnes of neoclassical marble statues imported from Naples. But in spite of its splendour, the Casa de Pilatos remains relatively unknown to the millions of people coming to Spain each year!

Athletic Club Bilbao claims to be a Basque club for the Basque people, but is it really so? In this Episode of GolGolGolGol, we ruthlessly examine the biggest and most successful Football club of Euskal Herria and look at the ways in which its characteristics represent Basque culture and heritage, from the music played in the stadium, the "Gabarra Athletic" and of course the much celebrated "Basque Only" player hiring policy. But has the club been lying about the origin of some of its recent players?
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