Holiday Destinations in Spain

Spain is one of the most beautiful countries in the southern part of Europe spreading over Peninsular Spain that is sited between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, each being home to an archipelago and a North African city. Spain is not only the flamenco dancers, the stunning beaches and the popular bullfights. It’s a fascinating country featuring rich diversities, the north bearing similar-looking undulating luxuriant hills of Ireland whereas the south gives you a feel of the Morrocan architectural brilliances and breathtaking views. Its glorious history is embodied in its ancient cave paintings, magnificent Moorish palaces, collapsing castles, Renaissance and Gothic cathedrals, historic Roman ruins and numerous other exclusive specimens of contemporary architectural approaches.
The distinctiveness of Spain is characterized by the individual provinces that it controls, these kingdoms being part of the original nation of Spain. These regions of Spain are still reflective of the diverse features of the country and are manifested in their art, culture, language and food. These provinces of Spain are comprised of Almeria, Asturias, Barcelona, Badajoz, Cantabria, Granada, La Rioja, Madrid, Murcia, Valencia and Navarra. Seven independent communities of Spain join to from only one province.

Popular Places in Spain

There are plenty of famous places in Spain to visit like the salt marshes, rocky bays, mountains, medical era cities, etc. The castles, palaces and other architectural wonders are some of the most famous places in Spain.Few of them are as follows:-

• Cordoba
  Cordoba, one of the eight provinces, situated in the Autonomous Community of Andalucia, was built on the shores of the River Guadalquivir.Cordoba is an energetic, up-dated city with modern streets and a large active population.This place is known for its mosques and other architectural wonders.
• Malaga
  This is an Andalusian city that has whitewashed buildings with pink bougainvillea bushes. This is one of the most famous places in Spain to visit that is also known as the coastal jewel of Andalucia.Famous for the pasas (raisins), Malaga is also well known for its superb wines.
• Almeria
  This is one of the most famous places in Spain that lies at the foot of a mountain range. You can view the scenic locales of the city atop the Alcabaza fortress. You will enjoy a trip in the natural parks, villages, caves and enjoy the most delectable seafood and tapas bars.
• Costa Blanca
  The Costa Blanca, with its wonderful beaches attracts millions of tourists every year.There are many attractions alongside the Costa Blanca, some of them specially for tourists like the entertainment park Terra Mitica at Benidorm or the bays of Altea and Calpe.
• Madrid
  The capital city of spain is known for its music, bars, discos, cafes, etc.It is a shoppers paradise.If you are an art lover, then a visit to the art museums of Madrid, Spain are a must.

Beaches in Spain

Spain is home to lovely sandy beaches, which are located close to Huelva, Almeria and Malaga in the southern part of the country and also nearby the coastal regions of Galicia, Euskadi, Cantabria and Asturias. If you want to enjoy your holidays in exotic resort destinations you can opt for visiting the striking beaches on the Costa del Sol and Costa de la Luz. The harbor of Almerimar is one of the most attractive destinations in Spain, which is home to a number of inviting bars located in the south of Almeria.

Leisure Activities

If you want to experience the unique and pristine charms of the welcoming countrysides of Spain, you can visit the Pyrenees for trekking, or the skiing resorts of Andalucí­a that are located close to Granada. Here you can indulge in a wide number of thrilling ski-sports between the months of November and May. And for more excitement you can opt for staying in the cave hotels, cave dwellings, and breathtaking natural parks that are situated in close proximity to Baza and Guadix.

Architectural Heritage

The architectural splendors of the country which Spain boasts can be seen in Salamanca, Cordoba, Granada, Madrid and Toledo. Barcelona, on the other hand, is home to Picasso museum and Antoni Guadi’s creative architecture. Madrid, the capital city of Spain, is also home to the three most popular art museums of the country. Spain is also home to a number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites including Escorial Monastery, Burgos Cathedral, Altamira Cave, Mudí©jar Architecture of Aragon, Garajonay National Park and Old Town of Segovia with its Aqueduct.