Spain, a country full of enthusiasm and artistic atmosphere, combines the richness of history and modern vitality, providing people with infinite beauty and romance.

Today, Xiaoxing will introduce to you five cities that you must not miss when traveling in Spain.

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Madrid

Madrid is the center of Spain. The buildings here are full of a powerful aura, a sense of majesty that people have to surrender and admire.

Compared with those ancient cities in Spain that have been around for thousands of years, Madrid's history is not thick. However, the architectural boom in the 18th century left the city with wonderful architectural art, and the Royal Palace of Madrid is undoubtedly the leader.

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The Royal Palace of Madrid is the third largest royal palace in Europe after the Palace of Versailles and the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna. It is one of the most beautiful and complete palaces in the world.

White-gray in color and square in shape, the Royal Palace of Madrid, located in the center of the city, is marked by its former glory, silently telling the past glory of this land.

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Barcelona

Barcelona is a city of great personality and charm, with priceless artistic wealth and cultural connotations.

The famous director Woody Allen chose this place as the filming location for the film "Midnight in Barcelona".

He once wrote in the script: "Barcelona is a very charming city, and her tenderness is beyond what romance can say."

If you love art, never miss the classic works left by the architectural genius Gaudí in Barcelona.

Sagrada Familia Cathedral

In Barcelona, Gaudí's works can be seen everywhere, and it would take a list to make it clear. The most famous of them is the Sagrada Familia, which has been built since the 19th century.

The beauty of the Sagrada Familia lies not only in the building itself, but in Barcelona as a whole. When you reach the highest point of the church, you can overlook the whole of Barcelona, feel the charm of the city, and appreciate Gaudi's design charm at the same time.

Seville

Seville

In addition to Madrid and Barcelona, Spain also has a charm called Seville.

The romantic and unrestrained atmosphere has become a more dazzling travel card of the city. Generosity, fanaticism, daring and unrestrained, everywhere in Seville.

Over time, under the influence of the collision and fusion of Eastern and Western cultures, Seville's architectural style has combined many elements.

Plaza of Spain

The Plaza de España, built for the Ibero-American Exposition in 1929, best reflects the fusion of Seville's multiculturalism.

Known for its unique semi-circular design and magnificent architectural details, the square is centered on a huge semi-circular building surrounded by a canal that can be roamed by boat.

The square is also decorated with many ornate ceramic tiles depicting the history and culture of the various Spanish provinces. Both "Star Wars" and "Lawrence of Arabia" have been filmed here.

Granada

Granada

Granada is a city full of vitality, where Roman culture, Jewish culture and Moorish culture meet. At the same time, it is also a city of sorrow. It is the last home of the Moors in Spain and the dream home of countless people.

alhambra palace

As the pinnacle of Muslim art in Spain, the Alhambra was the last stronghold of the Moors in Spain.

The Alhambra continues the characteristics of Islamic architecture in North Africa and fully demonstrates the characteristics of Islamic architecture, with large areas of geometric decorative bricks, continuous light arches and a large number of fine hollow carvings.

Victor Hugo once praised the ancient Spanish city of Granada:

"There is no city like Granada, with its grace and smile, with its gleaming oriental charm, spread out under the clear sky."

Ronda

Ronda

Ronda, a small city located in the hinterland of Andalusia, Spain, is the "elopement destination" on the adventure cliff.

Ronda is also the birthplace of Spanish bullfighting. There is the oldest bullring in Spain, and there is also a love story about bullfighter Pedro Romero, which adds a romantic atmosphere to the beautiful cliff town. .

Hemingway once wrote in his novel "Dead in the Afternoon":

"If you want to go to Spain for honeymoon or elope with someone, Ronda is the most suitable place. The whole city is full of romantic scenery..."

Since then, the small town of Ronda has also been called the most suitable place in the world for elopement.

The whole city is built on the edge of a cliff, divided into two by the Tahoe Canyon, and the old and new towns are connected by three bridges of different styles. Among them, the New Bridge is a veritable landmark building in Ronda.

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It is a colossal project dating back to the eighteenth century. The continuous flow of the Guadalevín River under the bridge also speaks of the magnificence of the city.

You can also try to walk along the nearly 100-meter new bridge to experience the adventure and excitement of walking on the cliff.

Spain, a country with a long history and splendid culture, has become an ideal place for global elites to flock to with its superior living and professional environment.

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