In this comprehensive travel guide, we will share everything you need to know so you can visit Spain like a professional traveller. Explore the rich and diverse history of the country, discover the top travel destinations and dive into its incredible culture, Whether you’re looking for a relaxing holiday on the coast or a trip filled with thrills, excitement and adventure – we’ll make sure you’re prepared for it all!
Want to explore the best that Spain has to offer with a group of like minded internationals? Don’t forget to check the calendar of our upcoming trip packages that range from quick and easy day trips from Madrid, to 3 day weekend adventures.
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1. Travel Through Spain – Citylife’s Spain Tours
Whether you want to go north or south, to the coast or into the mountains, we promise that Citylife Madrid has a trip package for you! Spain is our home and we love to share its dynamic culture, delicious cuisine and breathtaking landscapes with everyone who visits. You can enjoy quick day trips to charming small towns just outside of Madrid, or longer weekend adventures to the many regions beyond. Take a look at all of our upcoming Spain tours so you can explore with other young internationals!
2. Spain City Guides – Best Places to Visit in Spain
Spain is arguably one of the most diverse countries in Europe, with every region offering its visitors a new aspect of incredible landscapes, history, and culture. Below we’ve pulled together our vast collection of articles covering the top things to do in our favourite cities all across Spain. In hopes that our insights and recommendations will inspire anyone planning a visit to this beautiful country!
Madrid, the capital of Spain, is a cultural epicenter that we love to call home. In addition to being the country’s largest metropolis, politcal and financial capital, Madrid is also the historic headquarters of the Spanish Royal family and the Parliament (Corte Generales).
The city’s importance to Spain as a nation, also makes it an incredibly interesting place to visit. From its majestic royal palaces, world-renowned museums, bustling tapas bars and non-stop nightlife. Madrid offers an endless supply of attractions that cater to every type of traveler.
Check out our diverse catalogue of articles about all the amazing things to do and see in our favourite city in the world! Whether you’re stopping by for a short visit or planning to stay for a few months to work, study or just live life – we promise we have something in there for you!
2.2 Exploring Andalucía – Spain’s Fiery South
Andalucia, formally known as the Kingdom of Al-Andalus, is the Southern region of Spain where Europe and Africa come together. Home to famous sites like the incomparable Alhambra Palace in Granada, Sevilla’s historic bell tower, and Cordoba’s breathtaking mosque/cathedral hybrid. Making it a mandatory stop for anyone planning a trip to Spain.
But Andalucia is more than just its iconic cities. Its rugged mountains, whitewashed villages, golden beaches and endless olive groves make the region feel like something from a postcard. All this, and we haven’t even mentioned its incredible food scene – seemingly endless tapas with huge portions for incredible prices. And of course, we can’t forget about Flamenco, which was born in the heart of the region and can be enjoyed around every corner.
Keep reading below to find out some of our favourite things to do in Spain’s southern region of Andalucia. In these guides, we will cover the top cities of the region and what you simply can’t miss while visiting!
2.3 Exploring The North of Spain – Galicia & The Basque Region
País Vasco, or The Basque Country is a small region in the North of Spain. It’s a region unlike any other you will see in Spain, in more ways than one! Formally known as Vasconia, the Basque Country was sought after by powerful civilizations like the Romans, the Visigoths, the Franks and even the Vikings, because of it’s access to the ocean and its strategic location along the border of Francia (Medieval France). The region today is famous for it’s incredible food, having its own language (Basque) and being home to some of the most breathtaking shorelines in the country
To the east of the Basque Country lines the lush and enchanting region of Galicia. Known as the Ireland of Spain, Galicia’s deep Celtic heritage has imprinted onto the culture and still thrives today in many different ways.With its picturesque fishing villages, rugged coastlines, green countryside, ancient forests, lively music and local festivals.
Keep reading below to dive into the mystical regions of Galicia and The Basque Country. Each guide will tell you exactly what you have to see during your trip!
