Choose from 459 Fun Things to Do in Spain
Museum of Public Art
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Jardin Botanico Canario Viera y Clavijo
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Jerez de la Frontera
Oasis Park Fuerteventura
- Oasis Park is a must-visit for animal lovers and families traveling with kids.
- Don’t forget to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.
- Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared to do a lot of walking.
- The entire park is wheelchair accessible, and electric mobility scooters are available for rent.
Plaza de Zocodover
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Jameos del Agua
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Port de Barcelona
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Mercado de San Miguel
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Mercado del Puerto
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Plaza Mayor
- The Plaza Mayor is a major landmark in Madrid and a must-see for first-time visitors.
- Visit the plaza as part of a small group or private city tour for a deeper understanding of its history.
- When exploring the area, remember to wear comfortable walking shoes.
Oasys Mini Hollywood
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Miramar Palace
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Port Aventura Park
This is a serious theme park, Spain's biggest and baddest, with a collection of wild rides - like Dragon Khan and Furios Baco, both clocking in at well over 100kph (65mph) - that will keep thrill junkies coming back for more. Port Aventura is the flagship park, divided into several "lands," such as the Wild West, Mexico, and China, with themed shows, restaurants, and gift shops. Though it could keep a family busy all day (or week), that's just the beginning.
In addition to Port Aventura, you could also visit several other parks - Port Aventura Aquatic Park, with dolphin shows and water slides; the Beach club, right on the Caribbean; and Golf PortAventura, with three premium golf courses. Savvy travelers can find packages that include several parks, special shows, and even discounts on hotels.
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The closest airport to Port Aventura Park is Tarragona's Reus Airport (REU), with just handful of year-round direct flights to major European cities from April through September. It's about 15 minutes by bus or taxi between the airport and the park.
Renfe trains stop at the Port Aventura station, right at the park, while the AVE line's Camp de Tarragona station has regular bus service to the park. There are several hotels right next to Port Aventura, catering to park goers.
Port Olímpic
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Plaza Nueva
Today, the bustling plaza is best known for its abundance of stylish bars and tapas restaurants, coming alive in the evening hours when both locals and tourists congregate on the lamp-lit terraces. There’s more to Plaza Nueva than its nightlife though and the elegant square is also home to a number of striking landmarks, including the 16th-century Royal Chancellery and Mudejar-style Church of Santa Ana, both the work of Renaissance architect Diego de Siloé, and the House of Pisa, which now houses the Juan de Dios Museum.
Plaza de Toros de las Ventas
- A Las Ventas tour is a must for architecture lovers and history buffs.
- Don’t forget to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.
- The audio tour of the bullring lasts about 45 minutes.
- Parts of the bullring, including some seating areas, are wheelchair accessible.
Janubio Salt Pans
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Museum of Royal Feluccas
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Music Museum (Museu de la Musica)
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Mezquita (Mosque-Cathedral)
- The Mezquita is a must-see for history buffs, architecture lovers, and all first-time visitors to Cordoba.
- Choose a daytime tour, night visit, or entrance to the bell tower.
- Audio guides are available in several languages, including English, for an extra fee.
- The cathedral is wheelchair accessible; disabled toilets and wheelchairs are both available.
- As a functioning holy site, hats and head coverings are not permitted within the cathedral, and visitors should dress appropriately.