A visit to Spain is not only about sun, sea, sand, great cuisine, and a warm welcome, but also its rich monumental heritage and dazzling natural environment. There is a perfect destination for everyone. In Spain, visitors will find unique places to which you will always want to return. Check out these popular places / cities:

Bilbao - The capital of the Basque region, Bilbao's main tourist attraction is the Guggenheim Museum with collections of late 20th century paintings and sculptures. Home to pretty plazas, elegant shops and architectural gems – Bilbao is best-discovered by foot.

Barcelona - The vibrant capital city of Catalonia, Barcelona is an ideal city break destination. Hit the beach if the heat is too much to handle or soak up the Mediterranean atmosphere in a street cafe. Best place to explore on foot.

Madrid - This Spanish capital city is rich in cultural sights with multitude of bars, cafes, discos, and live music venues. The Plaza Mayor square has a huge variety of shops, where you can get just about anything, while Puerta Del Sol centre is the hub of city’s nightlife. For art and culture lovers, a visit to the art museums is a must.

Valencia - Well known for its orange groves, fruit and vegetable markets, Valencia is home to the Spanish dish paella and a range of festivities including "Las Fallas", the July Fair. The endless beaches with plenty of sunshine have made it a very popular destination.

Cordoba - is a typical bustling noisy Andalusia town is known predominantly for its Mosque and other artistic and architectural treasures. The spring the "Festival of Patios" is a painter's and photographer's delight, as the streets become a riot of colours.

Seville - The Andalusian capital city has inspired many works of art, music and literature, including the legendary lover Don Juan. Enjoy the dazzling flamenco shows, concerts on streets or in bars, or visit the Isla Magica adventure park.

Granada - at the foot of Sierra Nevada Mountains, Granada has been listed as a UNSECO heritage site, for its unrivalled beauty and architectural splendour. The narrow streets lead to a huge number of tapas bars, restaurants, pavement cafes and Arab tearooms - great for a lazy day.

Malaga - A genuine and typical Andalusian city with pretty whitewashed buildings smothered with pink bougainvillea bushes. This major coastal jewel of Andalucia in the crown of Southern Spain has plenty to offer.

Benidorm - A quiet fishing village with its vast sandy beaches. Enjoy the sun, sand and sea in one of the quieter coves or explore the interesting town of Guadelest - part of which is built inside a mountain!

Costa Brava - Whitewashed fishing villages, crystalline sea water, underwater paradise areas, nature reserves with deep green, untouched countryside and small coves hidden between rocky outcrops landscapes Costa Brava, the birth-place and source of inspiration to Salvador Dali.

Tenerife Canary Islands - the largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife boasts of the highest mountain peak in the whole of Spain. Surrounded by lush forests the island has a beautiful coastline and spectacular beaches. The mountainous region offers quiet hiking trails, climbing areas and paths for cycling and mountain biking.

Gran Canaria Canary Islands - Blessed with numerous and exquisite beaches of white sand dunes and crystal clear waters, the island is a paradise for beach lovers. Water sports are a popular leisure activity and the year round cultural events and festivities and lively nightlife make this a great holiday destination.

Ibiza - Clubbing has brought international fame to Ibiza, the third largest of Balearic Islands. Unmissable are the wonderful beaches, secluded coves, year round sun, and all night and day parties, a magnate for the young and the beautiful.

Majorca - The most popular of Spain's Mediterranean islands with mild climate and beautiful scenery, it is known for its stalagmite caves, architectural treasures and prehistoric monuments. To enjoy the mountains and nearby villages, ride in the antique tourist train. Or for a quiet day out, head to the Formentor Peninsula with secluded coves amongst pinewoods.

Almeria - Nestled at the foot of a mountain range, the Alcazaba fortress commands magnificent views of this city. Enjoy the various cultural and historical trips, natural parks, villages, caves, all night dance music, good seafood and tapas bars - there is plenty of choice for visitors. Unspoilt beaches and secluded coves can be reached on foot or by boat.