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A modernist architectural gem designed by Norman Foster, one of Spain’s largest conference centers is easy to get to by rail, sea, road or air.

Bookended by a pair of historic fortified gates, this pedestrian bridge in the heart of Toledo is thought to date back to the 8th century.

Scenic harbors and beaches, clear Mediterranean waters, historic architecture and delicious cuisine make this one of Spain’s most appealing areas.

Lively cabaret entertainment sets this seaside town apart from its neighbors in Alicante. Bask in the sun on the beaches and visit the tapas bars after sundown.

Experience the authentic character of Valencia at the handicraft shops, tapas bars and weekly market of this circular-shaped square. 

One of the Costa Blanca’s finest beaches is loved by locals and vacationers alike for its soft sand, crystalline water, busy promenade and nightlife. 

Standing beside the Roman and Visigothic ruins are synagogues, mosques and churches, reminders of this city’s fascinating and vastly eclectic beginnings.

Visit a colorful neighborhood that’s close to the historical center and is known for its old churches, ancient defensive walls and open-air market.

Lively cabaret entertainment sets this seaside town apart from its neighbors in Alicante. Bask in the sun on the beaches and visit the tapas bars after sundown.

Realism is a somewhat surprising feature of this museum of modern art, with figurative art taking prime place among the contemporary masterpieces.

Separating the walled historic center from the lavish yachts of the harbor is this charming and active hub filled with street performers and shopping avenues.

Visit a colorful neighborhood that’s close to the historical center and is known for its old churches, ancient defensive walls and open-air market.

Sample seafood in the quaint towns and cities of this diverse country where you can explore an eclectic terrain featuring mountains, desert regions and coastal wonderlands.

Crowning a tall mound in Parque el Tossal, this historic castle provides wonderful views of the city and picturesque countryside.

A vast collection of Catalonian art from the 10th to 20th centuries awaits in one of Barcelona’s most emblematic buildings.

Watch some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry or attend trade and public exhibitions at this futuristic convention and exhibition center.

A vast collection of Catalonian art from the 10th to 20th centuries awaits in one of Barcelona’s most emblematic buildings.

Visit a colorful neighborhood that’s close to the historical center and is known for its old churches, ancient defensive walls and open-air market.

Particularly ornate, this church stands out from others in the city. Tour this magnificent building which is geographically and spiritually central to the area.

This 15th-century monastery is an elaborate and imposing structure, designed to display the power and might of Spain’s Catholic monarchs. 

Wander through a postcard-pretty labyrinth of cobbled streets to discover beautiful plazas and well-preserved churches and buildings that are hundreds of years old.

Scenic harbors and beaches, clear Mediterranean waters, historic architecture and delicious cuisine make this one of Spain’s most appealing areas.