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<strong>Spain’s most beautiful places — Lanzarote: </strong>The Canary Islands are a stunning archipelago off the West African coast — Lanzarote has moonlike landscapes and beautiful views.<strong>Puerta de Alcalá: </strong>Madrid is a spectacular city break destination — the Puerta de Alcalá is a neo-classical monument built in 1778.<strong>The Prado Museum, Madrid:</strong> Another highlight of Madrid is the Prado Museum, a world-leading collection of art with classics by Francisco Goya.<strong>The Prado Museum, Madrid</strong><strong>: </strong>There are breathtaking works of art inside the Prado — including “The Garden of Earthly Delights” by Hieronymus Bosch, a medieval masterpiece.<strong>Buen Retiro Park, Madrid</strong><strong>:</strong> This large Madrid park is a beautiful spot for basking — it was originally created for the Spanish Royal Family in the 1700s.<strong>Picasso’s Guernica, Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid</strong><strong>: </strong>Inside the Museo Reina Sofia is the Picasso masterpiece “Guernica” — an anti-war masterpiece that is still celebrated for its powerful message today.<strong>The Alhambra palace, Granada: </strong>The Alhambra is a breathtaking fortress-palace in the ancient city of Granada, at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains. The fortress dates from 889 AD.<strong>Barcelona: </strong>Barcelona combines famous architecture, delicious food and fantastic Mediterranean beaches.<strong>Sagrada Familia, Barcelona</strong><strong>:</strong> This stunning church might be unfinished — but it’s still a UNESCO World Heritage Site and worth visiting for its Art Nouveau-come-Gothic grandeur.<strong>Park Guell, Barcelona: </strong>The city’s Park Guell is designed by Antoni Gaudí, the modernist architect. It’s a great place for basking in the sun and enjoying the unique structures.<strong>Park Guell, Barcelona, Spain:</strong> This beautiful park is a highlight of the city — it can get busy, but it still provides a respite from packed city streets.<strong>Santiago de Compostela: </strong>The spectacular cathedral in Santiago de Compostela is at the end of the Camino de Santiago — the Way of Saint James — pilgrimage that culminates there.<strong>Seville: </strong>This Andalusian metropolis is colorful and vivacious — home to festivals and celebrations, including the Feria de Abril, pictured.<strong>Cadiz:</strong> The charming seaside town of Cadiz is the oldest continually inhabited settlement in Western Europe, founded in 1104 BCE by the Phoenicians. It’s also famous for La Pepa Bridge, pictured here.<strong>Papagayo beach, Lanzarote, Canary Islands: </strong>Lanzarote is also home to beautiful beaches — including this secluded, picturesque spot.<strong>Cueva de los Verdes, Lanzarote, Canary Islands</strong>: This stunning cave in Lanzarote was created 3000 years ago by lava flows and remains a spectacular sight.<strong>River Minho, Arbo, Galicia: </strong>The green hills of Galicia are home to the River Minho, where fisherman catch delicious seafood.<strong>Fuencaliente lighthouse, La Palma, Spanish Canary Islands: </strong>The Canary Islands are blessed with a tropical climate — that means it’s easy to spends days exploring the beautiful landscape.<strong>Fuerteventura, Spanish Canary Islands:</strong> Another Canary Island highlight is Fuerteventura — perfect for relaxation with its white-sand beaches.
