Spain has for a long time been a must-visit destination for most visitors from various parts of the world due to its great weather, ancient heritage, amazing culture, and other attractions. Regardless of your taste in dishes, attractions, fine art among others, this great country has almost everything for everyone. It also has a lot of airports which makes it easier to move from one part of the country to another. Although it’s much convenient to visit all the places of interest, the choice of where to go during your vacation isn’t easy. #best #places #spain #culture #travel #toursim

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Toledo was the capital city of the Spanish until the 16th century. Toledo is situated on a mountaintop, specifically in central Spain. Toledo is also termed as the city of Three Cultures because it was inhabited for many centuries by Christians, Muslims, and Jews. Recently, Toledo is well-known for its wealth of architecture and historic art of the Roman Empire. Medieval street in Toledo has several tourist attractions sites of the old architecture such as a synagogue, stunning cathedral, and mosque. #toledo #culture #christian #muslim #jew #architecture #history #roman #empire #tourist

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Valencia is among the largest as well as the most popular cities in Spain. Valencia is situated in the eastern part of Spain, specifically in the region of Valencia. Valencia has many impressive landmarks, an entertainment complex termed as the City of Arts and Science, and a massive culture. These buildings were constructed after redirecting the Turia River. The City of Arts and Science contains a number of artistic buildings such as a planetarium, science museum, and aquarium. Fellas Festival is hosted in Valencia every March of the year. #valencia #spain #arts #science #culture #turia

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Seville is among the best places to visit in Spain because there are exceptional lively festivals, tourist attractions, and buzzing nightlife. Seville is not only the capital city of Andalusia but also it acts as the region’s cultural and financial capital. There are several important and beautiful historic landmarks in Seville such as the popular Grand Cathedral. In this cathedral, it’s believed that it is the place where the famous Christopher Columbus was buried. Real Alcazar is another significant building in Seville that has luxurious gardens because of its extravagant marshy palace.

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Cordoba is situated in the southern part of Spain, specifically in the Andalusian region. Cordoba acts as the capital of Cordoba province. The Mezquita has several tourist attractions along the labyrinth of tiny plazas, medieval streets, and whitewashed courtyards. Mezquita was initially a mosque but recently its a cathedral. In addition, Cordoba has several places of interest such as the street of flowers, the Fortress of Christian Monarchs, and the Jewish Quarter. #cordoba #spain #andalusian #mezquita #mosque #cathedral #fortress #christian #jewish

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San Sebastian is situated on the north side of Spain, particularly in the Basque country. It acts as the capital city of Gipuzko province. San Sebastian is an impressive seaside city because its on the coast of the Bay of Biscay. There are beautiful beaches and culinary traditions. There are several buildings reconstructed in the 19th century which were affected during the Napoleonic wars. Playa de la Concha is among the popular beaches in San Sebastian, which offers water activities such as kayaking, swimming, and water skiing. #san #sebastian # spain #basque #bay #of #biscay #culinary

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