Spain is home to 13 distinct wine regions, each with its own character, climate, and food culture. Whether you're drawn to bold reds, aromatic whites, or cool-climate elegance, Food and Wine Travel can build an itinerary that takes you to the right places — and the right producers — for your tastes.
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Andalusia
Southern Spain, where whitewashed villages, Moorish history, and sun-baked landscapes stretch between Seville, Granada, and the coast.
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Castilla-La Mancha
Spain's vast central plateau of wide skies, medieval towns, and vineyard-dotted countryside, with Toledo and Cuenca as cultural standouts.
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Catalonia
Northeastern Spain, from Barcelona's buzz to the Costa Brava and inland vineyards — an energetic mix of sea, mountains, and modern creativity.
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Galicia
Spain's lush Atlantic northwest — misty green hills, dramatic coastline, and seafood-rich towns centred around Santiago de Compostela and the Rías Baixas.
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Jerez de la Frontera
In Andalusia's Cádiz province near the Atlantic, Jerez is the historic heartland of Sherry, with grand bodegas and deep traditions.
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Madrid
Spain's vibrant capital, packed with markets, neighbourhood bars, and a dining scene that runs from traditional to cutting-edge.
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Málaga
On the Costa del Sol, Málaga blends beachy ease with a revitalised old town and quick access to white villages and inland vineyards.
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Murcia
Southeastern Spain, an under-the-radar region of orchards, rugged hills, and Mediterranean coastline with a strong local food culture.
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Navarra
Northern Spain near the Pyrenees, with green valleys, medieval towns, and a delicious food culture influenced by nearby Basque Country.
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Ribera del Duero
Along the Duero River in Castile and León, Ribera is high-altitude country known for powerful, age-worthy reds and big-sky landscapes.
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Rioja
Northern Spain along the Ebro River, where vineyard landscapes meet charming towns like Haro and Laguardia in one of Spain's most visitor-friendly wine regions.
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Rueda
In Castile and León northwest of Madrid, Rueda is a relaxed, vineyard-filled region best known for crisp, refreshing whites.
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Valencia
Spain's sunny east coast, where Mediterranean beaches meet a vibrant city and inland vineyards — perfect for travellers who love markets, long lunches, and warm evenings.
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