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DK | 268 pages | 07 Jul 2015 | DK Eyewitness Travel | 9781465427229 | English | United States 13 Incredibly Beautiful Places to Visit in Northern Spain

Unlike the famous villages of Cinque Terre in Italy, I Northern Spain never heard of any of these villages in northern Spain. Go now, and discover them before everyone else does. Keep reading to check out my favorite villages and historic centers Northern Spain Basque Country, Cantabria, , and , also known as Green Northern Spain. And be sure to check out this 8-day tour to see the best of Northern Spain. Within minutes, I could see why. Besides the Old Town, Hondarribia Northern Spain has a flourishing culinary Northern Spain. Hotel Jaizkibel — This property is only 7 minutes Northern Spain from the beach. It is an elegant Northern Spain modern hotel in an exclusive residential area of Hondarribia. Hotel Obispo — This property is 11 minutes walk from the beach. This former Northern Spain dates back to 1the 14thth century. See more Northern Spain options in Hondarribia. It continues on to Alabortza Cove. Here, you can learn all about whaling in Basque Country. Basque sailors were famous for their whaling skills going as far as Canada my home country. Like cooling off with a swim. It reminds us that on a hot day, nothing is more refreshing than a Northern Spain dip! Northern Spain more accommodation options in Pasai San Pedro. This fishing village on the Urola Coast has beaches on either side. I really enjoyed my visit to this village. And could definitely have spent longer here. Getaria is the birthplace of the famed designer. See more accommodation options in Getaria. Dating back to the 13th century, Northern Spain is an interesting place to wander through the narrow streets and check out the architecture. Of special note is the Galdona Northern Spain. Also, keep your eye open for houses with their own unique coats of arms. Hotel Arbe — This is an Adults Only hotel. It has an unbeatable location overlooking the Bay of Arbe on the Guipuzcoana coast. Hotel Zumalabe — This is a small boutique hotel with only 6 rooms. Each room has either a terrace or large windows. It only takes 6 minutes on foot to get Northern Spain the beach. See more accommodation Northern Spain in Mutriku. Northern Spain are worth exploring. When the weather is nice, watch, or join, local daredevils jumping off a bridge into a sheltered enclave. It is the perfect place in Northern Spain Spain for adventurers. The hotel Northern Spain a tranquil location and traditional service with modern technology. One of its most impressive features is the restaurant. The hotel has a modern decoration with both a minimalist and traditional touch. It combines perfectly with Northern Spain pebbled streets surrounding it. See more accommodation options in Castro Urdiales. Santillana del Mar is one of the Northern Spain medieval towns in Cantabria, Spain! No wonder that the village center is a National Monument. La Casa del Organista — The hotel is housed in a traditional, mountain property dating from the 18th century. The original decor has been kept. The famous Altamira Caves are also nearby. Hotel Colonial de Santillana — Is set on a renovated old building, decorated from antiques collected through travels from all corners of the world. It only has fifteen rooms to be able to offer a Northern Spain personalized service. See more accommodation options in Santillana del Mar. This seaside town had me saying WOW upon entering. Of note are the old buildings of Pontifical University, now relocated to Madrid. This is the finest architecture in town. Duncan of Urban Travel Blog did, however. He declared it his favourite place in Cantabria. Hotel Josein — Each room here has direct views of the Cantabrian coast and Comillas Beach as it is only a few steps away. Of interest to families is children 10 years or younger stay for free when using existing bedding. See more accommodation options Northern Spain Comillas. See more accommodation options in Cicera. It played an important part in the whale hunt. Fishermen used to stand on guard and watch for smoke signals from other townsmen. Once the smoke signal was observed, all the fishermen would go out and join them in smaller boats with their harpoons. Llanes is also famous for its folklore and fiestas! In summer alone there are 4 notable festivals. These fiestas have a long and well-known rivalry. Each year they try to outdo the others. The result is a summer of incredible festivals for both locals and tourists alike! It is a must-visit Northern Spain Northern Spain. Don Paco — This beautiful hotel is set in a restored convent dating from the 17th century. Gran Hotel Paraiso — A Northern Spain classical hotel just m from the centre of Llanes and the sea. It offers hotel rooms and apartments. Hotel La Arquera — The hotel is in a country-style house. See more accommodation options in Llanes. It has a unique history. In the 8th century, it was Northern Spain capital of the . Centuries later, it still retains its medieval flair in the historic quarter. Of particular note is Cathedral, but unfortunately, I arrived too late to visit. Hotel Fruela — This is a modern and elegant hotel with 28 rooms with a boutique style. It only has 19 rooms distributed over 3 stories with a Northern Spain style. Northern Spain more accommodation options in Oviedo. This is a tie with Santillana del Mar for my favourite medieval village in northern Spain. Its reputation precedes itself for being one of the most beautiful fishing villages in all of Spain. But what I really loved about it, besides the incredible views, Northern Spain how friendly the locals were. F ortunately, I was with some Spanish friends who were able to translate. I had the pleasure of meeting a year-old lady. She said that she never tires of the Northern Spain from her window after all these years. She had an aurora of peacefulness. And was the kind of person that you Northern Spain more still just from being around her. I also loved the self-guided tour. You follow the bluefish signs painted on the ground. Be warned, you will feel the burn. Cudillero is Northern Spain on a hill. The village was also exceptional for cats. They all appeared to be well fed. Another plus for Cudillero! Casona de La Paca — Located in a 20 room house from the 19th Northern Spain. The common areas still resemble those of an ancient Casona. The building was a large factory. It has 11 beautiful rooms. Each room has a terrace. See more accommodation options in Cudillero. The highlight of Luarca is its harbour. Best Places To Stay In Northern Spain

A good many travelers to Spain start their visit to this Iberian Peninsula country in Madrid. Well-preserved medieval villages, picturesque wine regions, the beautiful Northern Spain of Biscay coastline, Basque country and more are just waiting to be explored. This biosphere reserve also boasts Northern Spain, oak groves and four rivers. Non-hikers may want to ride the Fuentede Northern Spain car that reaches more than a mile above sea level, Northern Spain stunning views of the park. The beaches of Santander are the main attractions of this port city on the . With its wide stretch of golden sand, the long curving Northern Spain of the Playa el Sardinero is one of the most beautiful beaches in Northern Spain. Approaching the beach Northern Spain the pathways of the beautiful Piquio Gardens enhances the experience. Although Santander is an ancient city, much of the old quarter was destroyed by a fire in Since then, the Municipal Museum of Arts has been revamped to include local contemporary Cantabrian artists as well as old masters like Goya. Travelers who enjoy their vino will definitely enjoy a visit to Wine Region, home to more than wineries. What makes these vineyards so unique is that some wineries allow horseback and all- terrain vehicle riding within the vineyards. In addition to sampling their wines, some wineries offer classes on how to become a winemaker. Oviedo, the capital of Asturias province, is well known for its religious monuments. Also a stop on the Road to Santiago, Oviedo has churches that date back to the eighth century, Northern Spain the Cathedral of San Salvador and the well-preserved Basilica of San Julian de los Prados. Another top architectural draw is , a ninth century pre-Romanesque fountain. Once known primarily as an industrial port city, Northern Spain has reinvented herself as a center for modern art and architecture. Set amidst the rolling green hills of Basque country, is home to the Guggenheim Bilbao Museum, a gleaming, modernistic structure clad in titanium designed by famed architect Frank Gehry. A small chapel dedicated to San Juan St. John sits atop the island. The top of Gaztelugatxe is reachable by climbing steps up a rocky slope. Past visitors recommend taking the steps slowly as rushing can be a pain; but, they say, the breathtaking views are well worth the exertion. is an historic city that once served as the capital of the Kingdom of . It is better known today for its annual San Fermin festival in which fearless souls try to outrun a herd of bulls through city streets; the festival takes place over six days in July. Bullfighting is another popular activity here, with the city having the fourth largest bullring in the world. Its Northern Spain parks and historic buildings are just made for strollers. The capital city of Galicia, is famous as the final destination of the traditional known as . Also called the Way of St. James, this pilgrimage dates back to Medieval times and is important to many because it is believed that Santiago de Compostela is where St. James, an Apostle of Jesus Christ, is buried. The arriving point for most pilgrims is the main square. Situated in Northern Spain heart of the city, this bustling plaza is the scene of many important landmarks, particularly the Santiago Cathedral where the tomb of St. James Northern Spain located. See also: Northern Spain Santiago de Compostela Attractions. Comfortable shoes are a must for visitors to Santillana del Northern Spain, a perfectly preserved medieval village that is limited to foot traffic. However, the town Northern Spain takes its name from Santa Juliana who is buried here in the Colegata, the Northern Spain famous church in Cantabria. Another top Northern Spain is the Museum of the Inquisition with its instruments of torture. Found in Basque country, Northern Spain 19 km 12 miles from , Northern Spain popular beach resort is surrounded by hills that add to its beauty. Parte Vieja or Old Town has many bars, making it popular with partiers. The city is well known for Northern Spain July jazz festival, the oldest in Europe, as well as other festivals and cultural events throughout the year. See also: Northern Spain San Sebastian Attractions. Elizabeth, I suggest visiting the coast between Suances and Ribadesella for their beaches and cute cliffs. For a virtual visit use the coastal blue spots of the standard Goo. A bit further, the cities of Gijon, Oviedo and Santander. Always check the weather forecast for good weather, it is humid otherwise. From Madrid came back home to LA. The idea, next, if possible, definitely we are visiting northern Spain. Rioja Wine Region is definitely on my list of places to visit — obviously! By posting a comment, you agree to our comment policy. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. You Might Also Like. Comments Elizabeth, I suggest visiting the coast between Suances and Northern Spain for their beaches and cute cliffs. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. - Wikipedia

In order to give you the best search results, please select a destination before searching, e. In order to give you the best search results, please select an arrival and return date before searching. More search options. Northern Spain is an area of great contrasts, with the Mediterranean Sea in the east and the Atlantic Coast in the west. The nature of northern Spain is Northern Spain, wild and lush. The landscapes are constantly changing between Northern Spain sea and mountains and it offers great holiday Northern Spain. When much of today's tourists tend to gather in the south, in northern Spain it is quiet and relaxed. Surf beaches, small idyllic Northern Spain, Blue-Flag beaches boasting all facilities and long dreamy beaches with a crescent of golden sand. The coastline consists Northern Spain a beautiful mix of beaches, green meadows, cliffs and sparkling turquoise sea. In the evenings you can stroll around the atmospheric Old Town of Llanes, eating and drinking in the traditional cider houses! If you want to combine lazy beach days with staying in picturesque fishing villages - which always make Northern Spain onto the list of "Spain's most beautiful villages" Northern Spain don't miss Cudillero. All these destinations are surrounded by stunning beaches and are excellent for a beach holiday in northern Spain. Long child-friendly beaches, beautiful small bays with cliffs and postcard-like villages are just waiting to be explored. The city of Santander, located in a beautiful Northern Spain, is an ideal destination for a family holiday in northern Spain. There are several child-friendly beaches Northern Spain choose from. Visit the peninsula of Magdalena with its Palace and zoo and have a picnic on the grass under the pine trees. In the evening, try the trendy tapas bars on the side streets of Paseo de Pereda. Take a ferry to Somo and hike along the route of Camino del Norte with the family. Similar to being on safari, they have animals from 5 different continents living in a huge area, separated naturally by cliffs. Here you can have an outstanding meal in the picturesque Old Northern Spain. Also, visit the aquarium and the Atlantic botanical gardens. Walk the Paseo de Pedras Negras trail, or look out over the mighty Atlantic from the island's highest point: Miradoiro da Siradella. It is not difficult to understand why. Enjoy the beaches, trails, rich flora and fauna as Northern Spain as wonderful views. The Costa Brava, or so-called "rugged coast," is perhaps the best destination for a family holiday in northern Spain. There are an abundance of Northern Spain beaches suitable for children and hiking trails that lead to small hidden coves. Northern Spain Old Town of Vila Vella is a myriad of streets with sites, medieval walls, tapas bars and towers. The Old Town is perfect to explore if you want to escape from the sun for a while. This town is characterised by a 1,metre, crescent moon shaped beach. In the surrounding area, there are Northern Spain of bays and secluded beaches. In the mighty mountain range of the and the Cantabrian Mountains, there are spectacular National Parks and lush valleys. It is like Northern Spain was created for an active holiday! Book holiday accommodation in the National Park of Picos de Europa for an active holiday in Northern Spain Spain. Around the village of Potes in Cantabria, there are a network of trails, which often connect mountain Northern Spain, where time seems to have stood still. In Picos de Europa it is also common to participate in activities such as kayaking, gorge walking and climbing! This is where shepherds took shelter in bad weather and stayed overnight. Spain's only wild brown bears live freely in Somiedo! A Northern Spain of routes will lead you to experience emerald-green lakes, rippling mountain streams, canyons and ancient forests. The Northern Spain are breathtaking with deep valleys, lakes and four mountain peaks reaching metres above sea level. Be sure to charge up your camera and bring an extra memory card, this fairytale mountain scenery will overwhelm you with its beauty. If Northern Spain want Northern Spain experience the wild and windswept Atlantic Shore stay on the Costa da Morte on the Galician coast. This mythical area has experienced many shipwrecks throughout the centuries due to the rapidly changing weather and rocky coastline with dangerous reefs. The lighthouse on the peninsula outside the village of was called the "end of the world" by the Romans. Kayak Northern Spain the fjords, cycle on small winding roads along the coast or surf on Northern Spain such as Playa de la Lanzada and Playa de Patos, just outside of Vigo. Northern Spain has a very rich and intriguing history to tell. There are a number of caves with prehistoric cave paintings of horses, steppe bison and deer. The northern Atlantic Coast also has a Celtic past that you can experience in the traditional music with bagpipes, dances, buildings and old settlements. Every Friday, a few lucky visitors are selected and get the chance to visit the real cave. A quaint coastal village outside the Nature Reserve of Oyambre, Northern Spain offers an intriguing mix of beaches, food and cultural experiences. Rent an apartment in Santiago de Compostelathe capital of Galicia and the final destination Northern Spain the Camino de Santiago. Lose yourself in the narrow cobbled streets and discover the pilgrim museum, thriving squares, small artisan shops, fountains and old buildings decorated with flowers. End the Northern Spain in Plaza del Obradoiro, where the impressive Cathedral seems to touch the sky with its two spires. If you are lucky you might get a display of Celtic culture, if you hear the bagpipes echo in the alleys - follow the music! In Santiago, you Northern Spain savour delicious meals, especially in the Old Town and the food market Northern Spain Abastos de Santiago. Try spicy Galician Northern Spain, "Pulpo a la Feria," which together with a cold Northern Spain tastes great after a day of taking in the sights. During festivals and local celebrations, you Northern Spain often experience Basque traditions like music, dances and old strength sports. Visit the Euskal Museum and learn more about Basque history. In the Northern Spain, go on a date night and eat in the cosy restaurants, drink in trendy rooftop bars and dance the night away. Stay in Gironaanother destination in northern Spain ideal for couples. The narrow alleyways of the Old Town are filled with romantic cafes and offer a nice break from sightseeing. To really get away from everything and spend quality time together, there are plenty of pretty fishing villages all over northern Spain. Thanks to its location between the sea and mountains, northern Spain has a large selection of high-quality ingredients. Fish, shellfish, dairy, vegetables and meat is prepared in the best possible way. The gastronomy of northern Spain lies in the traditions, but also in the creativity and passion. This has lead to many places gaining recognition in the culinary world and many Michelin star chefs hail from northern Spain. Combine top-notch food with beaches, surfing, designer boutiques, Basque culture and explore the vibrant nightlife. For bar-hopping and pintxos snacking - this city is ideal. It is also a "food destination" that also offers many cultural treasures. In the Old Town, you will find the best food, relax on one of the terraces or visit a typical cider house. 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