History is a discipline that sparks curiosity, reflection and a deep interest in understanding our past. In Spain, magazines and blogs specializing in history have become essential resources for students and history lovers alike. From Antiquity to the present day, these publications cover a wide variety of periods, figures and events, offering rigorous, accessible and enriching content.
In this article, we present a carefully curated selection of the best history magazines and blogs in Spain. These media outlets stand out not only for their editorial quality and educational approach, but also for their ability to bring history closer to the general public. You will find popular history articles, in-depth analysis, interviews with historians, book reviews and special reports that will help you broaden your perspective on the world. If you are passionate about history, these sources will become your best allies for learning, researching and enjoying the past.
List of the best history blogs and magazines in Spain
- El Reto Histórico
- La Piedra de Sísifo
- Red Historia
- Castillos y Fortalezas de Jaén
- SobreHistoria
- Historias de la Historia
- Historia National Geographic
- Muy Interesante (History section)
El Reto Histórico
El Reto Histórico is a Spanish digital magazine dedicated to popularizing history, art, culture and travel, created and run by historians, art historians and journalists. On its website you will find articles on military history, medieval history, archaeology, art history, literature and cultural exploration, with content ranging from great conquests (such as Alfonso X “the Wise”) to archaeological analyses of remote civilizations (such as Mesopotamia or Egypt).
La Piedra de Sísifo
La Piedra de Sísifo is a Spanish blog that was born in 2004 as a personal diary with a literary vocation, but has evolved into what its authors call a “Cabinet of Curiosities”. It combines texts on history, literature, art and general culture, defined by a vibrant style that seeks to surprise, inform without boring and entertain with rigor and freedom.
Red Historia
Red Historia is one of Spain's go-to portals for popularizing history, archaeology and the humanities. Its team is made up of historians, archaeologists, anthropologists and specialists in classical studies, which guarantees rigorous editorial output. It offers a wide range of content: news about archaeological discoveries, articles divided by period (Ancient, Medieval, Early Modern, Contemporary), sections on mythology, a dictionary of historiographical terms, biographies and global archaeology content.
Castillos y Fortalezas de Jaén
Castillos y Fortalezas de Jaén is a blog dedicated to the military history and monumental heritage of the province of Jaén, one of the areas with the highest concentration of castles in all of Europe and a key area during the Reconquista and the Peninsular War. Through articles organized by location (such as Burgalimar, Santa Catalina, the Fortaleza de la Mota or La Iruela), the website offers detailed analyses of their origin, architecture, defensive functions and role in decisive battles such as Navas de Tolosa (1212) and Bailén (1808).
SobreHistoria
SobreHistoria is a Spanish popular history blog (created by Tendenzias Media SL in 2019) that covers numerous periods, from Egypt, Rome and the Maya civilizations to the discovery of the Americas and World War II. Its content is extensive and varied, including popular articles such as “Who were the children of Isabella the Catholic?”, posts on ancient numeral systems and accessible explanations of key events such as the French Revolution.
Historias de la Historia
Historias de la Historia is a Spanish blog founded by Javier Sanz, with the motto “stories to make peace with History”. It covers periods from Antiquity to the 21st century and sections such as anecdotes, curiosities and even etymologies. It stands out for its engaging and thoughtful style, in which the author seeks to make history accessible and alive, with articles such as “The mistakes we make when dealing with History” that combine academic rigor with a conversational tone.
Historia National Geographic
Historia National Geographic is the Spanish edition of the prestigious magazine, published by RBA in Barcelona since 2003. It focuses on high-level popular history, combining visually striking features with rigorous research. Each issue offers varied topics such as ancient Egypt, classical Greece, the Roman Empire, medieval civilizations or key events of the modern era.
Muy Interesante (History section)
Muy Interesante's History section is an offshoot of the popular science portal Muy Interesante, specializing in historical and archaeological topics, both global in scope and focused on the History of Spain. They publish a variety of articles, from current scientific findings such as Carboniferous fossils in Mammoth Cave to research on the daily life of the Crusaders in the Holy Land, written by a team of experienced journalists and popularizers (for example, Christian Pérez, José Luis Corral, Eugenio M. Fernández Aguilar).
Publishing an article or collaborating with Spain's leading history magazines and blogs is an excellent opportunity to give visibility to your ideas, research or projects in a field where rigor, outreach and a passion for knowledge are fundamental. These media outlets have a loyal audience of readers interested in discovering, understanding and debating the great topics of the past. They also offer an editorial environment that reinforces the authority and credibility of those who take part, whether they are academics, popularizers or history enthusiasts. Choose the outlet that best fits your message and connect with a community committed to historical knowledge.
