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Travel solo as part of a group tour to Spain

Why travel solo to Spain?

If diversity is what you’re craving, there are few countries better for solo travel than Spain – which proves to be everything you’d expect and not at all as you imagined all at the same time.

Flamenco and flamboyant masters. Tapas and wine. These are all images that spring to mind at the mention of Spain. But this is also a country of fiercely independent and distinct identities, from the Moorish heritage of Andalucía to a fun-loving fiesta spirit in cities from Madrid to Barcelona where early-hours adventures rule the day.

The country’s wild landscapes are just as diverse, from rugged coastline to snow-capped (skiing in southern Spain? Yes, please). While in the north, you’ll find lush green mountains in the Basque country rolling down to the Atlantic.

Oh, and not forgetting some of the best beaches in Europe, primed for surf and yoga breaks – and you’ll quickly find there’s much more to Spain than you could imagine.



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Top places to visit in Spain

Madrid

Spain’s capital city is full of cultured calles and well-tended parks, but it’s renowned for being home to a huge range of exceptional European art. In Madrid’s trio of big-name galleries (The Prado, the Thyssen and the Reina Sofía), you’ll find work by Goya and Velázquez, as well as other Spanish masters. You can also find a thriving food scene in excellent restaurants and tapas bars.

Barcelona

Architectural masterpieces by Gaudí, such as the mighty Sagrada Família, are part of the furniture in Barcelona, creating its rich cityscape. Be sure to admire the Gothic architecture of the basilica of Santa Maria del Mar; explore La Boqueria, Europe’s largest (and most famous) food market; or hit the beach in style.

San Sebastian

Welcome to Spain’s culinary mecca. Awash with michelin stars, you’ll want to dive straight into the array of Old Town pintxo bars, while appreciating the gorgeous historic architecture. The beaches are fab too, and perfect for surfing.

Bilbao

Home to the iconic Guggenheim Museum; Bilbao oozes historic charm thanks to its narrow streets, lively pintxo bars and bustling local markets. A pintxos crawl is an absolute must while in Bilbao, and nothing is more serene that a stroll along the Nervión River.

Trips to Spain

Spain facts

What's the national language of Spain?

Spanish

What's the currency?

Euro

Timezone

Mainland Spain uses Central European Time of GMT+1

Top three activities

1. Take a tapas crawl through Madrid
2. Sip wine in the Rioja Valley
3. 4×4 through the otherworldly Bardenas Reales semi-desert

Top five dishes to try

1. Tortilla Española – potato and onion omelette
2. Gazpacho – cold vegetable soup
3. Jamón ibérico – cured ham
4. Pulpo a la gallega – octopus
5. Paella – rice dish of saffron, chicken and seafood

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Average temp in high season

What's the weather like in Spain?

Spain has a sunny Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and cold winters inland, and mild summers and cool winters along the coast. The average summer temperature in Madrid is 30°C (86°F), while winter temperatures average 10°C (50°F).

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