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Spain’s large cities are worth exploring. Madrid is where you will find the Retiro park the most popular of Madrid’s parks covering 330 acres. It offers a combination of wide open spaces and formal gardens. Book your hotels in Spain online (Madrid Hotels)

Barcelona is where you will find the Picasso Museum By far the best collection of Picasso’s work in Spain, this is a great chance to see his earliest sketches and paintings and better understand his brilliance. Book your hotels in Spain online (Barcelona Hotels)

The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia is Europe’s largest leisure complex and combines education and entertainment. Within the ‘City’ you will find a futuristic opera house, planetarium, IMAX cinema, vast science museum, botanical gardens and a huge aquarium. Book your hotels in Spain online (Valencia Hotels)

The Castillo de Santa Barbara in Alicante has been built and destroyed many times. The castle walls dungeons and turrets display many architectural styles from Gothic to Renaissance. The Cape collection of 700 contemporary Spanish sculptures is spread between the museum and the gardens. Book your hotels in Spain online (Alicante Hotels)

The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is a modern and contemporary art museum designed by architect Frank Gehry It is built alongside the Nervion River, which runs through the city of Bilbao to the Atlantic. The museum features both permanent and visiting exhibits featuring works of both Spanish and international artists. Book your hotels in Spain online (Bilbao Hotels)

Spain is much more than the Costa del Sol. The Costas in Spain change ‘flavour’ as they sweep down from the Pyrenees through the pine forests of the Costa Brava and Costa Dorada. From the picturesque orange blossom coast of the Costa del Azahar, past the stunning beaches of the Costa Blanca and Costa Calida, the landscape finally becomes semi-arid as we approach the Costa de Almeria.