Discover the Top 10 Attractions in Spain with Irro-Charter!

Top 10 attractions to see Spain with Irro Charter

The Kingdom of Spain is one of the largest countries in south-western Europe. Due to historical factors, technically Spain is the only European county to have direct physical border with Morocco. The country is part of the Iberian Peninsula and has great rich history to show.

Archeology shows so many different humans have settled in this rich land like: the Phoenicians, the Greeks, the Carthaginians the Romans, the Visigoths, the Umayyad Caliphate rule, and the final Castile and Aragon dynastic union that created the Catholic Spanish Empire, which from sixteenth to nineteenth centuries ruled parts of central and south America, and parts of Africa becoming one of the largest and most prosperous empires on planet earth during its golden years.

Today Spain is a democratic constitutional monarchy that offers modern living with great infrastructure, and well educated, passionate, and stylish population that leads as an example of enjoying a high standard of the good life. Spain is part of the European Union.

On the cultural side, Spain offers exquisite cuisine that has many followers around the globe. Along the great diverse historical heritage, Spain also was the cradle of new genius artists like Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, and Antoni Gaudí that made their mark on modern Spain today with brilliant works that make this county very special.

Irro Charter can propose the following top 10 places for your itinerary when touring Spain:

1. Cueva in Nerja

   The magnificent caves of Nerja are actually around four Kilometers from Nerja, and you can get there from Malaga by our bus. The breathtaking rock formations and stalactites with different colors will dazzle you and proof how nature is amazing above and under ground. The location of the caves is very well developed with ticket office for tours, café, bus parking and amenities that will make your visit a great and comfortable adventure.

2. Acueducto in Segovia

   The El Acueducto (Roman Aqueduct) is the famous icon form Segovia. This structure was originally part of a multifaceted arrangement of many aqueducts and underground channels that carried water from the mountains for many kilometers away. It dates back to the first century, and underwent comprehensive restoration works three decades ago.

3. Real Monasterio de Santa Maria in Guadalupe

   This great monastery-church is considered one of Spain's most cherished pilgrimage locations, especially for people from South America and the Philippines. The building is an architectural marvel, packed with heritage treasures. It dates back to the fourteenth century. This is a must visit place for Catholic travelers.

4. Punata Paloma in Tarifa

   Punta Paloma beach is considered one of the most pristine beaches in South Spain, which is still a hidden Gem from mass tourism so far. It is located around 7 miles to the north-west of Tarifa town. The Golden sands are clean and welcoming. There are special natural mud spots at the western end where you can enjoy healthy mud baths if you wish.

5. Parque Nacional de los Picos de Europa in Picos de Europa

   This national park is huge covering more than six hundred square kilometers of pure magical natural scenery including: amazing mountains, lakes, and meadows. The wild birds are great to observe. This is a great place for all kinds of hiking.

6. Real Monasterio de San Lorenzo in San Lorenzo de El Escorial

   This is a compound of a Monstary and a palace dedicated for San Lorenzo de El Escorial. It is Located to the north west of Madrid. It was built around 1576 by Kind Felipe II. The palace is in top shape and is always busy with many different cultural events.

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7. Empúries in Archeological Site in l´Escala

   This remarkable seaside heritage treasure encompasses two actual 2000 years towns, the first was established by the Greeks as a trading port, and then the Romans expanded the town and the port to become a strategic point for the Roman Empire interests. There is a museum with great exhibitions offering information and artifacts to explore.

8. Monestir de Lluc in Mallorca

   This is a large complex with a monastery, Basilica, a church, and museum, and a grand garden. This dates back to the 17th century. The artifacts and treasures you will find in this complex are amazing, so make sure to have the time and plan for at least a day in this great site.

9. Alcazaba in Almería

   This Alcazaba is an imposing castle that proved to be militarily very affective over many centuries since mid-tenth Century and a testimony for the power of the Moorish era in Almeria. The complex is made of three compounds, the top one is the ruins of the Moorish rulers, and the middle one is the battlements section were the fortification still stand high and proud of the rich heritage, and the lower section is the living part with homes, lanes, fountains, and baths that made life comfortable there.

10. Palacio Real in Aranjuez

    This former royal palace was established by king Felipe II in the middle of the sixteenth century located in the town of Aranjuez around 50 Km to the south form the current Spanish capital. This is a beautiful palace museum that showcases very rich heritage in arts, opulence and great architecture. Make sure to have spare few hours in order to discover this amazing site.

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