When we want to go on holiday or take a weekend getaway, Spain offers thousands of places where we can disconnect for a few days, but some are better known than others.
This year, the tenth edition of the Traveller Review Awards has been published on Booking.com. The awards are made by assessing the reviews of verified users on the website, and then presenting a ranking selecting the 10 most welcoming cities in the world, among which this year is Toledo.
San Francisco is the city that combines the best living conditions based on various factors, from sustainability, its evolution and tolerance among the population, to the culture, leisure and nightlife on offer.
Last year's eruption of the volcano on the island of La Palma aroused a lot of interest in volcanoes both in Spain and abroad. The eruption, which began in September, was only declared to have ended in mid-December after causing hundreds of millions of euros worth of damage.
The prestigious magazine National Geographic has made a list of the 25 most interesting places to visit in 2020. Among historical cities, national parks and paradisiacal places, two Spanish destinations have managed to sneak their way onto the list.
Asturias, Menorca and the Aran Valley have made it onto the prestigious list that the New York Times draws up each year with the best 52 places to visit.
The Spanish autonomous community, Andalusia, appears in this recent ranking complied by Bloomberg and shares this privilege with countries like Montenegro or Bolivia, with cities such as Cairo or states like Alaska.