COOL THINGS IN JAPAN YOU MUST SEE
Oviedo, the capital city of Asturias, is home to several pre-Romanesque structures from the 9th century. These are UNESCO World Heritage sites that were once the private residences of Asturian royalty.
Called the “winterless city,” it has some of the best weather in Europe. Its maritime history is replete with tales of Phoenician ships, Roman wrecks and the Spanish Civil War.
Dénia is a historic port city in the stunning Marina Alta area of Valenica. In the middle of the popular Costa Blanca, but eschewing the high rises and tourist excesses of its coastal neighbours, Dénia is both charming and cosmopolitan.
You will enjoy wandering the plethora of white-washed houses as you make your way through the cobblestone pathways. There are many shops to stop by as well as cafes to enjoy a beverage and pass the time.
Tarragona is a port city in Spain’s Catalonia region. It offers Roman history, great seafood options, and some really nice beaches.
Somewhat off the usual tourist route, Gijon’s old town is perched on the top of a cliff, overlooking the sea. Below the town, is a long golden beach, which is popular with locals in summer.