Cities in Spain

Historic fortified village near the Pyrenees

Picturesque hilltop town with well-preserved Moorish influence

Often called one of Spain's most beautiful villages, this medieval town is perched on a mountainside above the Guadalaviar River. Known for its distinctive pink-hued buildings, narrow winding streets, and well-preserved medieval architecture, all surrounded by ancient walls. The town is also a mecca for rock climbing enthusiasts.

Capital of Catalonia, famous for Gaudí architecture and Mediterranean beaches.

Largest city in the Basque Country, known for the Guggenheim Museum.

Small town in Valencia known for La Tomatina festival.

A historic city that was once the capital of the unified kingdom of Castile and León and an important stop on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route. Founded in 884, Burgos is dominated by its magnificent Gothic cathedral and preserves a medieval old town with numerous historic buildings. The city has a rich cultural heritage as the birthplace of El Cid, the national hero of Spain, and sits along the banks of the Arlanzón River, offering beautiful riverside promenades.

Holy city known for its annual Wine Horses festival

Spanish autonomous city located on the north coast of Africa, sharing a border with Morocco. It features diverse cultural influences, historic fortifications, and Mediterranean views.

Coastal town with Gaudí architecture and a stylish historic center

Historic city in Andalusia known for the Mezquita and its well-preserved old town.

Medieval city perched dramatically on limestone cliffs above the Huécar and Júcar rivers. Famous for its hanging houses (Casas Colgadas) that cling to the cliff edges. A UNESCO World Heritage Site with a perfectly preserved historical center featuring diverse architectural styles.

The largest city in Asturias, Gijón is a vibrant coastal city combining industrial heritage with beautiful beaches and a historic quarter. Features a revitalized waterfront, excellent maritime museums, and remains of ancient Roman baths. Known for its sidrerías (cider houses) and lively cultural scene.

Historic Catalan city known for its medieval architecture and cuisine.

Historic city in Andalusia, home of the Alhambra palace and Arab influence.

Town recognized as the capital of Rioja wine

More than just a party destination, Ibiza Town offers rich cultural experiences with its UNESCO-listed Dalt Vila (fortified Old Town), ancient necropolis of Puig des Molins, and authentic local markets where traditional crafts can be found alongside modern boutiques.

The capital of Gran Canaria and the largest city in the Canary Islands, offering a rich blend of history, culture, and beach life. Explore the historic district of Vegueta with its colonial architecture, visit Casa de Colón (Columbus House museum), and experience the vibrant local culture at Mercado de Vegueta.

Founded as a Roman military camp in the 1st century BC, León became the capital of the Kingdom of León in the Middle Ages and played a crucial role in the Reconquista. The city features an impressive Gothic cathedral with spectacular stained glass windows, a Romanesque basilica, and a historic quarter filled with tapas bars and plazas. As an important stop on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, León combines religious heritage with a lively social atmosphere and university town energy.

Baroque architecture and fortress city

Capital of Spain, known for its rich cultural heritage, museums, and vibrant nightlife.

The capital of Menorca with one of the largest natural harbors in the world. The city features Georgian architecture (a legacy of British rule), prehistoric archaeological sites, and a more relaxed atmosphere than its neighboring islands, perfect for authentic cultural experiences.

Spanish autonomous city located on the north coast of Africa, bordering Morocco. Known for its modernist architecture, multicultural heritage, and historic fortified old town.

A coastal city in Andalusia known for its beautiful beaches, historic center, and being the birthplace of Pablo Picasso.

The capital of Asturias, known for its medieval old town, stunning cathedral, and vibrant cultural scene. Oviedo is famous for its pre-Romanesque churches, which are UNESCO World Heritage sites, and for being a significant stop on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.

The capital of Mallorca featuring a stunning Gothic cathedral, historic old town, and vibrant cultural scene. The city offers a perfect blend of beach relaxation and cultural exploration with La Seu Cathedral, Bellver Castle, and charming narrow streets of the old quarter.

Capital of Navarre, famous for the Running of the Bulls during San Fermin.

Mountain town near Picos de Europa, known for medieval bridges

Coastal town on the border between Galicia and Asturias, famous for being home to one of Spain's most unique beaches - As Catedrais (Cathedral Beach). Features a charming historic center, a marina, and beautiful coastal landscapes.

A UNESCO World Heritage city known for its stunning sandstone architecture, magnificent Plaza Mayor, and prestigious university founded in 1134. The "Golden City" features two cathedrals, numerous palaces, and a vibrant cultural scene centered around its historic university, which is one of the oldest in Europe.

Also known as Donostia in Basque, San Sebastian is one of Spain's most beautiful cities, renowned for its stunning beaches, sophisticated culture, and world-class cuisine. Home to more Michelin-starred restaurants per capita than any other city in the world and famous for its pintxos (Basque tapas). The elegant Belle Époque architecture, spectacular bay setting, and cultural events like the San Sebastian International Film Festival make it a top destination in northern Spain.

The capital of Tenerife and co-capital of the Canary Islands, known for its stunning Auditorio de Tenerife, historic buildings, and one of Spain's most important carnivals. The city offers authentic Canarian culture with its museums, plazas, and local cuisine, while serving as a gateway to exploring the diverse landscapes of Tenerife.

Capital of Galicia and the destination of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage.

Often called the "town of three lies" as it is neither a saint (santa), flat (llana), nor by the sea (mar). This perfectly preserved medieval village is one of Spain's most beautiful, featuring cobblestone streets and historic stone buildings dating from the 14th-18th centuries. Located near the famous Altamira Caves.

Stop on the Camino de Santiago with medieval heritage

A historic city famous for its magnificent Roman aqueduct, fairytale-like Alcázar, and elegant Gothic cathedral. This UNESCO World Heritage city features perfectly preserved medieval walls, Renaissance palaces, and Romanesque churches. The city's dramatic setting on a rocky limestone ridge between two rivers adds to its spectacular beauty.

Capital of Andalusia, famous for flamenco, Moorish architecture, and the Alcázar palace.

Historic city south of Madrid known as the "City of Three Cultures".

Charming coastal town on the Costa Brava with golden sand beaches, pine-scented air, and a beautiful medieval old town featuring defensive turrets. Known for combining beach relaxation with historic charm.

Medieval town known for its conquistador history

Known for the City of Arts and Sciences and as the birthplace of paella.

Charming small city with a historical castle and squares

Known for its perfectly preserved medieval walls, Ávila is one of Spain's highest provincial capitals with an altitude of 1,131 meters. Founded in the 11th century to protect Spanish territories from Moorish invasions, the city is the birthplace of Saint Teresa and maintains a mystical atmosphere with its numerous churches and convents. The impressive stone walls with 88 towers and 9 gates encircle the old town, creating one of the best examples of a medieval fortified city in Europe.