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Sitges, that little sin city by-the-sea, is one of the few places left on the Iberian Peninsula for sex in the great outdoors. If one had a mind to, every single waking moment here could be spent having some sort of public sex.

Fashion designer Jesus del Pozo, one of Spain’s most influential style modernizers, has died aged 65.

Every year on the last Wednesday of August, the town of Buñol in the Spanish region of Valencia celebrates the tomato. Some 40,000 participants flock here from around the world during this messy festival.

El Bulli, one of the world’s most acclaimed and award-winning eateries, served its last supper Saturday. On the final menu were 50 dishes with intriguing names like "Clam Meringue," ’’Olive Spheres," and "Hot Cold Gin Fizz."

Food lovers can now salivate via celluloid, thanks to "El Bulli: Cooking in Progress," a meticulous exploration of how this famously avant-garde eatery comes up with its insanely inventive creations.

The Spanish city of Barcelona is preparing to construct a monument to gays that will commemorate the suffering of GLBTs throughout history.

Chueca (pronounced Choo-aye-ka) was named for Federico Chueca, a 19th century heterosexual Spanish composer. By the late 20th century, the area had deteriorated into a dangerous drug-infested slum. But Madrid’s gays turned it around.

Spain’s beloved Christmas lottery sprinkled 2.3 billion euros ($3 billion) in holiday cheer across the country Wednesday, handing out winnings eagerly welcomed by a nation facing 20 percent unemployment.

A pilgrim heading to Santiago de Compostela in ancient times could expect a warm meal and a bed after a long day’s walk. Today you can expect a bar serving hamburgers and free Wi-Fi.

About 200 gays and lesbians staged a ’kiss-in’ to protest Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to Spain and church policies that consider homosexual acts "intrinsically disordered."