Spring is known as the country of passion, which is one of the reasons why it is such a popular choice for travelers from around the world. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or it’s a return visit, make sure you consider these top 10 things to do while you’re in Spain. 

Get a meal at Botín

Botín is the oldest restaurant in the world. It was first open in 1725 and still operates today. Their signature dish is a whole suckling pig–go on an empty stomach and give it a try!

Stop in at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is a unique modern art museum that hosts fantastic art, including a permanent exhibition as well as rotating galleries.

Visit the medieval town of Medieval Cáceres

This town is one of the oldest towns in Spain; it features unique historical architecture includes influences from all around Europe.

Explore Old Toledo

Old Toledo is particularly known for its old Jewish quarter, which includes original cobblestone streets and centuries-old buildings.

Wine tasting in La Rioja

If you’re a wine lover, you can’t leave Spain without trying its best wines. Head to La Rioja to try wines from internationally recognized wineries.

Head to Ibiza for the beaches

Ibiza is well known for its beautiful beaches, blue waters and sunny skies. Head here to bask in the beauty and have a relaxing afternoon.

Attend a festival

Spain is well known for its many festivals. Before you visit, look up which festivals are running during your visit and attend for a great time!

Try local tapas in Madrid

Madrid is a foodie paradise, and you’ll definitely want to take the time to go on a “tapas tour” by trying out as many local tapas as possible in the city.

See flamenco in Seville 

Seville is well-known for their famous flamenco shows; book tickets as early as possible and enjoy!

Visit La Sagrada Familia

La Sagrada Familia is a famous basilica that is technically still under construction. The beautiful stained glass windows and golden towers are well worth the trip.