Take advantage of the fact that the cold is slowly disappearing and the temperatures are getting warmer by visiting one of the 6 best cities in Spain to spend a pleasant holiday in this spring.
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Madrid
Yes, of course. Madrid is a charming city. It can be very cold in winter if you come from a warmer city, and it can be very hot in summer if you come from a colder city. However, it is reborn and blooms in spring. The sun, already warmer, invites stroll quietly through its charming streets and leafy parks.
In spring, you can take a walk through the Buen Retiro Park (rent a boat on the lake), take a bike ride through Parque Juan Carlos I or Madrid Río. And if you don't feel like walking, we recommend that you book a city tour on the open tourist bus to take advantage of the good weather or follow the route in your car: The most economical and comfortable option!
And why not get on the cable car and admire the Spanish capital from above, while you bathe in the first rays of summer sun?
If it's not too hot outside, you can always visit the Royal Palace and the Almudena Cathedral.
Vall de Boi, Lleida
The variety of the Spanish geography makes it difficult to decide which is the best destination.
However, we choose the pyrenees because in spring there is still snow on the highest peaks, the green is clear in the valleys and the water gushes from all sides, allowing the rivers to flow with vigor. No type of filter is necessary because the fields burn with wildflowers, the sun appears and the sky is truly blue. The days lengthen, and everything comes together to create a very pleasant atmosphere.
We also enjoyed the small villages with stone houses, slate in its tiles and flowerpots in the windows, as well as the streets with many curves and little traffic.
Alicante, Benidorm
Spring is an excellent time to visit Benidorm. Although many claim otherwise, the truth is that it is more than sun and beach.
Benidorm has a very pedestrianized old town, with many bars that They serve tapas from all over Spain and with a great atmosphere on the terraces. In addition to the tapas area, Benidorm has a varied range of restaurants that serve international kitchen from almost every corner of the world.
You can also go to the Mirador de Benidorm, which is one of the symbols of the city and connects the two beaches. From this viewpoint you can enjoy an impressive view of the sunset and sunrise.
Valencia
Valencia welcomes us with a sunny climate, terraces waiting to be filled and the best paellas that Spain can offer, freshly prepared on outdoor tables. There won't be as many people as in summer, so we will have the beach to ourselves to walk along the coast and maybe eat an ice cream.
We can go to the City of the Arts, walk around town, go to Botanical Garden… And much more!
Córdoba and its patios in May
Córdoba is the must-see destination in Spain in May, with its May crosses and patios, doors, and orange trees in bloom. Compared to any other month of the year, the city is bathed in light and color. In addition, during this month the popular Maystick contest is held, and several private houses open their patios to the public, full of flowers, details and meticulous attention to everyone who passes by.
The world famous Mosque-Cathedral will leave you speechless, and stroll through the Jewish quarter, taste tapas in the taverns and discover some of the hidden gems of the city, such as the Viana Palace and the Alcazar Gardens, it's a real pleasure. A laid-back city with centuries of history and a diverse cultural mix that won't let you down.
Sevilla
Sevilla it is a wonderful destination at this time of year for the April Fair, which is one of the Andalusian fairs that lasts until spring. Many tourists choose the Andalusian capital for their spring getaway for the flowers that decorate its streets, the festive atmosphere of its people and the beauty of the region.
Visit flamenco shows in Seville It is one of the essential activities, along with walking through the monuments, taking a ride in a horse-drawn carriage and tasting the local gastronomy. In a few days you will be able to know everything there is to know about the city. A weekend trip to Seville in spring will make you fall in love with the city and will make you want to return at any time of the year.
Now you know which Spanish cities you have to visit. Where are you going to start your road trip? Remember that you will have to adapt to the rules imposed by the Covid-19 state of emergency. Find out about the rules of each community and enjoy the trip.