Spain is one of the most stereotypical countries in the world? tapas, sangria, bullfighting and flamenco, but it’s actually a much more diverse country than you might imagine. The best way to discover it is to start from its fabulous cities, and then explore the natural wonders of Spain. But the beauty of Spanish cities lies above all in their ability to make these great monuments of the past coexist with the truly daring creations of modern and contemporary architecture, and cities such as Barcelona, Valencia or Bilbao are just some of the most striking examples.
Barcelona
Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, needs no introduction. It is the most famous city in Spain, loved by Italians, who appreciate the perfect combination of the charm of the Mediterranean sun and the absolute European style. Barcelona is a festival of architecture and art, but it is also a seaside city, perfect for lovers of nightlife and relaxed beach life. It is impossible not to be attracted by the works of Gaudí (especially the Sagrada Familia) or by the works in many museums (Picasso Museum, Miro Foundation), even if it is enough to get lost in the alleys of Laval, born or Barrio Gotico. of this Spanish city.

Zaragoza
Located on the banks of the Ebro River, Zaragoza has always been interested in this silent and majestic presence. Most of the city life takes place around the river and the bridges connecting all parts of the city. Zaragoza was founded by the Romans and the entire populat...