A must-see for Spanish tourism.

Many historical and cultural attractions have been well protected in Spain, including historical relics and modern amazing masterpieces. The following are the places I must visit in Spain, hoping to help you!

Madrid

Madrid, the Spanish capital, the largest city in China, the national economic and transportation center, and the capital of madrid province. The urban area is 607 square kilometers with a population of about 3 10. 1 10,000, including suburbs and satellite towns, with an area of 1020 square kilometers and a population of about 4.52 million. Located in the middle of Meseta Plateau in Iberian Peninsula, in the intermountain plateau basin at the southeast foot of Gua Dalama Mountains, it is 670 meters above sea level and is the highest capital in Europe. The southern part can be connected with the Gibraltar Strait defined by the African continent, and the northern Pyrenees can reach the hinterland of Europe directly. Historically, it has been called the "Gate of Europe" because of its strategic position.

Madrid is a great art center in Europe. Places of interest are all over the city, and the cultural atmosphere is extremely strong. With PuertasdelSol as the center, the road spreads radially. Madrid is a city suitable for walking and roaming. From the west of Sun Gate to Biles Square, or from the Grand Square to the Palace, there are art, culture and ancient buildings along the way. The famous scenic spots in Madrid include the majestic PalacioReal, the PaseodelPradio with masterpieces by Verraz, Goya and Greco, the Sun Gate where young people gather, and the famous PlazaMayor and CatedraldeSanIsidro built by the Habsburg dynasty in the16th century.

Granada

"Nothing in the world is more tragic than being born in Granada and being blind." This poem is carved on the earthen wall of Alhambra, expressing the incomparable beauty of Granada.

Granada is located in the southern Andalusian autonomous region with the most Spanish flavor. Granada, located at the northern foot of the Sierra Nevada, is a famous historical city with picturesque scenery and colorful buildings. Granada is located at the foot of the snow-capped Slanavada Mountain, 60 kilometers inland from the coastline and adjacent to the Mediterranean Sea, with a typical alpine climate in the Mediterranean Basin.

Granada has many Gothic buildings in the Renaissance, and also retains temples in Islamic style. ElAlbaicin, a well-preserved Moore district in the city center, contains some precious art treasures. In short, in Granada, you can enjoy the colorful architectural styles. Granada is also a place for Spaniards to ski on holiday.

Malaga

Malaga is located at the end of a series of rolling mountains "Los montes". Between the slow skirts of the mountains and the sea, Malaga, a world city with a long history and the capital and heart of the sun coast, has naturally won the title of "the capital of southern Europe" due to its rapid economic development. Malaga, once called "the city of paradise" by Nobel Prize in Literature winner Aleixandre, has become a tourist hotspot, an international transportation hub and an economic leader in Andalusia.

Located on the southern coast of Spain, Malaga is the second largest Mediterranean port in Spain, with an average annual temperature of 23 degrees and a pleasant climate. This small town with a population of 600,000 has created a friendly and warm learning environment. If you are interested in learning about Andalusia, the most famous place in Spain, Malaga is the most suitable place. It is quite close to the most famous cities in Andalusia, such as Malbeya, Granada, Seville and Có rdoba.

Malaga is the hometown of Picasso, and his former residence is now open as a museum. Picasso once said: People who haven't experienced the sunshine in Malaga can't create cubist painting art. Indeed, the sky on the sunshine coast in Malaga is cobalt blue, shining with a little bit of silk, and the calm Mediterranean sea surface is also a heavy gray blue when it is sunny, which is very charming. Occasionally, for a few days in winter, the top of the mountain will wear a snowy crown, which is an extremely beautiful moment.

Valencia

Valencia is located in the south of Catalonia, and its capital is Valencia. This area has developed agriculture and has been the largest granary in Spain since ancient times. Although it is the third largest city in Spain, the old town of Valencia still maintains an antique style, and most of the main attractions are concentrated in this area. The silk market in this city was chosen as a world cultural heritage.

Zaragoza

Zaragoza is the political and economic center of Aragon and the fifth largest city in Spain after Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Seville. It hosted the 2008 World Expo with the theme of water. Zaragoza has 650,000 residents. She has an excellent geographical location and convenient transportation. It is also the functional center of Hebraud Valley and the most dynamic focus of Spain's social and economic prospects.

The development of Zaragoza began in Roman times, and her development was consolidated by closely combining its water resources and their utilization.

Zaragoza is an unparalleled city. Her Iberian, Roman, Muslim and Christian history has gradually developed to the present model, making her a beautiful and magical city.

Barcelona

Barcelona, located on the Mediterranean coast in the northeast of Spain, is the second largest city and the largest industrial center in Spain. The population is about 6.5438+0.75 million, which plays an important role in Spain's economy. It has a pleasant climate, beautiful scenery and many historical sites. Known as the "Pearl of Iberian Peninsula", it is the most famous tourist attraction in Spain. It is an ancient cultural city in Spain and is known as Manhattan in the Mediterranean.

Gothic-style ancient buildings and high-rise buildings complement each other, and the isomorphism becomes Barcelona's charming skyline. Messy alleys cling to the edge of the new city, and industrial chimneys will suddenly pop up in the antique old city. In Barcelona, all these incongruities seem logical.

Of course, Barcelona's greatest pride belongs to the masterpiece of genius modernist architect Gaudi, who makes this peninsula pearl more dazzling. One person's six works are listed in the world cultural heritage, which is also a unique miracle in the world. Catalonia, where Barcelona is located, is the largest autonomous region in Spain. Before the discovery of the new continent, Catalonia became a powerful maritime country because of its geographical position facing the Mediterranean. This is the region in Spain that is most influenced by Roman culture, and it has a unique cultural tradition and its own language: Catalan.