A country of large geographic and cultural diversity, Spain may come as a surprise to those who only know of its reputation for great beach holidays and almost endless sunshine. In 2019, Spain was the second most visited country in the world.

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Spain is home to many cities with rich cultural heritage, including Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, and Granada. These cities offer a mix of ancient architecture, museums, art galleries, and vibrant nightlife.

Here are some of the top tourist destinations in Spain:

Barcelona: Known for its unique architecture, including the works of Antoni Gaudi, such as the Sagrada Familia (map) and Park Guell (map), Barcelona is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city on the Mediterranean coast.

Madrid: The capital city of Spain is home to world-class museums, such as the Prado Museum (map) and Reina Sofia Museum (map), as well as the Royal Palace (map) and Plaza Mayor (map).

Santiago de Compostela: The destination of the famous Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, Santiago de Compostela is a historic city with a stunning cathedral and charming old town. + Camino de Santiago (wikipedia)

Tiqets is an online booking platform for museums and attractions that connects travelers worldwide with more ways to experience culture.

Beaches: Сountry has more than 5,000 miles of coastline where travellers can discover quaint little fishing villages or the grand seaside towns of the north. Some of the most popular beach destinations in Spain include the Costa del Sol (map), the Costa Blanca (map), the Costa Brava (map), and the Balearic Islands (map).

Spain’s wine regions include Rioja, Ribera del Duero and Priorat. These regions offer wine tours, tastings and the chance to explore traditional vineyards and wineries. ⇒ Which wineries to visit in Rioja (winetourismspain.com)

Mountains and nature: Spain has several mountain ranges, including the Pyrenees and the Sierra Nevada, which offer opportunities for hiking, skiing, and other outdoor activities. The country also has several national parks, such as Doñana National Park (map) and Sierra de Guadarrama National Park (map).

Always check whether the bus or the train is more convenient. The least expensive way to get around most parts of Spain is by bus.

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BUS: Virtually all companies operating Intercity buses in France including Ouibus and even German players Flixbus offer buses to/from Spanish destinations. ALSA • Grupo Avanza • Socibus and Secorbus. You can also see what is all available on Movelia.es.

TRAIN: The main train operator is RENFE, including AVE (Spanish high speed train) or Talgo intercity services. thetrainline.com – Compara los billetes de AVE, Avlo, OUIGO e iryo al instante. (*Rail travel in Europe)

AIRPORT: Information about Spanish airports ⇒ aena.es.

FERRY: Baleària • Grimaldi Lines • Trasmediterranea. + Spain’s main sea connections (spain.info)

Spain’s capital is modern, welcoming and full of history, but above all it is culture. Unique places such as the Triangle of Art or the Landscape of Light await you!

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When you need visas and entry requirements. Types of visas and where to get them. Visa for international digital nomads.

Renfe is the national railway company of Spain, and their website offers information about train schedules, routes, and fares.

Alsa is the leading bus operator in the Spanish. ‘We reached hundreds of destinations, some of which you cannot imagine.’