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Spain Vacation Guide

Notoriously flamboyant, sunny and drenched in Mediterranean culture, Spain is an impassioned nation home to flamenco and bull fighting, spectacular seafood and potent alcoholic coffee, deserts and ski resorts. A country that’s every bit as enticing off the beaten track as on, it invites you to explore cosmopolitan Barcelona, bask on the beaches of Andalucía and clamber amongst the rocky peaks of the Pyrenees.

When you’re in Barcelona, though, forget about Spain, as the locals are certainly trying to. Home to millions of staunch Catalan separatists, the city is a European classic, soaked in the artistic delights of Gaudi’s fairytale architecture, as well as its own gothic quarter, beaches to die for and arguably Europe’s greatest soccer team. Capital Madrid is Barcelona’s great rival, and every bit as splendid. You’ll find a city bustling with energy, a nightlife that never seems to stop (and hosts an enviable live music scene), and tapas bars galore spilling out onto the teeming boulevards.

Absorbing the culture is an essential part of a Spanish trip; you’ll have to get used to lunchtime naps, olives with every meal, and a sense that getting anything done quickly really isn’t that important. You can delve deep into some of the annual events, like the running of the bull at Pamplona, where you’ll spend your day sprinting away from an angry beast, Barcelona’s human towers, or the iconic tomato festival, ‘La Tomatina’, in Bunyol.

Granada’s traces of Muslim rule, winding backstreets and phenomenal hilltop fort make the city an impressive draw, while the Basque city of San Sebastian has a different cultural outlook, and is best explored during the pulsating evenings. Valencia’s orange-lined streets and technicolored city-centre, the beautiful Alpujarran peaks and rustic villages of Sierra Nevada, and the super clubs, wild beach parties and pleasure island vibe of Ibiza are more than worth a trip, too.

In fact, there are so many treasures to be uncovered in Spain that you could easily dedicate an entire year to just seeing the best of it. Make the most of the cuisine, walk the streets, and explore the evening vibe with a few glasses of Sangria and you can’t go wrong.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Spain

  1. Barcelona
  2. Madrid
  3. Sevilla
  4. Granada
  5. Valencia
  6. Malaga
  7. Toledo
  8. Ibiza
  9. Cedeira
  10. San Sebastian
  11. Cordoba
  12. Mallorca
  13. Salamanca
  14. tenerife
  15. Palma de Mallorca
  16. Benidorm
  17. Sitges
  18. Segovia
  19. Santiago de Compostela
  20. Pamplona
  21. Gran Canaria
  22. Bilbao
  23. Lloret de Mar
  24. Playa del Ingles
  25. Salou
  1. Nerja
  2. Ronda
  3. Lanzarote
  4. Marbella
  5. Cadiz
  6. Zaragoza
  7. Maspalomas
  8. A Coruna
  9. Puerto del Carmen
  10. Sant Antoni de Portmany
  11. Girona
  12. Santander
  13. Calella
  14. Puerto de la Cruz
  15. Tarifa
  16. Benalmadena
  17. Torremolinos
  18. La Palma
  19. Alicante
  20. Cartagena
  21. Burgos
  22. Canary Islands
  23. Tarragona
  24. Denia
  25. Las Palmas
  1. Santa Cruz de Tenerife
  2. Cala Ratjada
  3. Oviedo
  4. Fuengirola
  5. Mijas
  6. Calpe
  7. Avila
  8. Adeje
  9. Puerto Rico
  10. Montserrat
  11. Playa Blanca
  12. Blanes
  13. Playa de las Americas
  14. Paguera
  15. Peniscola
  16. San Lorenzo de El Escorial
  17. Ciutadella
  18. Vigo
  19. Cangas de Onis
  20. Rota
  21. Fuerteventura
  22. Teruel
  23. Alcudia
  24. Figueres
  25. Corralejo
  1. Llanes
  2. Sanxenxo
  3. Playa De Palma
  4. Santa Eulalia del Rio
  5. Aranjuez
  6. Amposta
  7. Andalusia
  8. Cala D'Or
  9. Cala Millor
  10. Almeria
  11. El Arenal
  12. Roses
  13. Morro del Jable
  14. Logrono
  15. Trujillo
  16. Pollenca
  17. Gijon
  18. Jerez de la Frontera
  19. Figueras
  20. Alcossebre
  21. Cambrils
  22. Platja D'Aro
  23. Cadaques
  24. Soller
  25. Ribes