Spain: where life feels like a ‘fiesta’
Spain reflects an outstanding contrast of the exotic and the relaxed, wild and tame, historic and the modern and this perfect blend certainly makes it one of the best places that you must visit at least once in your lifetime. Whether it’s the splendid sunshine and beaches for you to relax or the cultural diversity to take in, it’s the famous lazy-day siestas or the full of life flamencos and festivals you take part in, delicious Spanish tapas you gorge on or the beautiful historic sites you soak in, the entire country of Spain is an open book of amazing experiences.
Finest Travel Spots to Explore
Madrid: Where Spain’s heart beats with energy
Considered as one of Europe’s most interesting cities and a lifetime experience, Madrid, the capital city of Spain has a distinctive character that is hard to find anywhere in the entire region. The city is the main centre of business and the political hub of Spain as well as the most popular region for exploring the cultural and artistic heritage and a vibrant nightlife and therefore, this dazzling capital wears ‘many hats’. It has vibrant neighbourhoods, stunning parks, magnificent resorts, great shopping and food scenes and some of the most world-renowned museums including the Prado Museum and Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum. To put it briefly, of all the cities in Spain, Madrid is the one that knows how to show travellers the best time.
Valencia: Where the old and new tie a knot in bliss!
Being one of the oldest cities in Spain and the fastest growing in terms of adapting to modern times, Valencia stands out for offering a little taste of both the old and the new. Here is where you’ll get to experience the classic architecture at the Valencia Cathedral as well as discover the modern sites like the City of Arts and Sciences and the Valencia Institute of Modern Art. Though you can now easily experience a modern display of attractions with ultimate food and wine tasting fit for your liking and wander through the knot of little chic streets with cafes, the city has well maintained its unique portion of Spanish history over the years. Visit the majestic late-15th-century building Llotja de la Seda which is also a designated UNESCO site and get instantly entranced by its Gothic architecture. Get charmed by the green hues of Jardí Del Túria as you walk around its beautiful alleys.
Malaga: Where the beach and party vibes intermingle!
Located in the Southern chunk of Spain, Malaga is a culturally rich town intertwining with a sunny yellow-sand coast of the lively Costa del Sol and a robust metropolitan environment. Here you can hop on a plethora of beaches, dip your toes or swim in the azure blue waters of the sea while enjoying one of the city’s chic bars and bustling restaurants where the nightlife knows no limit! The city is also the birthplace of world-famous artist Pablo Picasso and therefore, you’ll see unique museums, gorgeous buildings and a fascinating history dedicated solely to him and his celebrated life. History fanatics are in for a treat here as you’ll find plenty of attractions that are reminiscent of the bygone time. While on the charming cobbled streets of Old town you’ll find surreal peace, there is a Moorish fortress of Alcazaba and Gilbralfaro castle which is like a pleasant sensation to your curious senses. Then there is a Roman Amphitheatre on a mountainside along with the Cathedral of Malaga and La Farola lighthouse that are the top tourist attractions too. Those looking to take in the exceptional city views can spare around an hour to hike up the nearby Mount Gibralfaro.
Experiences on the tour of Spain
This country is always high on spirits and buzzing with lively energy and is truly an arena of exotic experiences. No wonder why its love for art, its philosophy of a ‘good life’, the dynamic cities, cinematic coastlines, remarkable landscapes, architectural wonders
Essential Outdoor Experiential Activities
Spain flaunts many adventurous activities for thrill-seekers. Besides the natural escape, incredible adventure sports are there in Spain that tourists can enjoy.
Your Travel Map Guide
Use the Spain map to locate the country’s major destinations and find out what each one has to offer.
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