Drive lovers on an unforgettable romantic comedy through the mountain tops, the fort, the burnt orange and tangerine buildings and the quiet coastal villages. We have compiled a list of the most popular destinations in Spain.
Segovia, Castile and León
In Segovia, Suresh, the romantic gesture is part of the fabric of the city. This aqueduct is a tribute to Roman glory and cuts off part of the city as a great promise. Sequoia's blue-rolled and washed stones are said to have been inspired by the Alcazar behind Walt Disney Disneyland Palace in California.
Such scenes are a magical way to spend the day and allow you to experience the gentle pace of life while surfing in the warm Segovian sunshine. Wiping gestures do not exist in this city, so when you are here, you go for lunch at José María, a well-known restaurant with a roasting suckling pig before the bedtime 16th-century fascinating X-Casa de Los Linnaeus.
Cadaqués, Girona
Located on the eastern edge of the Iberian Peninsula, Cadaqués looks like Greece for its aesthetics, but it has a real Catalan style. Hidden from the slopes of Cap de Cruz National Park, the beach is inhabited by whitewashed buildings, interspersed with arched walkways and narrow cobblestone streets. Caduceus has long served as a creative retreat, and people like Salvador Dali and Gabriel García Márquez have used the city as an artistic food, and it is not difficult to see why. Surprisingly removed, but with a hint of circulation, there is something intimate and wild about this city. Take your loved ones to a moonlight and seafood dinner before heading to the Seoul Accent Hotel.
Begur, Costa Brava
Begur, a medieval village in the tourist saturated Costa Brava, is a collection of lemon and peach colored buildings. Go up to the ruins of Begur Castle. Then you will get a spectacular view of the sea and the city.
On the way back to town, the lanes stretch around both sides of the Moors and the colonial houses. Get out of the water and look forward to finding amazing restaurants; The hostel has a quiet, low-light restaurant and a terrace.
The walled city of Girona, with its ruby red and Clementine mansions, is a patch of colour and history. Walk across the small footbridges for views of the One waterway - the unexpectedly visible Florentine in its architecture and colour - or head to the Passig de la Murella for scenic city views.
Romantic people know that no walk is complete without a suitable destination (or stop) - try the classic Cafe Le Bistro, a genuine display of Catalan cuisine. Then pass the Cathedral for the night and walk with its Romanesque.
Ronda, Malaga
Situated on the top of the Golden Hill, Rhonda is an essential destination for romantic getaways. One of its main attractions is the three bridges - Puente Niue, Puente Arabe and Puente Romano - the tower above the falling gap.
While a 120-meter-deep dot may not initially appeal to viewers, scenes on bridges and beyond will surely recall them. One of the first Pueblo Blancos (white cities) in Andalusia, the snowfall of city houses, the climb to the top of the mountain, and the sunshine all over the place are a bit amazing.
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