Off-the-beaten-path tourist attractions in Spain

Only been to the capital cities of Madrid and Barcelona in Spain, feeling a bit mundane? Saw bullfighting performances and watched flamenco dancing, feeling like something is still missing from this trip? This guide will provide you with a different Spanish journey, making your trip more enjoyable.

Castle in the Sky - Kuencagu City

The ancient city of Cuenca is built on a cliff, surrounded by wonderful natural scenery, and is known as the "enchanted city". Its most famous landmark is the Casas Colgadas, a three-story wooden balcony that hangs precariously on the cliff edge, overlooking the valley below, making the heart tremble. The construction of the balcony not only cleverly blends the unique local architectural elements, but also reflects the exquisite craftsmanship and architectural wisdom of Cuenca. Standing on the balcony, looking down at the valley, the stark contrast between the grandeur and fragility creates a strong sense of awe, highlighting the gap between humans and nature.

Flower Town - Cordoba

Córdoba, not only popular in Spain, even celebrity couple Song Hye Kyo and Song Joong Ki chose to honeymoon in this city. In Córdoba, you can feel the fragrance of flowers along the walls, stroll in front of doors, windows, walls and alleys of the city, everywhere full of beautiful blooming flowers.

City of Four Rivers - Girona

"Game of Thrones" season 6 was filmed here. The beautiful bridge palace, quiet alleys, and medieval commercial areas are all preserved in the ancient stone buildings of Girona. Coming here is like entering a scene from a magical epic movie. Girona is a thousand-year-old ancient town surrounded by the Ter River Valley, making it also known as the city of four rivers. Walking in the narrow old town of Girona, the ancient city walls, dilapidated alleys, and colorful houses seem to transport you back to the Middle Ages.