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The Episcopal Palace in Astorga is quite possibly Spain’s most extraordinary construction of its kind. Reminiscent of a neo-Gothic castle, this late nineteenth-century palace is one of Gaudí’s few works outside of Catalonia. Incidentally, the Episcopal Palace replaced the previous twelfth-century palace, which had been destroyed in a fire ...
- Comares Palace in Alhambra, Granada. Alhambra is arguably the most famous tourist attraction in Granada, Andalusia, and possibly in Spain. It is a massive fortress on a hill in Granada.
- Palace of the Lions in Alhambra, Granada. As you walk to the next palace in the Nasrid palace complex you will find yourself inside the Palace of the Lions – one of the most famous palaces in Islamic architecture in the world.
- Royal Alcázar of Seville. Royal Alcázar of Seville – a royal palace in Seville has to be the crown jewel of the city. And quite literally, because it was built as a house for kings and still is the house of kings – the upper floors of Alcázar still host the royal family when they visit Seville!
- Castillo de Colomares – the most unique castle in Andalusia! Although it sounds like it is a castle, Castillo de Colomares is actually a monument in the form of a castle dedicated to the life of the explorer Christopher Columbus.
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- Castle of Coca, Segovia. Close your eyes and imagine a fairytale castle with towers, turrets, high walls with battlements, and a defensive moat teeming with crocodiles.
- Caudilla Castle, Toledo. The Caudilla Castle is one of the most photographed places in Toledo, thanks to its decadent charm evident from ruins that can be seen all over the region.
- Manzanares el Real, Madrid. As you approach Manzanares el Real, with the reservoir, river greenery, and Pedriza mountain range in the backdrop, you can understand why the Mendoza family held power over this area for centuries.
- Alcázar de Segovia, Segovia. Segovia Castle has long witnessed the history and destinies of many Spanish royals. Built by Christian monarchs, it stands on top of a rocky perch at the western end of the old town, overlooking its beautiful countryside.
- Alcázar de Segovia. Perched on the rocky slopes of a hill that overlooks Segovia, the Alcázar was built to serve as both a fortress and royal residence.
- The Alhambra, Granada. The massive Alhambra complex, which stands guard over Granada is the city's crowning jewel. Formerly the site of a Roman fortress and later a ninth-century fortification, the Alhambra as we see it today was begun in earnest during the thirteenth century by Moorish Nasrid Sultans.
- Castillo de Coca (Coca Castle) Located in the town of Coca in the Segovia region, Coca Castle is a stunning Christian-era palace featuring a tan brick exterior and multiple towers.
- Castillo de Loarre (Loarre Castle) Located in northeastern Spain about two hours from Pamplona, Loarre Castle sits perched on a hill overlooking the Pyrenees mountain village of Ayerbe.
Whether you're seeking cultural immersion, outdoor adventure, or relaxation by the sea, Spain has something for everyone. Here are the 20 most beautiful places in Spain to inspire your next trip. Related: Spain Travel Guide: Everything You Need To Know. Alhambra Palace // Unsplash. Granada and the Alhambra Palace
Sep 12, 2023 · Royal Palace of Madrid, Madrid, Spain. The Palacio Real de Madrid is the largest palace in western Europe, with 4,418 rooms across nearly 1.5 million square feet. The Royal Palace...
Sep 2, 2023 · 15. Alicante. Signing off with one of the most beautiful places in Spain‘s Costa Blanca coastline, Alicante is a compact seaside town with a huge seaport. The Santa Bárbara Castle, which looks a little like a sandcastle, watches over the sandy urban beach.
