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In recent years, Formula One has become an even more immensely popular sport in the mainstream. Various television shows and documentaries have instilled a great passion for this thrilling sport in viewers, who now follow the races and the drivers with incredible interest. Of course, the next level of excitement is attending a race in person! The World Championship events offer ample opportunities to make it to a race and are located all over the globe. For the first time since 2012, Spain will host two Grand Prix in one year so it certainly makes it one of the hot F1 destinations in 2026! Plus, the best part is that they will allow enthusiasts to indulge in their hobby all while enjoying a vacation in Spain! So, book your villa in Spain for this June or September and speed right into a perfect getaway...

Art-lovers will always find great works of art to admire if they book a villa in Spain, almost anywhere in the country – from famous and historic galleries displaying art from throughout history like the Prado in Madrid, to museums dedicated to one iconic and beloved artist like the one for Salvador Dalí in his home-town of Figueres, to churches filled with painted and sculpted masterpieces, to the astounding architectural gems dotting the streets in the likes of Barcelona. Of course, there are also temporary exhibitions, special events, and other art events that make particular times and destinations especially appealing for the art fan considering a vacation in Spain.

This year, for example, is a great time for those who love the work of Joan Miró to book a holiday rental in Catalonia and visit Barcelona as the fifty-year anniversary of the Joan Miró Foundation sees this already fascinating gallery play host to a whole year of special events celebrating this great artist...

Those who love architecture will not need to be told that a vacation rental in Barcelona and time spent exploring all that the city has to offer is a must at some point in your life, a major item to tick off the bucket list. And, of course, traces of Gaudi can famously be found all over the city. However, his are not the only architectural gems to be discovered while on holiday in Catalonia. There are many others, some dating back hundreds and hundreds of years and some much more recent additions. However, if you have an interest in architecture and you plan on coming to see Barcelona, then one of the key attractions to make sure you set aside some time for is Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe and Lilly Reich’s Barcelona Pavilion.

Barcelona has a rich and delicious history when it comes to chocolate as it was one of the key points that cacao passed through when it was first brought from Mexico to Europe in the 16th century. Chocolate continues to play an important role in the culinary life and heritage of the city, meaning that those who love chocolate should definitely consider booking a vacation rental in Barcelona! From a chocolate museum with elaborate sculptures made from the sweet treat to the exquisite chocolate shops located along Barcelona’s, "Chocolate Street,” Carrer Petritxol, there are some key attractions in town for those who are serious chocolate-lovers.

Located in the city’s Gothic Quarter, Carrer Petritxol, with its shops and the mural of tiles and commemorative plates dedicated to famous Catalan creatives and figures throughout history and celebrating the history of chocolate in the city, is a beacon for fans of the sweet stuff who are looking to satisfy some cravings and to learn more about their favourite treat while staying in one of our lovely holiday rentals in Barcelona.