Vacation in Spain | Sun, Flamenco, and Mediterranean Beaches

Sunny Holidays in Spain

Spain is an exceptional tourist destination, known for its Mediterranean climate with sunny days, diverse landscapes, rich history, vibrant culture and passionate people. A holiday in Spain means exploring vibrant cities such as Madrid and Barcelona, relaxing on the dreamy beaches of Costa del Sol, discovering the cultural traditions of regions such as Andalusia and Catalonia, and adventures in its diverse nature, from the Tabernas Desert to the forests of the north coast. From picturesque villages and remote islands to famous tourist attractions such as the Alhambra in Granada and the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Spain is a fascinating country with attractions that blend art, history and nature.

Places to visit

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Spain is a country with an incredible diversity of tourist destinations that perfectly combine culture, nature and local traditions. Here are some of the most popular places to visit during your holiday in Spain:

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Madrid

The capital of Spain is a fascinating metropolis, where you can discover places such as the Royal Palace, the Prado Museum, one of the most important museums in the world, and the Retiro Park. Madrid is the perfect combination between the elegance of historic architecture and the modern atmosphere offered by its grand boulevards, squares and skyscrapers.

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Barcelona

Known worldwide for Antoni Gaudí's modernist architecture, which can be seen in magnificent works of art such as the Sagrada Familia and Güell Park, Barcelona is a city where culture, beaches and vibrant nightlife are at home. It is a perfect destination both for cultural tourism and for a relaxing stay on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Seville

Capital of the famous Andalusia region, Seville is a city full of charm and history, especially known for the huge Cathedral of Seville and the Alcázar, an impressive palace with Moorish influences. Here is the place where you can feel the authentic spirit of Spain, where flamenco shows and local fiestas are still alive.

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Costa del Sol

If you want a getaway by the Mediterranean, the Costa del Sol is the place for you. With beautiful beaches, turquoise waters and a wide range of resorts that provide you with all the amenities you need, this coastal region is ideal for relaxation and water activities.

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Granada

Famous for the Alhambra Palace, one of the most visited monuments in the world, Granada is a city that best showcases Spain's Arab heritage. Here you can explore medieval gardens and palaces and admire spectacular views of the Sierra Nevada mountains.

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Valencia

Located on the east coast, Valencia is a modern and innovative city, especially known for the City of Arts and Sciences, an architectural masterpiece. The place does not lack either gorgeous beaches like Patacona or delicious food! Here you can enjoy the best paella, because Valencia is the place of origin of this famous dish.

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Useful information for travelers

For a holiday in sunny Spain full of authentic adventures in fascinating places full of history, here are some practical tips:

1. What is the weather in Spain and what is the best time to visit?

Spain has a varied climate, from Mediterranean in the south and on the coasts, to continental in the interior and colder in the north. The best time to visit is spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October), when the weather is pleasant and the crowding is less.

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2. What currency is used in Spain?

The official currency of Spain is the Euro (EUR).

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3. What kind of telephone network is used in Spain?

Spain has a modern telecommunications infrastructure, with 4G and 5G networks in most areas. The main operators are Movistar, Orange and Vodafone. We recommend using roaming.

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4. Is water drinkable in Spain?

Tap water is safe and safe to drink in Spain, although some tourists prefer bottled water.

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5. How to dress in Spain?

Clothing depends on the season and the area visited. In summer, thin clothes are ideal. In winter, in northern and central Spain, thicker clothes are required.

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6. What kind of sockets do we use in Spain?

Spain uses type C and F sockets, and the standard voltage is 230V at 50Hz.

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7. What kind of time zone is it in Spain?

Mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands are in the GMT+1 time zone. The Canary Islands are in the GMT time zone.

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