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Barcelona
Barcelona is a vibrant city home to beaches, great architecture, art, and festivals!
Millions of visitors head to Las Ramblas to people watch, Sagrada Familia to see if it really is finished and Museu Picasso for the obvious.
We’ve got quite a few posts to help you best plan your trip to Barcelona:
- 1-Day in Barcelona Itinerary
- 2-Day Barcelona Itinerary
- 3-Say Barcelona itinerary
- 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Visiting Sagrada Familia
- How to Reserve Tickets For La Sagrada Familia
- Things to Do in Barcelona at Night
- Things to Do in Barcelona in Winter
- Barcelona’s Best Day Trips
- The Dreamiest Viewpoints in the City
Benidorm
“Blackpool in the Sun” for some, a ridiculously fun holiday for us!
Benidorm’s Old Town is where you will find historic attractions, Tapas Alley, and gar bars.
Its New Town is jam-packed with pubs playing live music with local musicians, seasonal visiting artists, and cover acts; such a hoot!
Granada
The Spanish city of Granada is located in the south-east of Spain and is famous for its Alhambra Palace, flamenco dancing, and gratis tapas with every drink.
Granada is very close to the Sierra Nevada mountains, which are a great escape from the high summer temperature and for winter sports come snow season.
Not only that, but Granada is a short journey from the coastal towns of Malaga and Marbella, so it’s not unheard of that Spaniards are skiing in the morning and sunbathing at night!
Ibiza
There is nowhere else in the world quite like the white isle, Ibiza.
Where else can you drink cocktails on the Sunset Strip in San Antonio, party at a superclub until dawn then catch the sunrise from Playa D’en Bossa on the other side of the island?
Tenerife
Our annual winter sun location, Tenerife.
The largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, Tenners is lined with sand, rock, and black beaches, where you can sunbathe, participate in watersports, or drink sangria and pints of beer served in glass boots.
More adventurous visitors might want to check out Mount Teide or hire and car and drive the ring of the island as we have done.
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