Which Regional Dishes Should You Try?
Each region shines with signature dishes and wines. Build menus around place-specific specialties.

In Catalonia, seek seafood suquets and local cava; in the Basque Country, txangurro (spider crab) and txakoli pair with Atlantic views. Andalusia's gazpacho and sherry flights suit courtyard lunches. In Galicia, percebes and Albariño reward coastal detours. Rioja's lamb and reservas elevate vineyard stays.
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