‘Vibrant’ is Spain’s middle name, with every corner of the country bringing a new twist of culture alongside a splash of colour. Peppered with museums, art, beaches, food and music, it’s easy to see how it became the popular tourist destination it is today.
‘Fiesta’ and ‘siesta’ aren’t just words, they’re lifestyles, so feel free to party the night away with friends and recover on the luxurious white sand in the morning. Spain has long been one of the world’s most popular vacation spots.
Spain is also one of the best destinations on earth for LGBT+ travellers. You can explore thriving cities like Madrid and Barcelona. For a more rustic experience head to the south coast and explore Andalusia. You can see the remnants of Moorish Spain in cities like Granada. You can see the stunning sites of the mountain city of Ronda. Take a trip to Picasso’s birthplace and explore the Basque region. Spain is a country you can spend a lifetime discovering.
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Getting to Spain
There are direct flights from most European countries and also flights from some countries in South America North America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
General Information
Spain has long been one of our most popular destinations, for both European and US travellers. The capital city Barcelona is vibrant and buzzing, with lots to do and see. The city is dotted with the work of the famous artist Gaudi and after a long day of exploring head to the beach to catch some rays or take a refreshing dip in the sea.
Spain has many fantastic cities waiting to be discovered. Madrid, with its lively atmosphere and historic centre, offers a different experience whereas a trip to Seville will give you a glance into the past, with its authentic architecture, quaint cafes and. Seville has personality and style – it’s a place you must visit.
If you’d like to party then Spain is an unbeatable destination. Combining Barcelona with Sitges makes for an excellent itinerary. Sitges is just 40-minutes from Barcelona by train. As well as parting, you can unwind and immerse yourself in culture. Even better, you can do all these things in one trip.
Spain has a long, varied history. It was the most powerful country in Europe in the 16th-century. The great age of exploration led to the discover of the New World, much of which was initially claimed by the Spanish conquistadors. Spain is also the birthplace of many great writers and artists, not least Cervantes and Lorca. Oh, and did we mention Picasso?
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What Everyone Does In Spain
Since it is only an hour and a half flight away and offers a wide range of accommodation options, anyone can visit Barcelona. If you love culture, art and history, then there will never be a dull moment in this city as you can pack your days with visits to museums, galleries and cultural sites including the famous Sagrada Familia.
What Some People Do In Spain
Since each main city in Spain is different from the next, why not visit more than one. You could fly between each place or even rent a car and drive, allowing you to stop in some of the less well-known towns on the way.
What No One Else Does In Spain
If the Roman era interests you, then a trip to Las Medulas will definitely be worth it. You’ll find some stunning landscape on the border between Galicia and Castilla y Leon. This area was once the Roman Empire’s most important gold mine, and you will find some ancient Roman settlements in the area which have been uncovered.
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