Top Reasons to Visit Spain Part 1

Home to about 47 million residents, Spain is the largest country in Southern Europe and the second largest in the European Union. It is the only European country with a physical border with an African country, and its official language, Spanish, is the world’s second most spoken mother tongue.

It is one of the earliest Schengen and European Union Members and a member of the NATO, and the United Nations.

With numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites and more than 8,000 kilometers of beaches that are sunny most of the year, Spain is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the EU. And not only because of the heritage sites and beaches!

There are endless reasons why Spain should be your next European destination. With its mesmerizing nature, mixed gothic and moor buildings and Roman ruins, crazy festivals, vibrant nightlife, finger-licking food, and super friendly people, Spain will make every visitor fall in love with it.

In case you are wondering whether Spain should be your next destination or not, we have made a short list for you, of the main reasons why Spain must be the next country you step in.

There is so much to see ....

Spain will leave you speechless! This is one of the most instagramable countries in the world, with a mixture of everything you would ever want to see.

Sagrada Família

Guggenhiem Museum

Basílica de Santa María

Plaza Mayor, Madrid

The architecture in Spain is wonderful, with the breathtaking temple of Sagrada Família in Barcelona, the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao that looks as if it has been built by superhumans, the masterpiece called Basílica de Santa María la Real de Covadonga in Asturias, the Plaza Mayor in Madrid, the old town of Ronda, and many many more.

Gaztelugatxe Islet on the Coast of Biscay

Spanish nature is unlike anything you have ever seen in Europe. Among others, you can travel to the Gaztelugatxe islet on the coast of Biscay, which is connected to the mainland by a man-made bridge and has a small church at its top.

You can see the Lagunas de Ruidera Natural Park, which has 15 small lakes, the As Catedrais beach with its natural arches and caves that can be seen only in low tide, or the historic gold-mining site of Las Médulas.

In Spain, you will be able to find two extremes. Wild noisy-night life in the bigger cities, and quiet, peaceful life in the Spanish villages, either by the mountains or close to the sea.

Moreover, you can always check museums of history, art, sports, etc., theatres that give a variety of performances, and you can as well go see bull-dodging.