If you are looking for things to do in Spain you might need to know that you can sit on the beach on the Mediterranean Sea or the Atlantic Ocean or visit palatial resorts nestled on the edge of villages that time has forgotten. Spain has been called home by many cultures including the Celts, Romans, Greeks and Phoenicians. Once ruled by royalty, the country is currently an autonomous democracy with 17 independent communities. Tourist attractions in Spain vary from community to community and region to region.
Malaga: Near the Magellan Straits on the Mediterranean Sea is where one can find Malaga. Featuring a world renowned bike tour of the city and surrounding country side Malaga is a must for tourists who enjoy sight seeing at a leisurely pace. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, and his birthplace is now a museum celebrating the famous artist.
La Alcazaba: History buffs will enjoy a trip to La Alcazaba, a military fortress that is built on top of an ancient Roman fortress. From La Alcazaba one can look down on the expanse of Malaga, a view one you will never forget.
Buitrago del LozoyaMadrid: A city of three million and the capitol of Spain, Madrid welcomes tourists to its historic monuments, museums and sporting events. This city is a one of a kind vacation destination where you can take a Segway for a tour of the city. You'll wander through the 2,000 rooms of the Royal Palace of Madrid, or walk through the Plaza Mayor where hundreds of boutiques, bars and café's delight your senses. Bullfighting, soccer and quiet golf courses also provide hours of entertainment.
Seville: In 1929 the World's Fair was held in the Spanish town of Seville. Perhaps more popularly known as the setting for Rossini famous opera, the town of Seville is the financial capitol of southern Spain. Artistic and cultural haven for the area many open air concert halls and amphitheaters provide nightly entertainment. Tourists will want to include a visit to the Cathedral of Seville, the largest of gothic cathedrals featuring ramps instead of stairs so that one could ride into the cathedral. Touring historic places are just a few of the things do to in Spain.
Bilbao: Bilbao contains some of the best art museums in Spain. The Semana Grande Festival held during the third week of August is a nine day, fun filled event that draws attendees from around the globe. The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao features some of the best contemporary art in the world.
Segovia: In Segovia you can walk past the Roman Aqueduct, built in the 8th century and probably originally used as a fortress. The Segovia Cathedral sits in the center of the town plaza. This amazing cathedral is considered Europe's last existing examples of Isagelino Gothic architecture. Just outside the city stands the Vera Cruz Church which was founded by the Templar Knights in 1208.
Hundreds of tourist attractions and historic cities as well as thousands of destinations are waiting for you in Spain. Culture, arts and relaxation are just a few of the many exciting things to do in Spain.
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