Spain has long been a great destination vacation for people who want to envelop themselves in history and culture. More than 50 million people flock to Spain every year because of its wondrous climate, fabulous history and fantastic foods. And thanks to the tourism industry, many more places in Spain are becoming more accessible which means that you can be sure of always finding somewhere you like and never getting bored.

Barcelona is a great place to start your travels. This beautiful city, founded in Roman times, rests on the Mediterranean Sea. For architecture enthusiasts, there are a variety of impressive sights, including Gaudi's Sagrada Familia and the Gothic Cathedral of Santa Eulalia. Whether you are looking for exciting festivities or a relaxing day at the beach, Barcelona has it. For anyone with a long weekend to spare, Barcelona offers a variety of attractions, restaurants, and shopping.

If you are looking for the perfect beach to work on your tan, then head down the coast to Alicante. This historic town has quickly become one of the top destinations in Spain, with its narrow, winding streets and ancient allure set atop miles of sand. Just a short train ride away is the World Heritage site of Palmeral of Elche. This palm grove is one of the largest in the world, and an amazing place to just sit and relax. If you are looking for something more lively during your beach crawl, then head to Tabarca, once home to some of the area's most dangerous pirates.

A short drive down the road is the city of Murcia, which is famous for its shear variety of options. Take in the breathtaking views of the great mountains, or absorb some of the best architecture in the area. There is plenty of sunshine, of course, as well as the spectacular Mar Menor. You will never forget that picture-perfect sunset of the pristine waters of the Mar Menor's great lagoon.

If you are looking for a sunny spot, the coastal city of Almeria is one of your best bests. With an average of 330 days of sunshine each year, it is known as one of the warmest, driest areas in Europe. Here you will find the Tabernas desert, which is sure to please the movie buff; it has been the scene of many Hollywood westerns. Others will find delight at Alcazaba, the Moorish castle, which is loaded with history of the region. The Cabo de Gata-Nijar Natural Park is home to Spain's premier diving areas, on top of hosting its truly brilliant geological features.

Malaga is one of the most popular cities with tourists, thanks to its location near the Costa del Sol. There are several ways to reach this busy town, and plenty to keep you occupied. Take a stroll through the Picasso museum, jump from an airplane with your fellow skydivers, or soak up the sights and sounds of a real Spanish bull-fight. That Malaga is as popular with Spaniards as it is with foreign tourists is testament to the fact that it is an un-missable destination.

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