Barcelona, Madrid, and Seville are among the most popular cities in Spain. They’re unique in many ways and have many important sights that make you want to return all the time.
No matter which Spanish main city you’re travelling to, you can find hidden gem destinations if you explore its surroundings.
In this story, I’m telling you about hidden gems in Spain that even many Spaniards don’t know about. I’ve compiled unique places for you to visit all around the country, including the Spanish islands.
This seaside town is so picturesque that it has attracted well-known painters like Picasso and Salvador Dalí. Its whitewashed buildings, crystal clear blue sea and abundant green surroundings make a stunning landscape.
Once you get to the Magdalena Peninsula, you can enjoy the beautiful views of the sea and city, visit Palacio de la Magdalena (a former royal palace) and see marine animals like seals and penguins.
This is a lovely park that includes gardens and a maze. It’s a fantastic place for adults and kids. While adults get to discover the gems inside the park, children enjoy playing in the maze.
San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, located 40 minutes by car from Bilbao, is an islet that is worth visiting in a day. This is one of the most impressive hidden gems of Spain.