Regions of Spain

Andalusia is Spain's sun-drenched southern region, famous for Moorish architecture in Seville, Granada, and Córdoba, Mediterranean Costa del Sol living, and flamenco culture.

Aragon extends from the high Pyrenees mountains down to the Ebro valley, featuring dramatic medieval villages like Alquézar, Mudéjar architecture in Teruel, and Somontano wine.

Asturias (the Natural Paradise) in Green Spain features dramatic Atlantic cliffs, the soaring Picos de Europa mountain range, traditional cider culture, and historic coastal towns.

The Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea comprise Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera, offering turquoise waters, UNESCO heritage walls, and idyllic island living.

The Basque Country (Euskadi) is renowned for world-class Michelin dining, San Sebastián pintxos bars, Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum, and a dramatic Green Spain coastline.

The Canary Islands offer a subtropical year-round climate, volcanic landscapes, digital nomad hubs in Gran Canaria and Tenerife, and colonial towns like Teror.

Cantabria in northern Spain combines sweeping Atlantic surf beaches, prehistoric cave art (Altamira), alpine Picos de Europa valleys, and heritage towns like Potes and Santillana del Mar.

Castile and León is Spain's vast historical heartland, featuring monumental Romanesque and Gothic heritage in Salamanca, Segovia, Ávila, and the Ribera del Duero wine valley.

Castile-La Mancha is a land of historic windmills, dramatic fortress towns like Sigüenza and Toledo, UNESCO hanging houses in Cuenca, and world-class Manchego gastronomy.

Catalonia in northeastern Spain combines the cosmopolitan energy of Barcelona, the rugged coves of the Costa Brava, historic Roman Tarragona, and premier Penedès/Priorat wine regions.

An autonomous city on the north coast of Africa bordering Morocco.

The Community of Madrid combines the vibrant Spanish capital metropolis with imperial historic towns like Aranjuez, San Lorenzo de El Escorial, and Chinchón.

Extremadura is an authentic western region bordering Portugal, famed for Roman amphitheaters in Mérida, medieval palaces in Cáceres and Trujillo, and premium Jamón Ibérico.

Galicia in Spain's northwest is defined by dramatic ocean rías, the sacred pilgrimage destination of Santiago de Compostela, Albariño wine in Cambados, and unmatched seafood.

La Rioja is Spain's most iconic wine region, celebrated for Tempranillo cellars in Haro, historic Camino de Santiago cathedrals in Santo Domingo, and mountain charm in Ezcaray.

An autonomous city on the north coast of Africa bordering Morocco.

Navarre transitions from the green Pyrenean peaks down to the Bardenas Reales desert, featuring historic Camino stops like Estella-Lizarra and the running of the bulls in Pamplona.

The Region of Murcia in southeastern Spain offers over 300 days of sunshine, Roman naval heritage in Cartagena, fresh agricultural produce, and warm Mediterranean waters.

The Valencian Community stretches along the Mediterranean coast, featuring vibrant Valencia, the sunny Costa Blanca beaches of Alicante, and world-famous paella traditions.