Huete

Huete, located in Cuenca (Alcarria region), will surprise you with its numerous monuments, concentrated in a small urban area. In this charming town, you can visit monasteries, convents, towers, remains of walls, palace-houses, churches and half a dozen museums, as well as a valuable Roman mine just a few kilometres away.

Icod de los Vinos

Icod de los Vinos owes its name to the importance of vine cultivation in the 16th century. However, it was not until the early 20th century that this activity was regulated and included on the coat of arms.

Illescas

Illescas is the capital of the region of La Sagra. It is currently a very industrial town which has an interesting past.

Inca

It is located in the region of Es Raiguer, in the interior of the island. Inca is among the first cities in the island when it comes to population.

Irún

The industrial and commercial character of Irún make it the most significant city on the banks of the Bidasoa river.

Isla Cristina

Located in the western part of the province, in Costa de la Luz, Isla Cristina is a modern town with a long seafaring tradition, a great place to find salted meats and canned fish.

Jaca

Jaca is known as “the pearl of the Pyrenees”. It is a cosmopolitan European city, and a key stop on the St James Way (Camino de Santiago).

Jaén

This provincial capital boasts the largest number of protected spaces and castles and fortresses in Spain, and stands in a setting of olive groves.

Jarandilla de la Vera

Charles I of Spain lived in Jarandilla Palace, constructed in the 15th century, while Yuste was being prepared. The palace is now a Parador hotel.

Javea / Xàbia

Located between the capes of San Antonio and de la Nao, Jávea is one of the most important tourist destinations on the Alicante Costa Blanca.

Javier

Jerez de los Caballeros

A city in Badajoz where many different cultures, knowledge and artistic styles overlap, from prehistoric times to Gothic and Baroque.

Jerez de la Frontera

Jerez de la Frontera, well known for its wines, its horses and its flamenco, preserves a historic centre that has been declared a historic artistic site.

Jerte

The end of March is the best time to visit, when the cherry trees are in flower

Jimena de la Frontera

Situated very close to Algeciras Bay, Jimena de la Frontera is an exceptional spot where the Ronda Mountains and the Strait of Gibraltar meet. Its old town has been declared Property of Cultural Interest.

L'Alfàs del Pí

L'Alfàs del Pí is 48 kilometres from Alicante. This small town is situated on the Mediterranean coast and is surrounded by plantations of fruit trees, alternating with olive groves and pine woods.

Ontinyent

The town of Ontinyent is about 82 kilometres from the city of Valencia. Its old town has been declared Property of Cultural Interest. Its unique aesthetic is due to the contrast resulting from its stately 18th century mansions and the more modest Valencian buildings from the late 18th century and early 19th century.

Orgiva

Órgiva, the administrative and economic capital of the western side of the region of Alpujarra, has managed to combine in its urban development both a modern life style, and a rich historical heritage that reached our days almost intact.

Orihuela

Orihuela offers the visitor a great place to enjoy the sea and sun, a monumental city centre, and three excellent eighteen-hole golf courses.

Orio

Orio is a small fishing town in the province of Guipuzkoa, set in a privileged location. Its old town has the Property of Cultural Interest designation.

Oropesa del Mar

On a small bay, Oropesa del Mar is a historic town in Castellón offering excellent beaches and modern services for tourism. Oropesa del Mar, in the heart of the Costa del Azahar, is a small town which has grown up on the shores of a small bay.

La Orotava

La Orotava is a historic town which sits in a beautiful valley of banana plantations.

Orreaga-Roncesvalles

In the northeast of the Navarre region and 47 km from Pamplona is Roncesvalles, the point of departure for modern pilgrims on the road to Santiago de Compostela.

Ortigueira

Ortigueira is situated in the province of A Coruña, in Galicia. It is famous for its picturesque landscape, which combines mountains, rivers, the sea and the widest estuary in the whole of the north of Galicia. The area is a stunning natural spectacle, offering visitors imposing cliffs, routes for hiking and fantastic beaches.

Osuna

The Sevillian countryside to the east of the province, has a ducal town which has been declared a Historic-Artistic Site. The rich monumental wealth of its historic quarter is highlighted in a typically Sevillian whitewashed country house.

Orense

Stretching out on the banks of the river Miño is the city of Ourense, which maintains its traditional link to the river through its Roman bridge. A crossroads, the Old City preserves major historic sites, outstanding among which is the Cathedral.

Oviedo

Ancient Ovetum has been closely linked, since its founding (8th century), to the Asturian monarchy, becoming the capital of the Kingdom of Asturias. This fact has left a historic centre with an undeniable medieval flavour, which modernity has provided with a carefully designed urban layout that is easy to navigate.

Padrón

Traditionally, this town's history is linked to that of the apostle Santiago (St. James)

Pájara

Pájara has beautiful beaches backed by tourist housing developments.

Palafrugell

Located in the middle of the coast of Girona, the village of Palafrugell has an additional appeal: the archipelago of Islas Formigues, highly recommended for scuba diving.

Palamós

This town with excellent beaches and leisure opportunities is set right on the Costa Brava, on the coast of the province of Girona. The broken coastal relief provides both wide beaches and coves with clear water among the rocks.

Palencia

The river Carrión runs through the extensive plain of Tierra de Campos until it reaches Palencia.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Crowning an island of tall cliffs to the north and extensive beaches to the south, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a city which offers sun, sea and an exceptional historic legacy.

Palos de la Frontera

This town, of long seafaring tradition, was the cradle of the Discovery of America, since it was from its port that the three caravels set out in August, 1492, to arrive two months later at the remote and strange lands of the New World.

Pals

A few kilometres from the Mediterranean Sea, right on the Costa Brava, lie the medieval streets of Pals. The county of Baix Empordà in the province of Girona has in this town a lovely old quarter, declared a Historic Artistic Site.

Pampaneira

In Pampaneira, the cultural heritage left by Moorish people in the region of Alpujarra, Granada, is preserved intact, with its narrow streets and alleys, its inviting squares, and its traditional houses.