Regions of Spain
Explore Spain's 17 Autonomous Communities and 2 Autonomous Cities
Key Facts
All Regions
Andalusia
Southern Spain's largest region, known for its rich Moorish heritage, vibrant cities, beaches and diverse landscapes.
Aragon
Northeastern region known for the Pyrenees, Zaragoza and its historical heritage.
Asturias
Green region in northern Spain, famous for its mountain landscapes, coast and gastronomy.
Balearic Islands
The Balearic Islands are a first-class Mediterranean destination that combines beaches and coves, historical heritage, natural landscapes and a strong local identity on each island. It is ideal for coastal trips, active getaways and gastronomic experiences throughout much of the year.
Basque Country
The Basque Country combines first-class cultural cities, the Cantabrian coast, green valleys and one of the best gastronomic scenes in Europe. It is ideal for urban trips, nature routes and getaways with high cultural and culinary value.
Canary Islands
The Canary Islands are a unique Atlantic destination with a mild year-round climate, volcanic landscapes, diverse beaches and a wide variety of island-hopping experiences. It is ideal for combining nature, rest, active tourism and local culture.
Cantabria
Northern coastal region with Santander, prehistoric caves and green landscapes.
Castile and León
Castilla y León, the largest autonomous community in Spain, combines monumental cities, cathedrals, castles, Romanesque heritage and highly diverse natural landscapes. It is an ideal destination for traveling slowly between historical capitals, medieval towns, gastronomic routes and natural parks.
Castilla-La Mancha
Inland region with great historical heritage, La Mancha landscapes, medieval towns and cultural routes linked to Don Quixote.
Catalonia
Catalonia combines large cultural cities, the Mediterranean coast, the Pyrenean mountains and a very marked gastronomic and heritage identity. It is a versatile destination for urban trips, beach getaways, wine routes and active tourism all year round.
Ceuta and Melilla
Ceuta and Melilla bring together two autonomous Spanish cities in North Africa, with great historical, cultural and strategic value. They are ideal destinations for urban getaways with a mix of heritage, coastline and gastronomic diversity.
Community of Madrid
The Community of Madrid is located in the center of the Iberian Peninsula. Its capital is the city of Madrid, which is also the capital of Spain.
Extremadura
Extremadura is a destination of nature, historical heritage and gastronomy with a very marked identity. It combines monumental cities, pasture landscapes, biodiversity reserves and quiet tourism ideal for traveling without rushing.
Galicia
Galicia combines the Atlantic coast, historical heritage, green landscapes and first-class marine gastronomy. It is an ideal destination for quiet routes between estuaries, charming towns, historic cities and humid nature for much of the year.
La Rioja
La Rioja is a region with a great tourist personality that combines historical heritage, vineyard landscape, high-quality gastronomy and charming towns. It is ideal for wine tourism getaways, cultural routes and quiet trips.
Murcia
The Region of Murcia combines the Mediterranean coast, historical heritage, orchards and interior landscapes of great contrast. It is a versatile destination for beaches, cultural tourism, gastronomic getaways and outdoor activities almost all year round.
Navarre
Navarra combines historical heritage, very diverse natural landscapes and a strong gastronomic and cultural tradition. It is an ideal destination for routes between mountains, monumental cities and wine-growing areas in a compact territory.
Valencian Community
The Valencian Community combines the Mediterranean coast, historic cities, inland nature and a highly recognized gastronomic culture. It is a versatile destination for beaches, city breaks, cultural routes and active tourism all year round.