Top 7 Best Travel Destinations in Spain You Must Visit

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Spain is a wonderful holiday destination that is sure to add some beautiful, unique experiences to your life. Flamingotravels and Touropia suggested 7 top interesting destinations you should never miss them.

Spain is a country that continues to surprise and let us tell you it’s not all sunbathing and shopping! There are so many stunning sceneries!

We’re outlining our top 7 intertesting destinations to visit Spain along with our holiday to help you make up your mind.

1. Madrid

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Madrid is the Capital of Spain and is a treat for people who love art. There is a lot of heritage and art that you can explore in this city. Picasso’s famous work is in Madrid at Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia. You can also enjoy shopping and entertainment in this city and not to forget its bubbling nightlife. A trip to Spain would be incomplete without having explored Madrid.

2. Barcelona

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Barcelona is one of Spain’s most loved cities. It is among-st the most frequently visited places in Spain and has a lot to offer. With amazing nightclubs to scenic natural beauty and from architectural marvels to everything else this city by the sea has to offer, Barcelona is truly fun and travelers are sure to enjoy time spent here.

3. Seville

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Exceptional tourist attractions, lively festivals and buzzing nightlife all make Seville the top destination in Southern Spain. As the capital city of Andalusia, Seville is also the region’s financial and cultural capital.

Seville is home to many beautiful and important historic landmarks, chief of which is the grand Cathedral of Seville, where it is believed that Christopher Columbus is buried. Other significant buildings include the Real Alcazar, an extravagant Moorish palace with luxurious gardens and a room where Christopher Columbus’s voyage to the New World was planned.

The city is also home to the largest wooden structure in the world, the Metropol Parasol, a giant umbrella-shaped structure housing the main market.

As the region’s cultural capital, Seville offers numerous museums, art galleries and entertainment venues. When the sun goes down, Seville’s nightlife scene lights up with its many bars, nightclubs and flamenco dance halls, cites Touropia.

4. Malaga

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Malaga is the place in Spain to head to for the perfect Mediterranean vibe. This is city is quite laid back and is a great place for you to relax and enjoy. Malaga is almost happening through out the year and has a lot to offer. One of the most beautiful things about it is the beach. You are sure to fall in love with the beaches and the food in Malaga.

5. Granada

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Granada province. A mid-sized city, Granada offers a perfect blend of spectacular attractions, traditional cultures and an animated nightlife. But most of all it is the home of the Alhambra, a pinnacle of Moorish art that encapsulates Andalusian history and is one of the great architectural sights of Europe.

Attesting to the city’s eventful history are its most notable landmarks, the 16th century Granada Cathedral with its magnificent domed ceiling, and the famous Alhambra, a grand Moorish palace with luxurious gardens and Arab baths.

6. Merida

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Founded back in 25 AD by the Romans, Merida boasts some of the most impressive, extensive, and well-preserved ruins in the whole of Spain. Now the capital of the autonomous community of Extremadura, the city lies in the western-central part of the Iberian Peninsula, with the Guadiana and Albarregas rivers running through it.

As it boasts almost two thousand years of history, ancient historical sights and archaeological ruins are found wherever you go. Of these, the magnificent old Roman Theatre is a must visit; it still holds flamenco shows and theater performances to this day.

Besides this, there are the wonderful remains of a Moorish fortress, as well as a remarkably well-preserved bridge, aqueduct, and hippodrome – all of which were built by the Romans. In addition, there are some lovely Baroque and Gothic churches scattered around town, as well as interesting and informative museums showcasing the city’s rich history.

7. Mallorca

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The largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, Mallorca is surrounded by the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean, with jagged cliffs, secluded coves, and beautiful beaches lining its shores. Long a popular tourist destination, the island is blessed with a warm and welcoming climate and plenty of incredible scenery.

While its mountainous interior is home to ancient hilltop monasteries and sleepy villages, its spectacular coastline is dotted with seaside towns and resorts. Sunbathing, swimming and watersports are all popular pastimes, with delicious local cuisine and seafood on offer wherever you go.

The island’s main city and capital is Palma de Mallorca. There is a beautiful old town for visitors to explore, with winding narrow streets and centuries-old buildings beneath its exquisite Gothic cathedral. The pretty town of Soller is also worth visiting for its scenic, secluded setting, as is the charming mountain village of Valldemossa.

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