Spain attractions: guide to make the most out of your trip

The list of Spain attractions and experiences can seem daunting on your first visit, regardless of how many days you plan to spend in the country.

There are fabulous sights to see in every corner of Spain. The broad range of architectural history provides a sumptuous backdrop to city life. Here you can admire medieval mansions, royal palaces, magnificent churches, and sober red brickwork civil complexes.

Whether you want to experience the Alhambra in Granada, explore Madrid’s incredible museums, eat delicious tapas, drink Spanish wine, or enjoy Seville’s passionate flamenco performances, I am here to help!

Here is a list with a few ideas that you should consider while planning your visit.

Spanish tapas

Spanish tapas are our most famous (and delicious!) dish and without a doubt our most famous attraction. They are without a doubt the best emblem of our gastronomy. And now that they have been exported almost everywhere, it’s not hard to find a tapas bar from New York to Melbourne.

This section provides all the information you need in order to enjoy the best tapas in the world. Indulge yourself and try them as soon as possible!

Bullfights

Bullfighting in Spain is a traditional spectacle that became popular in the 18th century. It’s probably one of the most ancient mass entertainments of the world. Actually, bullfights are considered one of the symbols of the Hispanic culture and an art expression.

In Spain the bullfighting season goes from March until October. If you plan to attend a Spanish bullfight somewhere in Spain, you should have a look at the official bullfighting schedule. It includes all the corridas that will be held during the season as well as the novilladas.

If you’re planning to go, make sure to plan everything (including getting your tickets) well in advance.

Flamenco

What is flamenco? It’s both a musical style and a dance typical of Andalucía, the southern region of Spain. Originally, it was the traditional dance and music of the Andalusian gitanos (gypsies). Even though flamenco is still deeply connected to the gypsy culture, many payos (non-gypsies) have contributed to expand it both in Spain and overseas.

Seville is considered the cradle of flamenco. In fact a vast majority of famous flamenco artists were born or started their career in Seville. As result, the offer of flamenco is endless and you can choose among many options where flamenco dancing and singing are beautifully performed.

Semana Santa

Holy Week celebrations in Spain are really impressive. Depending on the city and the traditional celebrations, the place can transform itself into a place of repentance, grief and symbolic darkness. Nevertheless, despite the aesthetic, it is a very more colorful event.

Regardless of your religious attitude, don’t think twice and come to experience the best Spanish festival!

Football

Do you love Spanish soccer? La Liga is one of the strongest football leagues in Europe, and it has been entertaining the football lovers since the late 1920s. In fact, the football fever is in full swing among fans, the best players are back in action.

Among Spain attractions, football is a among the top 3 and a synonym of passion.

Why missing the thrill of attending a passionate match and watch live the most popular football stars?