Are you looking for amazing places to see in Spain?
Spain is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe.
As it is more diverse than you think, its culture, cuisine and nature are its biggest attractions.
Here is a list of ten choices that you should consider visiting when you are in Spain this year:
Top Amazing Places and Activities in Spain
Discover the architecture of Barcelona
The main reason why Barcelona is so popular among tourists is its shape. Antoni Gaudi.
The magnificent Sagrada Familia, the surreal Casa Batlló, the dramatic Park Güell and other works have greatly influenced how we understand architecture today.
Apart from the other historical treasures, friendly people and exciting life that the city offers, the main attraction for us is the massive buildings of Gaudi. These creations are like works of art and promise an unforgettable experience.
Architecture in Spain
The amazing city of Granada in Spain
Located at the base of the Sierra Nevada mountains in southern Spain, Granada is the capital of the province of Granada.
Granada offers a perfect blend of traditional culture, vibrant nightlife and stunning sights including the world-famous Alhambra, the pinnacle of Moorish art that embodies Andalusian history.
In fact, this medieval complex overlooking Granada is one of the great architectural landmarks in Europe.
Many visitors come to Granada expressly to see the Alhambra, the last Moorish stronghold in Europe.
Thus, the Alhambra offers the visitor magnificent architecture, beautiful and attractive gardens, and stunning views of the city.
Granada
Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao
Designed by world-famous architect Frank Gehry, it is a museum in Bilbao.
In fact, this museum has one of the most unique designs in the world. An exterior panel, covered in giant panels of glass and titanium, curves to catch the sunlight.
Built in 1997, this modern art museum's permanent collection includes works by Rothko, Richard Serra, Pasquet, Anselm Kiefer, Louise Bourgeois, and Jeff Koons.
Located on the banks of the Nervión River, capturing the museum's stunning architecture from different angles is almost as fun as seeing the art inside.
Guggenheim Museum
Spanish Islands
Spain has some of the most beautiful islands in Europe, and the largest Spanish islands are evenly divided between the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands, east of the Spanish mainland.
The four main Balearic Islands (Ibiza, Formentera, Mallorca and Menorca) retain a distinct character from the rest of Spain and from each other.
Mallorca is the largest and most popular of the Balearic Islands, while Ibiza is known as a party destination.
The Canary Islands, located off the southern coast of Morocco in the Atlantic Ocean, are famous for their beautiful beaches, mild climate and important natural attractions, especially the Maspalomas Dunes in Gran Canaria and the Teide Volcano in Tenerife.
Spanish Islands
Discover Ronda
The historic city was founded on high mountains, 750 m above sea level.
Visitors from all over the world are attracted and amazed by this more than wonderful city.
The Guadalvín River runs through the city and divides it into two parts, where the waters have carved over the centuries a 100-metre-deep valley into the El Tajo.
One of the most interesting attractions are the rock paintings which are Neolithic art.
Much of Ronda's neoclassical architecture has been preserved.
Historic city of Ronda
Alicante in Spain
Sun, sea and soaring rocky peaks make Alicante a prime coastal destination in Spain.
But while many foreign tourists fly into the city's airport and then depart for resorts along the coast, Alicante is worth exploring in its own right.
Additionally, the coastal town has a bustling city beach that has the dramatic Benacantil Mountain as a backdrop, a massive rocky peak whose summit includes the Santa Barbara Castle.
Take a stroll around the city's marina in the evening and then visit the old town, it's really a city worth experiencing.
Alicante
Cordoba in Spain
Cordoba was the most important city during Moorish rule in medieval Spain, and was home to the stunning Great Mosque of Cordoba.
Today, the mosque is the city's cathedral, but it retains much of its Islamic design.
Cordoba's old city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to the city's Roman bridge, charming cobbled streets and some stunning pieces of architecture.
Cordoba
Valencia
Paella House is a great place and probably the best place to eat paella. Places Tourism in Spain.
Head to a beachside restaurant and enjoy a plate of rice for lunch (the Spanish never tend to eat a heavy dish for dinner) washed down with some agua de Valencia, a strong local caffeinated blend.
Explore Valencia's beautiful old town and don't miss the spaceship-like Valencia City of Arts and Sciences, a futuristic complex on the city's former riverbed that houses an aquarium, IMAX cinema, opera house and science museum.
Valencia
Madrid
Spain's capital and largest city, Madrid, is widely known for its vibrant nightlife scene.
The city also has a diverse mix of ethnic groups, making it one of the most colourful cosmopolitan cities in Europe.
Located within the city center are most of Madrid's most popular tourist attractions such as the Royal Palace, the residence of the King of Spain.
On the other hand, the heart of Madrid (and Spain) is Puerta del Sol, a large square that serves as the scene of important festivals, gatherings and street performers as well as a hub for the public transport network.
Another important square is Plaza Mayor, famous for its vibrant San Miguel Market.
Madrid
Finally you have to relax in Kalonji
Located on the Costa Brava, the city is a popular seaside resort with a medieval old town on a hilltop.
The most notable architectural pieces are the medieval castle, the Church of Sant Martí and a network of narrow streets with many small shops and cafes.
The coast also features beautiful sandy beaches ideal for bathing, but there are also hidden coves that can be explored by more adventurous visitors.
The main reason to go there is the coastal winds that create bigger waves that attract the city's surfers.
The hiking trails on the slopes provide great walking opportunities and viewpoints for enjoying the sunset.
Calonji
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