Spain

A bewitching city with exquisite art and architecture, remarkable fine dining scene, and of course, football, Barcelona is a vibe in itself. Barcelona's rich 2000 year old history surely is surely the most important part of its charm. Barcelona also has a picturesque seaside which makes Barcelona one of the heavy party cities in Europe.

Exploring Seville is like taking a step back into the pages of history. Although Seville houses countless churches, palaces, medieval manors, and quite possibly every important piece of architecture related to history, it’s still a city young at heart.

After Barcelona and Madrid, Valencia undoubtedly takes the cake as one of Spain’s most popular and loved cities. Las Fallas is a memorable festival in Valencia and highly recommended. The buildings are perhaps the most striking feature; a unique makeover has seen most of Valencia’s buildings take the appearance of buildings from a science fiction movie or comic book.

A city which never sleeps once summer arrives, Ibiza is one of the leading party destinations in the entire world. The island hosts countless international acts, making it an ideal place to party till dawn. If you were to stray from the popular seaside, the quiet town of Ibiza is still very much alive, especially in any of its churches or old town houses.

A set of islands popularised by its volcanoes, lush pine forests, and rugged cliffs offering picturesque views, the Canary Islands are easily one of the most sought after destinations in Spain.

A delicious blend of Islamic architecture, along with some serene and picturesque churches perfectly encapsulates the spirit of Granada.Granada’s key attraction is its streetlife; from amazing street food to street art, and tiny shops selling exotic spices and other Spanish goods, Granada is a refreshing change from the stereotypical Spanish experience.

Majorca, also known as Mallorca, is a picture perfect Spanish island with stunning beaches and crystal clear waters, and vineyards and cliffs overlooking the horizon. Mallorca’s culinary scene is also one of the best in the entire country.

Costa Brava is one of the most popular coastal cities of Spain. This city should be at the top of your list if you want to experience traditional Spanish lifestyle, good music, great food, and some lovely company. Costa Brava is a beautiful organic experience, away from the commercial and loud parts of Spain.