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Spain runs on terraces, tapas and neighborhood festivals. Each region has its own character, from Mediterranean beaches to the plains of Castile.
Barcelona and Madrid make a great first pair. On one side, Gaudí, the sea and the Gothic Quarter; on the other, the Prado, Retiro Park and Madrid's nightlife.
Day trips extend the journey: the Montserrat monastery from Barcelona, the old town of Toledo from Madrid. These outings show another side of Spain.
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Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Granada and the Alhambra, and Valencia. Around the big cities, Toledo, Segovia and Montserrat make great day trips.
Spring and fall suit city sightseeing, with mild temperatures. Summer draws crowds to the coast, but inland heat can be intense, in Madrid as in Andalusia.
Barcelona combines Gaudí's architecture with beaches, while Madrid focuses on great museums and neighborhood life. High-speed trains link the two cities, so you can easily combine them.
Beaches, parks, aquariums and castles appeal to children. In Barcelona, try Park Güell; in Madrid, Retiro Park and its rowing boats.
High-speed trains link the major cities, and buses serve smaller towns. For day trips, an organized tour saves you from juggling connections.