La Vall d'Uixó Located halfway between the coast and the Sierra Espadán, La Vall d'Uxó boasts an interesting monumental heritage, divided between its two traditional nuclei. The caves of San José are another of its attractions. ...
Guadix Inland in the province of Granada is Guadix, considered one of the oldest human settlements in Spain.
Segovia An impressive aqueduct from the days of the Roman Empire marks the entrance to this fairy-tale Castilian city, with the Sierra de Guadarrama in the background.
Santillana del Mar Located on the northern route of the Camino de Santiago, Santillana del Mar is a beautiful medieval town that grew up around the Collegiate Church of Santa Juliana. Several defensive towers and Renaissance palaces make Santillana one of the most important historical sites in Cantabria.
Suances A tourist town in the Besaya region, which stretches around the confluence of the rivers Saja and Besaya. It has excellent beaches, like that of Los Locos, which is ideal for surfing.
Carmona Situated on the plain of the River Corbones, Carmona is a city which stands out due to its size and the traces left by the various cultures that have populated it during its extensive history.
Burgos Burgos (Castile-Leon), one of the main stops of Camino de Santiago, preserves major signs of its medieval splendour.
Ávila Ávila will always be associated with the image of its city walls. Visible from far away, they are among the best-preserved and most complete in Europe.
Mérida Mérida is a destination that brings the old Roman Empire back to life. Its Roman theatre is still operating after 2,000 years and in the evenings through the summer it hosts the International Classical Theatre Festival.
Sant Cugat del Vallès Sant Cugat is a modern and dynamic city, located less than 20 kilometres from Barcelona and surrounded by the Collserola Natural Park, one of the largest metropolitan green spaces in the country.
Cuenca Have you ever been to a town nestled among walls of rock, with houses that seem to be hanging in the air?
San Fernando San Fernando is in the heart of the Bay of Cádiz, connected to the capital of Cádiz by an eight-kilometre spit of land.