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Hereās where you should go this summer.
Hi viatgers,
With summer coming up ā and plenty of you getting ready to come see Valencia ā youāre probably looking into other places to go see.
Because as amazing as Valencia isā¦
Well, there are tons of fantastic cities throughout Spain to go visit.
So here are my recommendations on which cities you should go visit:
Barcelona
This one is an obvious choice. Itās easy to get to, has a ton of history, and still gives you access to a beach.
Catalonia in general is a beautiful area to visit and is great in the summer.
I just got back from a trip not too long ago ā so I can definitely recommend.
Cullera
Want to stay within the Valencian Country? Hop on a local train and go to the Hollywood of Valencia.
Wonderful beaches
Great seafood
Medieval castle
Itās definitely a top pick for anyone that wants to continue using Valencia as a homebase.
PenĆscola
This is pretty similar to Cullera ā but itās going up North and is a bit further away.
So if youāre renting a car and want to visit a great town on your way to Catalonia ā this is the perfect option.
PenĆscola is a super cute town (typical labyrinth-style, white streets). It was a filming location for Game of Thrones, which is a big perk for many people.
Plus, the nearly endless beachfront makes for the perfect summer trip.
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Admittedly ā much further away. Youāll have to rent a car for this one.
But if you want to escape the city, get away from the heat, and enjoy the mountainsā¦
Then Navarra is the perfect choice!
(Note: Navarra isnāt a city, but basically anywhere in the province is great)
My husbandās family usually makes a trip to either Navarra or the Basque Country once a year.
And when youāre trying to escape the heat ā Navarra is their go-to option.
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Where to NOT visit š„
Now, there are plenty of amazing places to see in Spain during the summer.
But⦠the summer can be pretty intense for people who arenāt used to it.
So to be completely honest, I would suggest skipping Madrid and Andalusia.
The weather gets too extreme, and I constantly hear from people saying they regret it.
In fact, I took my brother to Madrid in July and all he wanted to do was hide in the hotel room š
Just a friendly warning.
Have other summer plans? Let me know what they are!
Bon viatge,
Kevin
Bon viatge,
Kevin
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