Geographically, Spain is the biggest country in southern Europe, and in addition to being the site of ample natural beauty, the country home to a number of incredible feats of architecture which can be observed in much of the real estate in Spain.

From the impressive (and intact) Roman Aqueduct of Segovia to the Royal Palace of Madrid, the Museo Nacional Del Prado and the Alcázar, there is plenty of evidence of Spain’s rich history throughout the different regions. The nation’s inland capital of Madrid is a veritable culture hub awash with restaurants, museums, shopping, art galleries and nightlife, while other cities like Valencia, Barcelona, Malaga, and Gibralta provide this along with nearness to the Mediterranean Sea. As the capital of one Spain’s many autonomous regions, Catalonia, Barcelona is a beacon of history, culture and notable modernist architecture. The mark of prolific architect Antoni Gaudícan be seen throughout the city, most famously in his unfinished masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia. The country is well connected both internally and internationally, making it easily accessible for visitors. There are a total of 47 airports in Spain, with Madrid Barajas International Airport being the busiest, and the country is also home to Europe’s most comprehensive high-speed rail network. This makes it easy to get around and discover the range of attractions from the city nightlife in Barcelona, to the wild running horses along Andalucian beaches.

The number of different regions in Spain means there is a vast selection of cuisine on offer; staples like Gazpacho manchego, Paella, Empanada and Chicharrón will become firm favourites, and at the end of the day, it is common to relax and watch the sun go down over a glass of locally-made Spanish wine or Sangria!