Exquisite, innovative dishes with the guarantee of internationally prestigious chefs. The highest quality products from the best producers. Recipes combining popular tradition with artistic creation to offer you exciting, new flavours. Spain’s culinary revolution, headed by master chefs like Ferrán Adriá, Arzak and Berasategui turns the pleasure of good food into a luxury for the senses that is at its finest when savoured in Spain.
Spanish cuisine is nowadays recommended in the finest restaurants, heralded by the most prestigious critics and demanded by millions of consumers the world over. It has undergone a real revolution, which, in the space of a few short years, has put Spain at the forefront of international gastronomy. With traditional styles as the basis, a modern, innovative cuisine has developed, identified by the use of quality products and by the creativity of its chefs.
Each of Spain’s regions has their own specialities, and some of them are highlighted in this video.
Andalucía
Andalucía’s cuisine is of the highest quality, but the one thing you must try is the famous cold soup of ‘gazpacho’.
It also offers eight hundred kilometres of coastline and over three hundred days of sunshine a year.
For nature lovers and active types there are two national parks, whales, orcas and dolphins and the largest mass of protected area in Spain.
Aragón
Spanish Jamón is thing to try in Aragón – look out for restaurants that offer a traditional ham carving. Apart from the food, Aragón is also home to The Pyrenees, the most important range of mountains in Spain.
The western valleys come under the humid influence of the Atlantic Ocean, creating magnificent forested areas such as the Selva de Oza, a beautiful virgin landscape.
Basque Country
The Basque Country is one of the world’s top gastronomic destinations, with key gourmet centres in San Sebastian, Hondarribia and Bilbao as well as being world-renowned for its contemporary architecture and modern art.
Navarra
Navarra, in the north of Spain, is a special land thanks to its diversity, scenery and history that can be enjoyed all year round.
Navarra has inherited the essence of its ancient Kingdom. It’s a place to walk through, to relax in and to enjoy its excellent cuisine such as cheese and chorizo.
Region of Valencia
Renowned as the home of paella, the region of Valencia is home to vibrant cities like Valencia and Alicante, sunny beaches in popular resorts like Benidorm and others dotted along the Costa Blanca and Costa Azahar.
The region also offers a mountainous interior dotted with picturesque villages and some of the most boisterous fiestas in Spain like Las Fallas or La Tomatina.
