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In the winter, Spain reveals a side that's often overlooked by sun-seekers. The Sierra Nevada mountains in Andalusia transform into a haven for ski enthusiasts, offering pristine slopes and sweeping views of the Mediterranean. Meanwhile, the streets of Granada, with its Alhambra dusted in snow, invite exploration of historical wonders free from the usual crowds. Northward, the Basque Country presents a striking contrast. Here, the coastal city of San Sebastián tempts travellers with its renowned culinary scene, where hearty stews and pintxos provide warmth against the crisp Atlantic breeze. The winter seas are rougher, yet the sight of waves crashing against the La Concha promenade is a spectacle in itself.