Things to do in Mallorca (Spain)
Plan Mallorca by area, covering Palma, the Serra de Tramuntana, Formentor, eastern caves and coves, southern beaches and inland villages.
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Plan Mallorca by area, covering Palma, the Serra de Tramuntana, Formentor, eastern caves and coves, southern beaches and inland villages.
Read more →Plan one, two or three days in Valencia, connecting the historic centre, Turia Gardens, City of Arts and Sciences, beaches and L’Albufera.
Read more →See Málaga’s Roman Theatre, Alcazaba and Gibralfaro Castle, then explore Picasso museums, Atarazanas Market, Muelle Uno and La Malagueta.
Read more →Explore Bilbao in one day, linking the Guggenheim, Abandoibarra promenade and Casco Viejo, with extra time reserved for Vizcaya Bridge.
Read more →Spend three days exploring San Sebastián’s Old Town, La Concha, San Telmo Museum, Monte Igueldo and Peine del Viento.
Read more →Vitoria-Gasteiz combines its Medieval Quarter, cathedral, museums and wetlands in central walking routes, with green spaces suited to a second day.
Read more →Link A Coruña’s Roman lighthouse, glass-fronted Marina, Old Town, Atlantic beaches and museums on practical routes for one or two days.
Read more →Plan one to three days in Barcelona around Modernist buildings, historic neighborhoods, museums, markets, viewpoints, transport, and walkable routes.
Read more →Explore Logroño through the Co-Cathedral, Calle Ruavieja’s wine cellars, Calle Laurel’s pincho bars, Paseo del Espolón and the River Ebro.
Read more →A one-day León route links its Gothic cathedral, Plaza Mayor, Gaudí’s Casa de los Botines, San Marcos, contemporary art and tapas.
Read more →One day in Gijón can combine San Lorenzo Beach, Cimavilla, Cerro de Santa Catalina, railway history, Roman baths and marina views.
Read more →A one-day Burgos route links its Gothic cathedral, Santa María gate, riverside promenade, castle hill and the Museum of Human Evolution.
Read more →Benidorm’s Mediterranean character spans Poniente and Mal Pas beaches, Elche Park, the Castle Viewpoint and the lively old-town promenade.
Read more →Nerja combines its prehistoric cave, the Balcón de Europa, Burriana Beach, Maro Beach and coastal viewpoints beside the Costa del Sol.
Read more →Ibiza beyond its nightlife includes Dalt Vila, Es Vedrà viewpoints, Las Dalias market, Ses Salines and the Puig des Molins necropolis.
Read more →Costa Adeje combines beaches, Puerto Colón boat trips, water parks, Barranco del Infierno, paragliding and the historic centre of Adeje.
Read more →Tenerife brings together Teide, Los Gigantes, La Laguna, Santa Cruz, coastal towns, beaches, Canarian architecture and destinations for water sports.
Read more →A three-day Toledo itinerary covers its historic centre, Jewish Quarter, major monuments, museums, bridges, parks and viewpoints above the Tagus.
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