Barcelona has become one of Spain's top tourist destinations. It has everything to please most visitors. A history among the oldest in Europe, a capital that never sleeps and an interior full of charm, not forgetting the beautiful beaches of the Costa Brava. The condal city has a variety of artistic treasures, Romanesque churches and great names in modern art and architecture, such as Dalí, Gaudí, Miró, Picasso. Situated between the sea and the mountains, Barcelona has found a formidable balance between the traditional and the avant-garde.

Barcelona

Madrid is a modern metropolitan city and an economic and industrial center of Spain, and, with its population of nearly 3,5 million people, is also the biggest city in Spain.
It is located in the center of the Iberian Peninsula and is surrounded by mountains and natural parks. Although it is located in the center of the country, it has traditionally been the hub between different areas of Spain and is therefore connected to all major Spanish cities by train, road, or air.

Madrid

As a Mediterranean city, Valencia is a popular tourist destination thanks to its year-round warm and sunny climate. The city is also famous for its unique blend of modern and ancient architecture, with tourist attractions such as the cathedral and old town, and the City of Arts and Sciences. In addition, Valencia offers a wide variety of cultural activities, from music and art festivals to gastronomic fairs. In short, Valencia is an exciting and interesting city that never ceases to amaze.

