Relaxing holidays in Spain
The Spanish festive atmosphere attracts the attention of many travelers looking for great events where they can spend unforgettable nights. But, far from the noise of its festivities, Spain also offers you calm with experiences that are relaxed and inspiring at the same time. Would you like some top suggestions for a relaxing holiday?
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The Miño thermal route
On the banks of the Miño River in Ourense, a green path opens up full of medicinal hot water springs, some of which are free to access! How about a restorative bath and stroll? Come to the source of O Tinteiro; from its viewpoint, you can enjoy a bath with dermatological benefits. The Outariz and Burga de Canedo swimming pools, very famous in the city for their large size, are also within easy reach.
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The Valley of Silence
Maybe you want to walk through the Valley of Silence (León), where you can hear nothing but the murmurs of nature until you come across one of its cozy mountain towns, like Peñalba de Santiago. You can feel like just another local in these isolated towns, with their quiet cobblestone streets and houses of slate and stone.
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The Way of Saint James
Pilgrimage is a way to connect with nature and with yourself. It offers you peace of mind and time to think beyond daily worries. Do you dare to travel any of the mythical routes of the Camino de Santiago?
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The tree house you always dreamed of
If as a child you liked to build tree houses with the materials you found around the house, in Spain you can daydream about those cabins that you wanted so much as a child. An original accommodation in intimate corners of nature, which you can find all over the Spanish map: Navarra, Community of Madrid, Andalusia, Catalonia, Galicia…
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A night at the Isla Pancha lighthouse
You can reach Isla Pancha from a bridge a few kilometres outside the town of Ribadeo in Galicia. During the flowering season, the island is painted in pink hues, with the gentle lapping of the waves turning it into a dreamy place that seems to be cut off from the rest of the world.Even better, the Isla Pancha lighthouse offers tourist accommodation in two apartments that let you spend the night in the midst of these spectacular views!
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A balloon tour through the fields of La Rioja
If you like the art of wine, imagine being able to see the countryside from a new perspective: from the sky. Several companies offer these activities over the landscapes of La Rioja. This is a liberating experience where the tranquility of the moment mixes with the peacefulness of the Ebro Valley.
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A night in a bubble, hotels with many stars
If you like glamping, you might want to change from a tent to one of these spherical rooms with transparent ceilings and walls. And what is more relaxing than going to sleep surrounded by a huge blanket of stars?Bubble hotels are an increasingly popular type of tourist accommodation that is spreading in Spain. Toledo, Ciudad Real, Canary Islands, Silleda (Galicia), Navarra and Girona have some of the most recommended bubble hotels.
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A train trip where you can enjoy the journey
Spain offers a wide range of tourist trains, including the Campos de Castilla train, the Llacs train, the Robla express and the Transcantábrico. A trip with a picturesque atmosphere that crosses mountains and historic towns in which to remain enthralled through the window of the carriage.
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The Alcarria Gardens in Guadalajara
Brihuega is a town in Guadalajara known as the Alcarria Garden, a place full of natural fountains and extensive lavender fields. Can you imagine being able to attend a concert at sunset in these fields? If you like the idea, you can visit the village during its Lavender Festival, which is celebrated in the month of July. You will find yourself before a natural spectacle that, together with the vibrant colors and smells of its flowers, becomes a pleasure for the senses.
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