Top Spain Painting Classes - page 3

It is a unique activity on the island of Fuerteventura in a different and natural area. Connecting with the creative side surrounded by nature and tranquility is a plan that cannot be missed.

Immerse yourself in a unique artistic experience in Barcelona, where each participant creates their own postcard. Guided by an expert, you will follow a simple step-by-step pencil drawing process, then unleash your creativity using acrylics. This workshop is perfect for everyone, without the need for previous experience, and is an ideal way to take a personal memory of the city. In the end, each work is a unique representation of your vision of Barcelona.

This artistic watercolor walk takes place in Marbella, a city of light, white walls and leisurely pace. Stroll through the old town, between quiet squares, narrow streets and historical remains, stopping in corners that reflect the Mediterranean character of the place. The tour combines walking, observation and painting, without haste and away from the format of a traditional guided tour. Share favorite places to paint and you will be helped to choose a simple and attractive frame for your watercolor. During the experience he will make two sketches, each focused on different environments: architecture, light, shade or everyday details. It doesn’t matter if it’s your first time with watercolor or if you already have experience. The goal is not perfection, but to enjoy the creative process and bring you a personal experience of Marbella.

Have you been to Barcelona before? Are you living in Barcelona and looking for something new to do? Discover a real and gorgeous Catalan village only 35 minutes by train from Barcelona. You'll see modernist architecture merging the style of Gaudi with Raspall, see rolling hills and the mountain ranges of Dosrius and Montseny, learn cyanotype and take home to prints, and a full stomach of local cheeses, dips, cake and juice.

Discover the beautiful Spanish traditions of flamenco during this evening performance at Casa de la Memoria. Flamenco has been declared a ‘living art’ from UNESCO and is something not to be missed on a trip to Seville. Watch dancers, singers, and guitarists put on a magical show and see history and tradition come alive right before your eyes.