RANKED: The 12 most beautiful streets to stroll down in Spain
Life in Spain is truly enjoyed in its lively and colourful streets. Here are the 12 most beautiful Spanish ‘calles’ according to the country’s tourism board.
Often noisy, steeped in history and brimming with life - it’s hard to describe what an assault on the senses street life can be for foreigners in Spain.
For the most part, the art of callejear - wandering through the streets with no ultimate purpose but to just enjoy- is one that extranjeros (foreigners) are drawn to just as much as locals.
Choosing the most beautiful streets in Spain is no easy task as there are probably hundreds that could make the cut.
Luckily, Spain’s tourism board Turespaña has compiled a list which according to their team of experts are the prettiest streets in the country, from vast tree-lined ramblas to narrow alleyways carved out of the natural surroundings.
So when travel around Spain is easier again, make sure to add some of these beautiful Spanish streets to your bucket list.
Calle de la Compañía, Salamanca
Photo: Carlos Reusser/Flickr
Calleja de Las Flores, Córdoba
Photo: Ajay Suresh/Wikipedia
Carrera del Darro, Granada
Photo: ajay_suresh/Flickr
Gran Vía, Madrid
Photo: Julius Silver/Pixabay
Calle Balborraz, Zamora
Photo: santiago lopez-pastor/Flickr
Calle Betis, Seville
Photo: afloresm/Flickr
Rúa do Franco, Santiago de Compostela
Photo: Bene Riobó/Wikipedia
Passeig del Born, Palma de Mallorca
Photo: Николай Максимович/Flickr
Calle San Agustín, San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Tenerife
Photo: Javier Losa/Wikipedia
Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona
Photo: OK Apartment/Flickr
Calle de Marqués de Larios, Málaga
Photo: Robert Pittman/Flickr
Calle del Ángel, Toledo
Photo: Ángel Sotomayor/Flickr
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Often noisy, steeped in history and brimming with life - it’s hard to describe what an assault on the senses street life can be for foreigners in Spain.
For the most part, the art of callejear - wandering through the streets with no ultimate purpose but to just enjoy- is one that extranjeros (foreigners) are drawn to just as much as locals.
Choosing the most beautiful streets in Spain is no easy task as there are probably hundreds that could make the cut.
Luckily, Spain’s tourism board Turespaña has compiled a list which according to their team of experts are the prettiest streets in the country, from vast tree-lined ramblas to narrow alleyways carved out of the natural surroundings.
So when travel around Spain is easier again, make sure to add some of these beautiful Spanish streets to your bucket list.
Calle de la Compañía, Salamanca
Photo: Carlos Reusser/Flickr
Calleja de Las Flores, Córdoba
Photo: Ajay Suresh/Wikipedia
Carrera del Darro, Granada
Photo: ajay_suresh/Flickr
Gran Vía, Madrid
Photo: Julius Silver/Pixabay
Calle Balborraz, Zamora
Photo: santiago lopez-pastor/Flickr
Calle Betis, Seville
Photo: afloresm/Flickr
Rúa do Franco, Santiago de Compostela
Photo: Bene Riobó/Wikipedia
Passeig del Born, Palma de Mallorca
Photo: Николай Максимович/Flickr
Calle San Agustín, San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Tenerife
Photo: Javier Losa/Wikipedia
Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona
Photo: OK Apartment/Flickr
Calle de Marqués de Larios, Málaga
Photo: Robert Pittman/Flickr
Calle del Ángel, Toledo
Photo: Ángel Sotomayor/Flickr
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