Spain is the land of romance and amazing oddities. From bullfights to Gaudi to celebrate the night away on Ibiza, travelers could easily be a year exploring Spain.
Madrid
With a population of over three million inhabitants, Madrid is a modern city in central Spain. The suburbs of Madrid are very modern and not particularly interesting. Make it the center of the city, however, and she is a candidate for treatment. Narrow streets, hidden squaresand odd little shops are the norm. This center is a vibrant public life with outdoor cafes Madrid literally flooded with interesting and passionate people. When you visit the city to keep an eye on it is very hot in summer and very cold in winter.
Barcelona
One of my favorite destinations, Barcelona is a coastal city that oozes charm. The city embodies all the little interesting curiosities of Spain, with ancient streets, where the localHobby is people watching. The city is also home to the best of Gaudi architecture in Spain. Or Gaudi was a genius or a madman, but it is undeniable, its architecture is unique. I would describe as a cross between dripping candles, and the normal architecture. The main tourist attraction is, of course, the church of the Sagrada Familia, but it is better to see by way of example only to walk through the neighborhood. Yes, his work in the city. The only downside is a tendency to BarcelonaModernization. While modernization is usually good, I think it's under a bit 'far from the historic charm of Barcelona.
Ibiza
If you are looking to sit on the beach all day and night are party, Ibiza is the hottest place in Europe. An island off the coast of Spain, Ibiza is the place where rare tourist hotels do not dominate monstrous giant. Instead, you are staying in rented rooms, small hotels and hostels in Ibiza. During the day, it's allEnjoy the sea. At night, the bars and clubs on the island famous worldwide and they never seem really close. Bring a lot of aspirin!
If you go to visit Spain, you can not really go wrong. If time is short, Barcelona and Ibiza Madrid three places to see.
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