Whether you have 10 days in Spain or want to go slow and steady full immersion, there are loads of places to visit. Diverse and dynamic, each city has its own pace of life, its own traditions, and fiestas.
We have been lucky enough to spend a lot of time in Spain and consider ourselves somewhat experts when it comes to traveling around the country. There are so many reasons to love Spain, but one of the things we love most is its diversity. Whether you want to explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Madrid, dive into the architecture of the cultural capital of Barcelona, or relax on the incredible beaches of Mallorca, this country has you covered.
In this article, we are going to cover the “popular” destinations but also some of our favorite cities that we would love to return to again and again.
1. Madrid
Madrid is one of Spain’s most interesting cities, where the past and present coexist. As the Spanish capital, Madrid gives you a glimpse into Spain’s cultural evolution and Spanish history, with the Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor keeping the city’s architecture and heritage intact. La Latina and other neighborhoods allow you to see the different styles that have shaped the city over the centuries, from baroque to contemporary, along the Gran Vía.
Art lovers will find Madrid’s cultural wealth in its museums, the Prado, Reina Sofía, and Thyssen-Bornemisza, where you can see works by Spanish artists like Velázquez, Goya, and Picasso. The city’s love of art goes beyond these museums, with theaters, galleries, and street performances everywhere for all tastes. This cultural diversity in art makes Madrid a unique destination for those who love both classic and modern.
Madrid’s food culture is a big part of its charm. Markets like Mercado de San Miguel are the perfect place to try the different regional cuisines of Spain, with stalls offering traditional tapas to modern versions of classic dishes. As the sun sets, the city comes alive, with cafes, bars, and clubs that keep the city going until the morning. Trust us, experiencing Madrid’s nightlife is to get closer to the Spanish way of life, so you will enjoy it and won’t want to leave.
2. Barcelona
Our first impression of Barcelona was magic. We fell in love with this city at first sight. Barcelona is the capital of the province of Catalunya and is located on the Mediterranean coast of Spain.
Everywhere we looked in this city was a feast for our…
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