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Spain is the gateway to the Mediterranean. Mixing with relaxing culture and an exciting atmosphere, cities like Barcelona and Madrid are refreshing. In many places, you can see historical buildings that mix Christian, Muslim and Jewish imagery. Attractions like Barcelona's Sagrada Familia and Gaudi Sites in Seville, The Prado and Paseo del Artes in Madrid are the must go places in Spain.
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Spain offers unforgettable experiences like exploring the architectural wonders of Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona (Sagrada Família and Park Güell), witnessing flamenco shows in Seville, and visiting the Alhambra in Granada. For Gaudí's masterpieces, book tickets online at least 2 weeks in advance to skip long queues. Flamenco shows often sell out, so reserve seats 3-5 days prior. The Alhambra requires timed-entry tickets – secure them 1-2 months early, especially in peak season (April-October). Our platform offers bundled attraction passes with skip-the-line access for hassle-free planning.
The best times to visit Spain are spring (March–May) and fall (September–November), when you can enjoy mild weather and fewer crowds. In spring, don’t miss the April Fair in Seville, cherry blossoms in Madrid’s parks, and Murcia’s Bando de la Huerta festival. Fall is ideal for exploring the Alhambra in Granada, hiking in Montserrat, and experiencing Salamanca’s golden sandstone glow. Summer (June–August) is perfect for relaxing on the beaches of Costa del Sol, enjoying Barcelona’s vibrant festivals, and visiting family-friendly attractions in Málaga. Each season offers unique events and sights, making Spain a great destination year-round.
Don’t miss classic Spanish dishes like paella, Jamón Ibérico (cured ham), tortilla española (Spanish omelette), and patatas bravas (spicy potatoes). In summer, try refreshing gazpacho or salmorejo. Sampling tapas at local bars is a great way to experience Spain’s diverse flavors.
Travelers from the US and Canada do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days in Spain. Just ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date. Other nationalities should check specific visa requirements before booking.
Spain and Portugal share a border, with the shortest distance between them being about 403 km (250 miles). Traveling between the two is easy—options include flights, trains, buses, or driving. Many travelers combine both countries in a single itinerary, exploring highlights like Madrid, Barcelona, Lisbon, and Porto in one trip. With good planning, you can comfortably visit both Spain and Portugal together, whether you have a week or longer for your journey.
