Spain has as a universal holiday destination, as it is popular with everyone all over the world. There are many, many attractions to see in Spain, both in the big city and in more rural areas. By visiting these places, visitors can get a very good idea of the country and its various regions.
Barcelona has a mix of various cultures that have influenced it over the centuries, from France, Rome and the Moors. This influence is evident in the culture and architecture of the city. The old town of Barcelona has several old churches and La Rambla, which is a tree-lined street lined with cafes and vendors. Barcelona has the Columbus Museum, which is located in the same place where he started. It is also home to the Picasso museum, which is obviously the place to see the great artist’s work. There are plenty of bars and clubs with live music, and as a result, the nightlife in Barcelona is something to experience.
Madrid is the capital of Spain and it is also the largest and although it is a very modern city, it has managed to preserve some of its historical structures. The National Library that has some of the historical archives of Spain is in Madrid, as well as an archaeological museum, the Opera, the Buen Retiro park and the Madrid Palace as all the places of interest to visit in Madrid. The city is also an important center for international business and trade and is considered one of the largest financial centers in Europe.
Ibiza is one of those with an incredible nightlife, where many go to enjoy a bachelor or bachelorette party. Ibiza is where partygoers come to enjoy some of the most famous DJs in the world. The place is literally always throbbing with the sound of music as people enjoy this unique party scene.
Then, Spain also offers destinations such as Malaga, located on the Costa del Sol, which is the ideal place to avoid the cold winters. Here people just relax and sunbathe and forget about their worries. Along the same lines is Benidorm, part of the Costa Blanca, which is a very popular tourist destination. It is popular for salt baths which are said to have beneficial effects for skin diseases and arthritis.
Known as the ‘Island of Eternal Spring’, Tenerife enjoys a warm climate all year round and is practically never affected by bad weather. It belongs to the popular Canary Islands and annually receives a large number of tourists. Together with the other Canary Islands of Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Guerteventura, Tenerife offers visitors the ideal holiday destination.
Located around places of interest and high activity, Tenerife hotels abound and are generally of good quality. Depending on individual interests, it is relatively easy to find hotels and accommodation in Tenerife to suit all budgets and needs. Whether luxury or budget hotels are the requirement, Tenerife and indeed the whole of Spain can cater for the hordes of visitors who flock to the country to enjoy the sun, sand and incredible sunny weather.
