Where in Spain are you thinking of going in 2024? At this time of year, you might want to take a short trip to Barcelona, Malaga or Valencia to soak up the light and vibrancy of the Mediterranean. You might be planning a gastronomic route through the Basque Country or a cycling trip through Mallorca.
Traveling by train is easy, and the constantly expanding high-speed network means you can comfortably travel between major cities in just a few hours. The recently opened section from Madrid to Asturias is a fantastic journey north through the varied landscapes of Castile and Leon. This year we recommend combining your visit with Granada with a visit to Jaén, Andalusia. If you go to Seville, stay in Jerez for a night or two.
Everyone has their favorite places that they visit over and over again, but there are always new areas to discover in Spain that may not get as many tourists, but that may surprise you and turn out to be more worthwhile. This is the place to do it.
Reus, Catalonia
EasyJet (easyjet.com) will launch a new route from Manchester to Reus in southern Catalonia in April, while also resuming flights from Luton. The airport has access to resorts along the Costa Dorada such as Salou and Cambrils, as well as the PortAventura World Theme Park, but it’s only a 15-minute drive from Tarragona, a city with Roman streets and perfect for a weekend getaway. Amphitheater and great restaurants.
Reus itself should not be missed, especially if you are a fan of the Catalan Art Nouveau architecture that characterizes Barcelona. The great Antoni Gaudi was born in Reus. Although the town does not contain any of his extraordinary works, there are many other major buildings. modernista Masters. When you’re not admiring the ornate façade, stop by the bar and sample the vermouth for which Reus is famous. Rent a car and head inland to Priorat. Enjoy wine tasting and walking in this mountainous region of honey-coloured villages, vineyards and olive groves.