Rick continues his virtual walk through the streets of Madrid.

With the help of two expert guides to Spain, Rick explores trendy Barcelona, where the works of modern artists such as Picasso, Gaudí, and Dalí are a highlight of any visit.

Rick gets an insider's guide to the Castille region of central Spain, with pointers on sampling the sights of Toledo and Madrid from Spanish guide Federico Garcia Barroso.

Aziz Begdouri, a teacher and independent tour guide based in Tangier, Morocco, offers suggestions for visiting his city as a day-trip from Spain and describes the restoration of Tangier to its former glory.

Guides from Madrid and Sevilla discuss the lively cities, whitewashed hill towns, traditions, and colorful spring festivals of Andalucía.

Two Spaniards explain the role of the Spanish tradition of taking a midday nap — the siesta — in Spanish life and discuss its uncertain future in modern Spain.

Carlos Galvin, a travel specialist from Madrid, gives an overview of Spain's distinctive regional cultures and languages, and gives advice on making the most of a visit to Spain.

Jennifer Yglesias Galvin, an American woman married to a Spaniard, tells Rick about the life of an expat raising a family in Madrid.

Carlos Galvin, a tour guide from Madrid, talks about Spain's cuisine from pig's ears to bull's tails to barnacles (Rick's favorite). He tells us how to mix up a batch of sangria and explains the importance of a good jamon.

Rick chats with tour guide Jeremy Dack about the Camino de Santiago de Compostela, explaining how modern travelers can make the journey through northwestern Spain that has inspired centuries of pilgrims.