3 Spanish Wonder Cities 2017

Whether you are flying into Madrid or Barcelona, there are a plethora of places to visit in this lovely country. The Spanish way of life extends through food, dancing, beautiful landscapes, and beyond. The whole country is accessible via a modern and sometimes thrilling road network.

Mallorca

If one was to visit the island of Mallorca, you would need these roads. Mallorca is nestled between Ibiza and Mahon and blows the visitor away without so much as effort. This is the Spanish way of all things.

Stunning architecture, beaches, and eateries are just a small part of the amazing things to do here. It’s easy to get around, taking you straight to your hotel in no time at all.

Madrid

Madrid is Spain's capital city, a place of life and energy. You cannot visit this city and leave unhappy; it is physically impossible.

Consider a trip along one of the many beautiful boulevards or a visit to Buen Retiro, a stunning manicured park. The art here is in the air as well as on the walls. If you want art, then this is the place for you.

The Prado Museum houses artful masterpieces by the likes of Goya and Velazquez. Additionally, Madrid boasts the Royal Palace and Amory, a huge building in the baroque style that displays historic weapons and warfare trinkets.

Barcelona

Known as the cultural capital, Barcelona displays architecture that rivals that of Madrid. The Sagrada Família church and modernistic landmarks designed by Antoni Gaudí are unmissable and found throughout the city.

The Quadrat d'Or, or Golden Square, in the Eixample district, is breathtaking. This area is the centerpiece for what is called 'modernist' and is what Barcelona is famed for. With so many attractions, one must choose to miss some to see others.

Some highlights include: The Palau de la Música Catalana (Music Palace)