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Spain, region by region

The 17 areas we divide Spain into, each with its own towns, sights and character.

The Court of the Myrtles (Patio de los Arrayanes) and its reflecting pool in the Alhambra, Granada

9 places

Andalusia

Southern Spanish region with Seville

The spires of the Sagrada Família basilica in Barcelona

3 places

Catalonia

Where medieval history, modernist architecture, and Mediterranean sunshine converge in perfect harmony.

An ancient Egyptian temple complex featuring a pylon gate and a main sanctuary building, illuminated at twilight against a colorful sky.

4 places

Madrid

The vibrant heart of Spain, where golden history meets electric modern life.

The turquoise cove of Cala Macarella framed by pines, Menorca

4 places

Balearic Islands

Mediterranean islands with Palma and Ibiza

The Roques de García rock formations with Mount Teide behind, Teide National Park, Tenerife

6 places

Canary Islands

Where African warmth meets volcanic landscapes in the heart of the Atlantic.

The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia at sunset

2 places

Valencia

Where futuristic architecture meets sun-drenched beaches and vibrant culinary traditions.

A rocky coastal islet connected to the mainland by a winding stone staircase, featuring a small hermitage at its peak and a natural sea arch at its base, with tourists visible on the path.

3 places

Basque Country

Where ancient Pyrenean traditions meet bold modern gastronomy and dramatic coastal landscapes.

A large, ornate stone building with Gothic Revival and Neo-Gothic features, including corner turrets with conical roofs, arched windows, and a central entrance under a statue; a Spanish flag flies atop the roof; the building is situated in an open pl

9 places

Castile and León

Where ancient history meets majestic landscapes in the heart of Spain.

The towers of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral above the old town, Galicia

3 places

Galicia

Where rugged Atlantic landscapes meet ancient Celtic heritage and the finest seafood in Spain.

The Basílica del Pilar and the Ebro river in Zaragoza, Aragon

2 places

Aragon

Where rugged Pyrenean peaks meet the historic grandeur of the Ebro Valley.

The Royal Palace of Olite, Navarre

5 places

Navarre

Where the Pyrenean peaks meet the ancient roads of the Camino.

A panoramic view of a historic city built on steep cliffs overlooking a river with a weir and a small stone building in the foreground.

6 places

Castile-La Mancha

Central Spanish region with Toledo and Cuenca

The Roman theatre of Cartagena, Region of Murcia

2 places

Murcia

Where the sun-drenched Mediterranean meets the rugged Sierra, offering a gastronomic and cultural escape.

A glacial lake at the Lagos de Covadonga in the Picos de Europa, Asturias

3 places

Asturias

Where the Cantabrian Sea meets the green, rugged spine of northern Spain.

Green hills rising to the Picos de Europa, Cantabria

3 places

Cantabria

Where the Cantabrian Sea meets the majestic peaks of the Picos de Europa in a land of lush greenery and ancient history.

Vineyard rows beneath the Conchas de Haro rock ridge in La Rioja

1 place

La Rioja

Where ancient vineyards meet dramatic landscapes in the heart of Spain

The image shows the Puerta de Palmas, a monumental city gate with two large cylindrical towers and a central archway, located in Badajoz, Spain.

2 places

Extremadura

Where ancient history, diverse landscapes, and authentic gastronomy converge in the heart of western Spain.