Chapter culture of Spain

7. Parc Guell, Barcelona

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Another great creation by Antoni Gaudi, Parc Guel is one of the most significant parks in Spain. It has a unique Trencadis style filled with multiple visual camouflages. If you are a fan of modern art and architecture, you certainly need to visit this place. 
The debris-surfaced arches and ceramic palm-tree trunks rising from the ground make the place a ceramic utopia. Therefore, this place can certainly be among your weekend plans with your family. 

8. Ibiza

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Ibiza, the third largest Balearic Island, is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Spain. Its groovy nightlife and electronic music clubs that host popular artists from all over the world make Ibiza one of the most happening places of the world.
If you are into partying till dawn, Ibiza is the right place for you. But, it also offers you an offhand hippy air for a relaxing holiday. Thus, it is rightly cited as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

9. El Alcázar de Segovia, Segovia

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El Alcázar de Segovia is the ideal illustration of Mudéjar architecture and is the largest Gothic church in the world. It is one of the oldest constructions of Spain, which started in 712 and continued till the 1300s. 
Sited as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, this royal palace is a must-visit for its neo-Moorish works. The castle including all four towers, sits grandly on top of a hill. Additionally, this fairy-tale resembling castle is also believed to be the inspiration behind the Disney castles. 

10. Alhambra Palace, Granda

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If you want to learn about the rich history of Spain, you must make a stop at Alhambra Palace. It is situated in the Andalusia region of Granada in southern Spain. 
In 889 CE La Alhambra was constructed on ancient Roman fortifications. Later, in the 13th century, it was rebuilt during the reign of Muhammad Ibn al-Ahmar, founder of the Nasrid dynasty.
This royal residence preserves extraordinary examples of Andalusian and Moorish culture and the renaissance architecture of Spain.