Visit Spain - Travel Blog

Cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia get the most attention from the crowds, but what about hidden Spain? Let’s dive into it

Lanzarote is one of the Canary Islands, around 600 miles (960 km) away from the mainland of Spain. Despite this distance, Lanzarote is a pretty popular spot, mostly for its beaches, “extraterrestrial” volcanic landscape, and many natural attractions. 

Mallorca is one of the most beautiful Spanish islands in the Mediterranean. It is a top-rated tourist destination due to its proximity to mainland Europe and its incredible beaches. Here is my top picks for best beaches in Mallorca

Hondarribia and Olite are two charming small villages in the north of Spain. They have rich historical heritage, well-preserved old quarters, “to die for” food, and awe-inspiring accommodation options!

San Sebastian, the Basque Country, offers a unique combination of beaches, architecture, food experience, and is a must-visit any time of the year!

Frigiliana is one of the few towns in southern Spain that has not lost its authenticity and is considered one of Andalusia’s most charming white villages

Garbí mountain is a stunningly beautiful natural spot in the Sierra de Calderona range in Spain, near Valencia

Valencia is a city with the perfect balance between being cosmopolite but still not massive, more chill, and with lots of things to do!

These are the best spots in Madrid to make your breakfast a perfect start to the day!

Spain is known as a sunny and lively country with hot, long summers. However, visiting Spain in winter is not a bad idea!

Xátiva is a beautiful historic city with a castle, a must-visit for those looking to explore the history and culture of the autonomous Valencian Community

Make sure Madrid tops your bucket list when visiting Spain; it has loads of charm and character!