Top Destinations in Spain You Won’t Want To Miss
Take a glance at the top destinations in Spain, which are certain to delight even the most discriminating traveler.
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Madrid
Madrid knows how to show travelers the best time. The city's party reputation is real, but that's not all Spain's capital has.
Madrid is filled with varied, vibrant neighborhoods, plus stunning parks, enviable shopping and some of the best art museums in Europe.
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Barcelona
Barcelona is hand’s down Spain's cultural capital. The Catalonian city's urban sprawl is sprinkled with Antoni Gaudí's whimsical architecture, including Basílica de la Sagrada Família and Park Güell, as well as museums carrying world-renowned artists, such as the Picasso Museum.
Don't forget to take advantage of the city's equally impressive outdoor offerings, too, including La Barceloneta beach.
If you have any spare time left, consider taking a day trip to Costa Brava (90 miles northeast of Barcelona), which is a must-visit for beach lovers and history buffs.
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Mallorca
Mallorca is easily one of Spain's greatest destinations. This dreamy island getaway features sun-kissed beaches, picturesque small towns and outdoor excursions that draw tourists year after year.
Revel in the see-through blue waters of Playa de Muro, then hop in a car and drive around the striking mountains that make up Serra de Tramuntana, one of many UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Spain Beach Destinations
If you’re looking for Caribbean-style beaches in Europe, then you need to check out Spain’s beaches. The scenic beauty includes picturesque islands and white, sandy beaches. The water is a clear turquoise color, surrounded by lush greenery. What more could you ask for?
Lining the Mediterranean coast of Spain, these beaches are wondrous and beautiful, just waiting for you to lay out a blanket and bask in the sun. Enjoy Spain's local cuisine and culture at any of these wonderful beach destinations.
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Ibiza, Balearic Islands
Ibiza is one of Spain’s most alluring islands and home to over 80 spectacular beaches. White sands line the island's coast, surrounded by shimmering turquoise water.
There are plenty of places to check out in Ibiza, including Ibiza Old Town in the south, which features marinas and European nightclubs. Get the most out of the Mediterranean when you visit Ibiza.
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Malaga, Costa del Sol, Province of Malaga, Andalucia
Costa del Sol is one of Spain’s most popular tourist attractions. This area is home to hundreds of beaches along the coast, from trendy areas of sand to hidden coves.
Malaga City is at the center of Costa del Sol, dividing it between the eastern and western regions. Malaga’s beaches are perfect for family-friendly fun, quaint fishing villages, or beachside bars buzzing with activity.
The weather in this area is perfect for year-round beach enthusiasts. Enjoy laying out in the sun, swimming, or checking out the palm trees on Malaga’s beaches.
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Marbella, Costa del Sol, Province of Malaga, Andalucia
Marbella beaches have been popular destinations for Spanish and international tourists since the 1950s. There are over 18 miles of beachfront to enjoy in Marbella, all of which have wonderful attractions to suit any beach lover.
You can enjoy tranquil beaches or hang out in hotspots with beach clubs and refreshment stalls. No matter what you’re looking for, Marbella has it.
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Nerja, Costa del Sol, Province of Malaga, Andalucia
Nerja, Spain, is only a 50-minute drive from Malaga, making it a popular tourist destination for beaches and entertainment. It has a quaint, small-town feel and is home to about 35,000 year-round residents.
This area is dotted with little coves and sandy beaches to enjoy – you’ll have difficulty deciding which beach to hang out at! While you will want to get there early to claim a parking space, there is plenty of beach for everyone.
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Palma de Mallorca, Majorca, Balearic Islands
Palma is a resort city on the island of Mallorca (Majorca) in the western Mediterranean. Like many other beach areas in Spain, Palma is dotted with spectacular beaches with white sand and tucked-away coves for an immersive experience.
But Palma has more than just beautiful beaches; It’s home to a massive Gothic cathedral that will impress any architecture lover. The nightlife in Palma is sure to be entertaining, being home to many world-renowned DJs and selective clubs.
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Tenerife, Canary Islands
The Canary Islands are a cluster of islands located off the coast of Morocco. Though it is famous for its volcano peak, many people flock to the islands for the beautiful beaches. The number of beaches on Tenerife outnumbers the other islands, which makes it a popular tourist destination.
The unique thing about Tenerife’s islands is that the beaches have black sand. This is because the island was created by volcanic activity. From pristine tourist beaches to more rugged options, there is something for everyone.
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