You may already know Seville, Galicia, or León, but do you know where they are?
We can’t sum it up in one phrase, but we tried! Here’s a glimpse of the best of Spain!
Of course, you think about the city, but beyond the vibrant capital, the Community of Madrid offers peaceful countryside, charming towns, and beautiful natural parks. Head out to explore mountain trails in the Sierra de Guadarrama, stroll through historic villages like Alcalá de Henares, or take a day trip to visit the Grand Royal Palace at Aranjuez. Madrid has something for everyone!
Valencia is famous for its golden beaches, but that’s just the beginning! In the city, you can’t miss the City of Arts and Sciences or the lively city center. Inland, you’ll also find stunning landscapes, like the Albufera Natural Park, and charming towns like Xàtiva. Now you know that Valencia is a mix of sun, sand, and culture!
You can’t talk about Galicia without mentioning its cliffs, famous pilgrimage site, and incredible food! From the coast to its interior, Galicia has it all—breathtaking beaches, amazing seafood (don’t miss the octopus!), and unique festivals like Rapa das Bestas, where locals tame wild horses. Galicia is rich in culture wherever you go.
Almería, Cádiz, Córdoba, Granada, Huelva, Jaén, Málaga, and Sevilla—did you know all these provinces are part of Andalucía? It's hard to wrap up everything Andalucía offers because it’s full of culture and history. Enjoy whitewashed villages in the hills, flamenco performances, and festivals like Feria de Abril. Feel the warmth of Spain’s south while enjoying tapas, music, and sun. It all comes together here!
Spain has 1,500 km of Mediterranean coastline, and Murcia is one of the regions along it. With warm beaches and crystal-clear waters, it’s known for its farmland, making it one of Spain's top producers of fruits and vegetables. Beyond the beaches and food, Murcia also boasts an ancient past, including a Roman theater in Cartagena. Murcia really has it all!
You won’t find the Canary Islands on the mainland map, but if you look down, you’ll discover volcanic sceneries, sunny beaches, and unique wildlife. Each island has its own personality, from Tenerife’s beautiful forests to Lanzarote’s moon-like terrain. Hike volcanoes, enjoy water sports, or relax on black-sand beaches, all with warm weather!
Whether you’re into history or natural beauty, this region’s landscapes are timeless and truly Spanish. It’s the birthplace of Don Quixote (though you won’t find him fighting windmills today!). Home to Miguel de Cervantes, historic architecture, and Manchego cheese, Castilla-La Mancha is full of highlights. Too much to say in one paragraph—better to experience it yourself!
You probably know La Rioja for its wine, and you're right! This beautiful region is full of vineyards where wine lovers can tour famous wineries, enjoy tastings, and try wine paired with local foods like chorizo and cheese. But beyond the wine, you’ll find medieval monasteries, hiking trails, and peaceful sights that make La Rioja the perfect place to relax.
Nature lovers, this is your place! With dense mountains and a rugged coastline, you can explore the Picos de Europa, visit small fishing villages, and try the region’s famous cider: sidra! Asturias combines outdoor adventure with a down-to-earth, traditional vibe.
Where green mountains meet the sea. Discover the prehistoric Altamira caves, charming coastal towns, and stunning cliffs. The Picos de Europa mountains are combined with coastal towns like Santander, offering fresh seafood and amazing festivals. For those who love both nature and history, Cantabria is your perfect spot!
Aragón has three very different provinces: Huesca, Teruel and Zaragoza. Do you like mountains? The Pyrenees are in the north, perfect for a ski trip! Do you want to taste the best jamón? Head to Teruel, where you can find the most famous one! And if you’re looking for a bigger city, check out Zaragoza, home to the majestic Aljafería Palace and El Pilar. Tough choice, right?
The largest region in Spain, Castilla y León is the heart of Spain’s history. From the medieval beauty of the cities of Salamanca and Ávila to the vast plains of the Tierra de Campos area, full of castles, ancient churches, and a rich heritage. Don’t forget to try the food and chat with the locals—it's the perfect way to experience the region!
Cataluña is as vibrant as it is diverse. Barcelona’s modernist architecture and beaches are famous worldwide, but the region also has mountain villages, beautiful vineyards, and a culture that celebrates art, language, and history. It’s a place full of life and energy, no matter where you go!
Land of kings! Navarra has a rich history to discover, all while enjoying some delicious pinchos in Pamplona or experiencing the famous San Fermin bull run. Don’t miss the stunning Bardenas Reales (home of the Dothrakis) —perfect for any adventure lover! Navarra’s the place to be for a mix of history, adventure, and great food!
Known for impressive Roman ruins in the capital of Mérida and medieval towns like Trujillo, Extremadura is a quiet, beautiful region with a rich past where time seems to slow down. It’s close to Andalucía and Portugal, so it’s a great base for longer road trips or just relaxing and taking in the sights!
Here, you’ll find a place full of contrasts. The Basque Country is known for its unique language, strong traditions, and world-class cuisine (hello, pintxos!). With vivid cities like Bilbao and the cosmopolitan city coast of San Sebastian, it’s the perfect mix of culture, food, and nature. A must-see!
People often say the Balearic Islands are the Spanish Caribbean—but we think they’re even better! Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, and Formentera are famous for their turquoise waters, rocky cliffs, and laid-back vibes. Whether you’re looking for nightlife in Ibiza or peaceful beaches in Menorca, the Balearics are unforgettable—and you'll always want to come back!
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