Paradores of Spain

Set in a 14th-century Arab fortress overlooking the Guadalquivir Valley, this parador features Moorish architecture, arched doorways, and a beautiful courtyard. Located in the historic town of Carmona near Seville, it offers both cultural richness and natural beauty.

Perched atop the Santa Catalina hill in a restored castle, this parador offers spectacular panoramic views of the city and surrounding olive groves. The Arab fortress origins and impressive stone architecture create a truly atmospheric experience.

Perched on the edge of the famous Tajo gorge with breathtaking views, this parador is housed in the former town hall building. The hotel offers a swimming pool and stunning vistas of the Puente Nuevo bridge and surrounding mountains.

Housed in a magnificent 16th-century monastery and former pilgrim hospital, this parador is one of the most extraordinary historic hotels in Spain. The impressive plateresque façade, elegant cloisters, and museum-quality art make this a truly unique lodging experience.

Set in a 12th-century Arab fortress converted into a medieval castle, this impressive parador features thick stone walls, vaulted ceilings, and a majestic courtyard. Located in the historic town of Sigüenza, it offers a truly authentic medieval experience.

Set in a 9th-century medieval castle on a hill overlooking Cardona, this dramatic parador features vaulted ceilings and stone walls. The ancient fortress offers unique medieval-style rooms and spectacular views of the Catalonian countryside.

Set in a restored 17th-century convent school in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Alcalá de Henares, birthplace of Cervantes. This elegant parador combines historical architecture with contemporary design and offers a luxury spa experience.

Located in the heart of Cáceres' UNESCO-listed old town, this parador is set in a restored palace combining Renaissance and Gothic elements. The stone façade, peaceful courtyard, and elegant rooms offer an authentic experience in a perfectly preserved medieval city.

Located within a spectacular walled fortress on a peninsula overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. This maritime parador offers impressive sea views, elegant rooms, and was the first European port to receive news of the discovery of America when the Pinta ship arrived in 1493.

Housed in a spectacular 6th-century Benedictine monastery in the midst of the Ribeira Sacra region, this parador features three magnificent cloisters from different periods. Surrounded by chestnut forests and overlooking the Sil River canyon, it offers tranquility and natural beauty.

A hotel housed in a former 16th-century convent, offering spectacular views of the hanging houses of Cuenca.

A modern hotel built on the ruins of the summer palace of Abd-ar-Rahman I, offering panoramic views of the city.

A historic luxury hotel located within the Alhambra complex.

Also known as Hostal dos Reis Católicos, this historic hotel is located in a former royal hospital built in 1499, right next to the Santiago Cathedral.

A hotel with panoramic views of the historic city of Toledo, located on the Emperador Hill.