Spain Coastal + Museum Pictures

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The village of Noja is a natural paradise with its pristine beaches and inviting verdant mountains, as well as extensive marshes with rich fauna and flora.

Go to the top of this great mountain in San Sebastián and visit a traditional amusement park with spectacular views as a backdrop.

Stroll along the cobbles on the sea to reach this spectacular castle that contains one of Spain’s earliest electric lighthouses.

The enticing water of the Mediterranean Sea, watersports, beach bars and a lively promenade make this one of Nerja’s most-loved beaches.

The enticing water of the Mediterranean Sea, watersports, beach bars and a lively promenade make this one of Nerja’s most-loved beaches.

This resort town on the Costa del Sol has an atmospheric old town, a lively late-night bar scene and pretty beaches set around sandy bays.

On a high cliff face with the Mediterranean stretching out in front, the promontory of this lighthouse offers wonderful views.

Built into a 16th-century military fortress, this superb gallery displays works by some of Spain’s greatest artists.

Enjoy the magnificence of the Cantabrian coast in Suances, and fall in love with a wild coastline of dazzling sheer cliffs. 

From the peaks of the Pyrenees to sun-scorched beaches and desert-like regions, Spain is a country of diverse landscapes. Enjoy this natural backdrop while you view eclectic architecture, sample regional food and be swept up in one of the country’s many festivals.

On a high cliff face with the Mediterranean stretching out in front, the promontory of this lighthouse offers wonderful views.

Go windsurfing and kayaking near the stunning coves and explore the natural reserves around the historic towns of this former Roman and Moorish complex.

This beautiful island is best known for its beaches, which often overshadow its equally stunning monasteries, medieval towns and traditional markets.

This resort town on the Costa del Sol has an atmospheric old town, a lively late-night bar scene and pretty beaches set around sandy bays.

Built into a 16th-century military fortress, this superb gallery displays works by some of Spain’s greatest artists.

Go windsurfing and kayaking near the stunning coves and explore the natural reserves around the historic towns of this former Roman and Moorish complex.

Mystery and miracles surround the centerpiece of Mallorca’s most sacred site, an authentic 13th-century monastery.

Upmarket and away from general tourist spots, this small port town has a pleasant waterfront promenade and several excellent restaurants.

Relax at this lively beach resort, known for its active clubs and bars, which make it a favorite destination among young Europeans. 

This traditional Spanish coastal town has a towering rock as its landmark and is a relaxing destination to enjoy soft-sand beaches, scenic trails and ancient ruins.

Relax at this lively beach resort, known for its active clubs and bars, which make it a favorite destination among young Europeans. 

On a high cliff face with the Mediterranean stretching out in front, the promontory of this lighthouse offers wonderful views.

Go windsurfing and kayaking near the stunning coves and explore the natural reserves around the historic towns of this former Roman and Moorish complex.