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If you plan to go to seashore resorts, forget August! That's when all the vacationers from northern Europe and the British Isles swarm to Spain and Portugal.
It's too hot in inland Andalucia in the summertime.
I like northern Spain: Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia (could include some of Basque country & Barcelona).
And then there's Pamplona (7-14 Jul).
It's too hot in inland Andalucia in the summertime.
I like northern Spain: Cantabria, Asturias and Galicia (could include some of Basque country & Barcelona).
And then there's Pamplona (7-14 Jul).
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Tarzan, I've been to Spain 3 times this year (lucky me
so, my tips would be:
a) Madrid is a must
b)I would not miss Barcelona for the world!!!!!!
c)The Andalucia region is fabulous and one of the most beautiful in my opinion,but I agree w/ the previous post, it is way too hot to go on summer and cities look deserted (because it is too hot,everyone leaves on summer!)
d)The Galicia region on the North of Spain is absolutely gourgeous (have a look at La Coruna, Santiago de Compostela, Grove, Oreiros) and cooler in the summer...plus you get to visit some cities in Portugal that are on the border of Spain and are also gorgeous (have a look at Valenca do Minho). Cheers, Juliana.
so, my tips would be:a) Madrid is a must
b)I would not miss Barcelona for the world!!!!!!
c)The Andalucia region is fabulous and one of the most beautiful in my opinion,but I agree w/ the previous post, it is way too hot to go on summer and cities look deserted (because it is too hot,everyone leaves on summer!)
d)The Galicia region on the North of Spain is absolutely gourgeous (have a look at La Coruna, Santiago de Compostela, Grove, Oreiros) and cooler in the summer...plus you get to visit some cities in Portugal that are on the border of Spain and are also gorgeous (have a look at Valenca do Minho). Cheers, Juliana.
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i walked 33 days on the camino de santiago...someone suggested santiago de compostela to visit. that is the destination of the famous pilgramage. i would recommend walking any part of the camino/pilgrimage and see the small villages and countryside one step at a time...meet other pilgrims/walkers/eat great food...you can start and stop anywhere on the route (500 miles to choose from) buen camino!
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