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Valencia is a mesmerizing port city on the southeast coast of Spain. It is the third-largest city of Spain where the  Mediterranean Sea meets the Turia River. This fantastic city is famous for its art culture and futuristic structures like interactive museums, planetariums, and oceanariums.

Distance: 350 Km or 3 hours

Getting There: You can get on a high-speed train which costs around sixty euros. You can also book a flight.

Things to do: Visit bewitching churches, beaches, and futuristic places. The Oceanografic de  Valencia has the largest aquarium in Europe, with more than 500 marine species. Mercado Central and cathedral de valencia are not miss-out places. Also, the las fellas festival is a must-have experience.

Best Places to Eat: Trufas Martinez and Federal Café

Best Places to Stay: Venecia Plaza Centro, Sorolla Centro, and Palacio Santa Clara

Tarragona is a port city on the coast Daurada near the Mediterranean Sea. It is a home to some of Spain’s most well-preserved ruins including the ruins of the Roman amphitheatre and chariot tracks.  It usually has a humid subtropical climate that will be a great weekend getaway from Barcelona.

Distance: 97.6 Km or 1 hour 13 min

Getting There: Take a train from Sants station

Things to do: The Cathedral of Tarragona is the epitome of architectural style that reflects the transition from Romanesque to  gothic. The Roman Amphitheater is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a great place to visit.

Best Places to Eat: La Quinta, La Morada and La Caleta.

Best Places to Stay: H10 Imperial Tarraco, Pigal, and Hotel MR Tarragona for the best weekend trips from Barcelona.

Madrid is the capital city of Spain which will enthral your spirit with medieval architecture and art museums. From fancy parks to exquisite museums that exhibit sacred European art, Madrid has it all to satiate your soul. Madrid is also the city with the highest number of trees in Europe.

Distance: 625 Km or 6 hours

Getting There: Train or flight

Things to do: The Prado museum with more than 8,000 paintings is Madrid's most prominent place to visit. Enjoy the excellence of the royal palace and experience the placidity of crystal place to make your trip unforgettable. Moreover, the city's heart awaits you at Puerta del sol, one of Spain's most significant historic places.

Best Places to Eat: EI Social, Restaurant Algarabia, and El Sur.

Best Places to Stay: Vitium Urban Suites, Eurostars Madrid Tower, and Generator Madrid.

Mallorca, also known as Majorca, is one of Spain's islands in the Mediterranean. The island offers the most mesmerizing views and can you give an unforgettable experience if you choose to drive around. It is famous for its caves, beaches,  and Limestone Mountains.

Distance: 300 Km or 8-9 Hours

Getting There: Flight or ferry

Things to do: The green pine trees of Alcudia's old town will win your heart, and the glamour of Puerto portals resort will mesmerize you with pleasure. Moreover, an undefeatable rustic charm awaits you at Hilltop town with its historic stone buildings. But if you are a beach lover, the best spot for you is the Llucmajor beaches.

Best Places to Eat: Jacaranda Restaurant, Zaranda and Rope

Best Places to Stay: Petit Hotel Algaida, Elba Sunset Mallorca, and Hotel Paraiso De Alcudia.

Girona is the city set behind the Onyar River and is situated in northern Catalonia. Girona has heart-stealing beauty with medieval buildings and lush gardens. It gain popularity after it was filmed in the Season 6 of Game of Thrones. It is one of the best places to acquaint yourself with Catalonia’s history.

Distance: 101 Km or 2 Hours

Getting There: Car, Bus or Train

Things to do: Visitthe old quarter near Onyar River, explore the cathedral of Girona where popular TV show 'Game of Thrones' was filmed. Discover the Girona art museum, the Jewish history museum, and Eiffel  Bridge for a memorable weekend trip from Barcelona

Best Places to Eat: Pocavergonya Bistro, Restaurant El Cul Del Mon, and Bubbles Gastrobar

Best Places to Stay: Nord 1901 hotel, Equipe guesthouse

Seville is the capital city of the province of Seville and the Spanish autonomous community of Andalusia. The place is best experienced when walking through its parks, streets, and rooftop walkways. This sinning town is the fourth-largest city in Spain and is situated near the River Guadalquivir.

Distance: 830 Km or 7 Hours

Getting There: High-speed train or by flight.

Things to do: The Catedral de Sevilla is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest gothic cathedral. The Real Alcazar is also a  World Heritage Site, a legendary example of a medieval fortress. You can visit the Museo de Bellas Artes (an art museum) to look at excellent gothic paintings of the 20th century.

Best Places to Eat: Petra, Los Coloniales, and Espacio Eslava.

Places to Eat: Hotel Alfonso Xlll, The Corner House, Taberna del Alabardero de Sevilla.

Andorra is a tiny principality on mountain Pyrenees located between France and Spain. Andorra is famous for its splendid ski resorts and gracious folk dances like contrapas.  The wide network of mountain trails and hiking paths is another factor that makes the place a major tourist attraction.

Distance: 192 Km or 2-3 Hours

Getting There: Bus, Train or Car

Things to do: The ornate coat of arms and historical emblems of Andorra awaits you at LaCasa de la Vall. The winter wonderland of Vallnord ski resort is famous as an excellent winter sports location. The glass pyramid tower of Calder and the postal museum are also major tourist attractions in Andorra.

Best Places to Eat: Restaurant el Crostó, Restaurant Celler d’En Toni, Restaurant Café l Isard.

Best Places to Stay: Hotel MU & SPA, Hotel Meta, and Hotel Plaza Andorra.

Besalu is a Spanish town in Girona, making a perfect weekend getaway with a 12th-century Romanesque bridge over Fluvia. The city reflects the presence of the Jewish community and the rich culture of Spain

Distance: 131 Km or 1.5 Hours

Getting There: Train, Car

Things to do: You must explore water activities like scuba diving at Padi and visit the Pomt Fortificat, Placa Llibertat, Salvador  Dali museum to explore the rich historical heritages of Besalu. Also, take a peaceful walk around the beautiful cathedrals and small medieval villages.

Best Places to Eat: Oliveras Restaurant, La Pota Petita and Restaurant Pont Vell.

Best Places to Stay: Hotel Olot Centre El Niu Casa Rural and Apartment Can Mingu are the best places.