10 lesser-known places in Spain that you can visit and add a few words of description in your tourist presentation video:
Ronda: A picturesque town located in the region of Andalusia, known for its spectacular bridge and historic architecture.
Cadaqués: A charming fishing village on the Catalan coast, where artist Salvador Dalí spent his summers. The beaches and surrounding landscapes are truly remarkable.
Albarracín: A medieval town located in the region of Aragon, renowned for its narrow streets, stone houses, and well-preserved medieval castles.
Las Alpujarras: A mountainous region in southern Spain, in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, characterized by picturesque villages, agricultural terraces, and an authentic atmosphere.
Cazorla: Located in the Natural Park of Cazorla, Segura, and Las Villas, this city and its surrounding area offer spectacular landscapes, crystal-clear rivers, and hiking trails.
El Hierro: The smallest and least-known of the Canary Islands, El Hierro is a natural paradise with volcanic landscapes, small authentic villages, and protected marine areas.
Mérida: Also known as Augusta Emerita, Mérida has a rich history, with magnificent Roman ruins such as the Roman Theater and the Roman Bridge.
Medinaceli: A small medieval town in the region of Castilla y León, with cobbled streets, Gothic architecture, and an impressive triumphal arch.
Cudillero: A picturesque fishing village located in northern Spain, with typical colorful houses and an authentic maritime atmosphere.
Setenil de las Bodegas: A village located in the province of Cádiz, where houses are built into natural rocks, creating a unique and spectacular backdrop.
