MORE REGIONS IN SPAIN

Explore more of Spain through regions known for their strong identities, distinctive food traditions, and striking natural landscapes. These areas offer meaningful cultural experiences and a slower, more authentic rhythm of travel. In Galicia, visit Santiago de Compostela, enjoy fresh Atlantic seafood in Vigo or A Coruña, and take in the rugged coastline of the Costa da Morte. Nearby Asturias is known for its green valleys, traditional cider houses, and the dramatic Picos de Europa, along with fishing villages such as Lastres and Cudillero. The Balearic Islands offer Mediterranean island culture and scenic coastlines. Mallorca features the historic center of Palma, the mountain roads of the Serra de Tramuntana, and sheltered coves, while Menorca provides a quieter atmosphere with prehistoric sites and towns like Ciutadella. The Pyrenees appeal to travelers who enjoy mountain landscapes and small historic villages, while Cantabria offers elegant coastal towns such as Santander, impressive cave sites, and beautiful beaches on the northern coast. Further south, Valencia combines modern architecture with long-standing traditions. Highlights include the City of Arts and Sciences, the old town, and the Albufera wetlands – the birthplace of paella. These regions are ideal for travelers interested in local culture, food traditions, and varied landscapes beyond Spain’s more familiar destinations.