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For couples seeking a thriving city, the capital of Madrid is the place to go for endless restaurant hopping, non-stop shopping, world-class museums, and live performances, including traditional flamenco shows. Discover some of the planet’s most magnificent buildings, including Europe’s largest palace, while numerous honeymoon-worthy hotels await those seeking a luxurious base.
Offering multiple highlights of the country all in one place, including impressive architecture, art, food, indulgent spa treatments, and beaches, Barcelona is another delight for city-loving honeymooners. Park Guell is a must for a romantic stroll with its picturesque mosaics and caves, along with breath-taking panoramic city and sunset views.
A top spot for couples seeking romantic old-world charms, Seville is one of Spain’s most historic cities. Enjoy endless romantic moments among flowing fountains, lovely cathedrals, and the stunning Alcazar Palace with its lush greenery and grand décor. Other highlights include a fantastic food scene, Arab baths for memorable soaks, and intimate Flamenco performances.
Ideal for food and wine lovers, San Sebastian is a postcard-perfect town that lies along the Bay of Biscay in the Basque country. It’s renowned for its pintxo culture, Rioja wines, distinct cultural traditions, and beautiful beaches like La Concha, a 130-foot-wide crescent of sand that curves around the tranquil blue waters.
Spain is a large, diverse country, meaning the best time to visit depends on your destinations and what you’d like to do. It’s generally mild and dry here, but in the south, summers are very hot. Avoid the heat by heading north. For a beach-focused trip that includes warm water for swimming without the biggest crowds, mid-September may be ideal. Barcelona and Madrid are often lovely in spring and fall, perfect for sightseeing without sizzling temperatures. Early November brings brilliant autumn foliage to many areas, while winter is the off-season, bringing discounts and fewer crowds without being too chilly, other than in the mountainous regions.
What is the best honeymoon destination in Spain?
It’s impossible to choose one “best” honeymoon destination in Spain as “best” really depends on your own preferences. San Sebastian offers an excellent mix with a wide range of experiences, including one of the country’s best beaches, La Concha, an Old Town with architectural treasures, and a world-class food scene, with over 10 Michelin-starred restaurants. Granada is spellbinding, located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, home to the spectacular Alhambra, while Seville boasts its own incredibly romantic settings with majestic Moorish buildings and rooftop bars for sipping wine while watching a glorious sunset.
Where should I stay on my honeymoon in Spain?
From luxury palaces to beachfront accommodation, Spain offers it all. Where to stay depends on the type of honeymoon you’d like to enjoy, but whatever your desires you’re likely to find it here. You might stay in an intimate boutique hotel in Barcelona with a rooftop terrace and swoon-worthy views, or a five-star 19th-century mansion in Madrid, or even a 14th-century medieval-style palace in Avila. Look for an all-inclusive beach resort? That’s a possibility too, from Costa del Sol and Mallorca to the Canary Islands.
What are the essential things to do on a honeymoon in Spain?
As Spain covers such a wide swathe of terrain, it’s impossible to do it all here. The essential things to do depend on where you plan to visit, but strolls meant for lovers can be found anywhere: among cobbled streets and alleyways in Old Towns, spectacular parks like Guell in Barcelona, and gorgeous beaches like La Concha in San Sebastian. Spain is famous for its winemaking, with wine tasting and touring a must everywhere from La Rioja and Barcelona to Ribera del Duero near Madrid. Of course, a romantic tapas dinner and a Flamenco performance are an absolute must.
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