A popular holiday destination for many British, and it’s easy to see why once you’ve been. All over Spain there are interesting cities offering wonderful attractions as well as soaring temperatures, especially further south; Spain and Morocco are separated by only 13km of sea.
From the wonders of flamenco dancing to the simply superb niceties like tapas, a night out in Spain is never a bore. Nightclubs stay open to the early ours of the morning, around 05:00 or 06:00, and if you hang out with the locals you will most likely start the night off with a Botellón, which is a great way to meet new people or just gather with friends.
Madrid, the capital is a large urban area with a population of 3,200,000. It’s climate is quite different to the rest of the country as it is atop a huge plateau hundreds of meters above sea level. Smaller cities around the coast of the mainland are genetally quite relaxed.
- Madrid
- Barcelona
- Seville
- Malaga
- Toledo
