What to do in Spain
Spain has it all, from breathtaking scenery and beaches to world-renowned food and a rich past, not to mention excellent museums and eye-catching architecture. Here are a couple of the many reasons why you should go at least once annually. We can't say that we blame them! Who wouldn't want to visit Spain because of the weather, the sea, and the comfortable way of life? Thousands of tourists visit it every month, but if you haven't yet, we've come up with a few compelling reasons why you should.
Spain is known for its beaches and warm climates, but it also has a varied landscape. From the northern Picos and Pyrenees de Europa to the southern Sierra Nevada (home to Europe's most southerly ski resort) as well as the Mount Teide volcano, the country's mountains are breathtaking. Cabo de Gata in Almera, Spain's sole dessert, was the inspiration for many Hollywood spaghetti western movies, many of which have been shot there. People are drawn to Spain because it has some of the most spectacular scenery globally, and many Spaniards enjoy taking advantage of a beautiful day by going for a walk. If you're looking for an adrenaline rush, Spain has it all, from one of the world's spookiest footpaths to a zip line that connects the country with Portugal.
Snowboarding and skiing, scuba diving, and hiking are all world-class activities, and annual surfing tournaments are held along Spain's northern coast. You should definitely do some research for more activities because you can basically do anything. You might not be a fan of everything, but while you’re there, dare yourself to try as many of them. 
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It will take a very long time for you to be able to eat something else once you have become acquainted with Spanish cuisine. You must try tapas in Spain at least once in your life, and you will quickly realize that it is likely very different from the fare served at your favorite tapas joint. The pintxo scene in San Sebastián is world-famous, with bars serving delectable food, most of it in nibble portions on a piece of baguette.
Many bars in Spain will offer you a complimentary plate of tapas if you order a beer, which is an excellent practice that any other nation should seriously consider implementing. Spain also has amazing dishes of seafood, jamón (cured ham), and plentiful and fresh fruits and vegetables, all of which make one trip to a local market a visual and gustatory delight.
Spain's rich history is well-preserved in its museums and buildings, from its rich Moorish heritage to its status as a leading nation during the Golden Age, to the tragedies of the Spanish Civil War, tyranny, and the country's triumphant return to democracy. When you visit Córdoba's mosque, one of the country's most significant buildings of Moorish architecture, you get a genuine sense of Spain's Islamic rulers' influence and imagination, as well as the long tradition they have placed on modern Spain.
Every country has a rich historical background, and the more you learn about different ones, the worldlier you get. Spain has some stunning islands, ranging from the party island of Ibiza and the volcanic scenery of Tenerife to the quiet Canary Islands of Graciosa and Menorca, where even the streets are entirely made of sand. The beaches, spectacular weather, and welcoming locals draw millions of visitors to the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands annually. Though Spain is well-known for its sunny weather, many people are unaware of how stunning its sunsets are. Barcelona, Madrid, as well as many other cities with higher elevations, have some of the most beautiful sunsets you've ever seen!
Want the perfect picture to post on Instagram? Just take a snap of a beautiful sunset. You can have a romantic dinner with your loved ones by watching the sunset and eating delicious meals. You can also get a location de voiture Espagne to drive anywhere you want in the country. You won’t be limited by taxis or buses.
