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Island in the Canary archipelago crowned by Mount Teide, featuring volcanic and golden sand coastlines, a mild year-round climate, and prominent recreational and theme parks.

Mediterranean city located in eastern mainland Spain, characterized by its former riverbed transformed into a continuous linear park, wide urban beaches, and modern science and marine discovery complexes.

A coastal city on the Bay of Biscay distinguished by its iconic sheltered bay, nineteenth-century architecture, flat seaside promenades, and a historic aquarium facing the fishing port.

Mediterranean island capital set in a wide, sheltered bay, with a historic center dominated by a seaside Gothic cathedral, calm-water urban beaches, and a historic wooden train to the mountains.

Major Mediterranean metropolis in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula that brings together expansive urban parks filled with Modernist creations, interactive science museums, and a well-developed, accessible waterfront.

A coastal city in the Atlantic northwest situated on a peninsula, renowned for its working Roman lighthouse, coastal viewpoints, waterfront promenade, and an outstanding network of interactive museums and aquariums.

Andalusian city nestled at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, renowned for its historic Moorish palaces and gardens, traditional neighborhoods, and an expansive interactive science park.

Peninsular capital featuring expansive gardens and historic parks, theme and amusement parks, and a rich lineup of nationally renowned stage shows and musicals.

A region along the Cantabrian coast that combines expansive golden-sand beaches, inland mountain valleys, an extensive semi-free-range wildlife park, and prominent Paleolithic rock art sites.

Northern territory situated between the Cantabrian Sea and the mountain range, renowned for its coastline dotted with fossilized Jurassic footprints, fishing villages, mountain lakes, and lush green valleys.

An inland region in the northeast spanning from the peaks of the Pyrenees and deep mountain valleys to paleontological discovery centers and recreational parks in its central basin.

A diverse northern region linking wooded Atlantic valleys with the arid landscapes of the Bardenas Reales, alongside adventure and nature parks tailored for outdoor exploration.