10 Tourist Attractions to Visit in Spain for

New Experience

Introduction

Spain, located in Europe’s Iberian Peninsula, has 17 autonomous regions and these have diverse
geography and cultures. This ensures a tour of Spain is filled with variety in terms of food, sightseeing
and adventure! The amazing architecture and historic edifices lure the history buffs as well. Picking
from the tourist attractions in Spain can be tedious, given the abundance of options!

Top attractions in Spain you should not miss out

In Spain, every kind of visitor can find something worth his/her interest. Whether you want to explore
sites of ancient civilizations, see relics of medieval castles, savor Spanish delicacy or witness colorful
Spanish festivals- you will not be disappointed! Ensure the following attractions feature in the most
amazing Spain tour packages chosen by you:

 The Canary Islands – Tourists visiting Spain shouldn’t miss out on Canary Islands. The
golden sandy beaches and various historic monuments make the place absolutely beautiful. You
can also arrange a trip to the volcanic mountain and make the most of your travel plan. The
archeological park and the museums in the place are also great attractions. Canary Islands is
also famous for Mount Teide, Island of Dogs and Canarian wrestling.
 The Great Mosque of Cordoba (Mezquita) – Visiting this grand mosque in Spain will
surprise any visitor. The Great Mosque of Cordoba is regarded as one of the oldest structures,
which is man-made and is still erect. The grand structure was built back in the 8 century. You
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will be mesmerized by the lavish and intricate interiors of this mosque. It has amazing
architectural beauty. Special mentions should be made of the Great Hall for Prayer, the
Hypostyle Hall, the Mihrab and the Horseshoe Arch.

 Alhambra-An edifice that is both fortress and palace, the majestic Alhambra stands as a prime
example of Moorish architecture and Spanish heritage. Overlooking the pretty city Granada,
this majestic monument is worth exploring. Its origin can be traced to 13 century. The inside
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of the edifice is also amazing.

 Merida Roman Theatre-Spain witnessed flourishing and downfall of many dynasties and the
Merida roman theater is a testimony to the fact. This stunning theater set up in 15-16 BC could
accommodate 6000 people. The double-tiered columns and original semi-circular walls are still
standing and the historic site is well preserved.
 White Towns of Andalucía – Not going to the White Towns of Andalucía while visiting Spain
is a bad idea. Popularly known as Pueblos Blancos, the town has many beautiful villages. All
the houses in the town are white in color and roofs have brown or red tiles. The flowery
balconies of the place make it look ethereal. There are enough activities for adventure travelers.

 Sagrada Familia – This is an iconic site in Barcelona, Spain. This unfinished cathedral is due
to be completed in 2026, which is the death centenary year of its architect, Antoni Gaudi. The
cathedral has typical Catalan Modernism style and can be associated with Gaudi. Nature is the
inspiration for this grand structure. On a trip to Barcelona, this site should not be missed at all.
 Belchite- Spain had a turbulent past, with centuries of war for dominance of the throne fought
between various forces and invaders. The ruins of Spanish Civil War can be seen in Belchite.
This town was ravaged during this war. Nowadays, you can find the ghost town and ruins
adjacent to another town having same name.
 The Royal Palace of Madrid-Very few royal palaces of Europe can come close to the majestic
appeal and architectural beauty of the Royal Palace of Madrid. It took 17 years to complete the
palace and it has more than 2000 opulent rooms. The official home of Spain’s royal family is
now used solely for public functions and major events.
 Alcazar of Segovia- The Alcazar of Segovia is one of the most impressive castles in Spain and
looks unique owing to its ship like build style. Located in Segovia and perched on a steep land
at confluence of 2 rivers- it is a UNESCO world heritage site. It looks beautifully illuminated
in night and the inside of the castle is also enticing.
 Baelo Claudia ruins- If you are a history buff with a keen interest in Roman Empire, you
should not miss out exploring the ruin of ancient city Baelo Claudia. The ruins located at the
sea coast have a history dating back to 2 century BC. It was deserted 4 centuries later – owing
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to natural calamities and several invasions. However, you should pick from the range of
Ireland tour packages that include this.