Spain – A country that can serve to all tastes
Spain is a vibrant and warm country, good enough to have a great vacation. Though some may like to enjoy nightlife in Spain, others like to spend time soaking the sun on the prestine beaches in the country.
A lot of us may like to adventure and participate in sports such as skiing on Sierra Nevada, other like spending peaceful holidays in one of the quaint white villages of Andalucía and discover wonderful flora and fauna in the country. There are a lot of people who come to Spain to find point breaks that are available in plenty for surfing. Whatever is your definition of a perfect holiday, you can find all elements of it in Spain.
The most cosmopolitan city of Spain, Barcelona lies near the French border and is called the most architecturally modern city in Spain. The city celebrates Antoni Gaudi’s architecture.
Walking along the Passieg De Gracia in order to experience Casa Batlo can be in amazing experience. This Antoni Gaudi’s wonder seems like lined skulls and bones but if you have a proper look; you will realize that the skulls are actually balconies and the bones like structure are used as supporting pillars.
For those who like to enjoy nightlife, the bars and restaurants are open until 10 PM and along the beach side you may find bonfire camps along with revelers who are singing and dancing to make the night shimmer.
Madrid
Museums, dining, architecture and entertainment – Madrid is known for it all. Wandering in old Madrid will introduce you some amazing places and shops where you can sample Spanish foods like tapas. The bullfight is also the Spanish tradition of sports and while you are in Madrid you must attend one. Madrid, like other Spanish neighbors is famous for late nights.
Costa del Sol
One of the most popular vacation destinations in the country is Costa del Sol which is known for some sunny and serene coastlines. The Nerja Caves is a great exploring destination. At Nerja‘s foothills you can get indulged in a party atmosphere.
Ciutadella
Located on the Minorca Islands, Ciutadella was actually a harbor town that has retained historical charm despite of the increase of tourism in Spain after 20th century. The Fiesta de San Juan welcomes you into the city and this city ensures that your visits remain a memorable experience. This narrow city that has some unusual shops and narrow streets should definitely be visited.
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