Make a vacation as you wish, with the motorhome more and more holidaymakers fulfill this wish. Spain still one of the most popular travel destinations for Germans. No wonder, because the country offers so much variety for travelers.
From beach holidays to cultural trips to culinary experiences, the country offers so much and can always meet the requirements of vacationers. If you do a round trip à la Kultur-Camping with your motorhome, you can discover Spain from different sides.
From Barcelona through the land of Iberer
The journey begins in the capital of Catalonia that is known for its famous buildings and the world -famous tricks. If you are in the metropolis, you should not miss Las Ramblas and a visit to the Sagrada Familia But many other sights, including the Picasso Museum , ensure exciting days in this cosmopolitan city.

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In the largest Spanish food market La Boquería you can stock up perfectly for onward journey with delicious delicacies. camping on the Costa Brava for a few days , you will find numerous places near the beaches.
It continues towards the northeast, where you can spend of Tarragona Here you can discover a lot of memory of the rule of the Romans. Archaeological National Museum also located here. From the amphitheater you have a beautiful view of the blue sea.

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On a hike, you will surely meet one or the other piece from the time of the Romans that attested to the history of the place.
Experience the real Spain past orange trees
About the rustic village of Castellón de la Plana it goes towards Valencia that modern architecture with classic buildings. An interesting science museum for the visit here. On warm days you can refresh yourself on the city beach in the cool waves.
From Valencia it goes around 230 kilometers further to Murcia , which also convinces with an extraordinary architecture. In addition to the breathtaking cathedral, you should also visit the Santa Clara Monastery , which is based on a museum.
During a walk through the historic old town, visitors can visit many other historic buildings.
Continue to the mirror of the sea
The path in the motorhome now leads to Almería , which Arabic means as "mirror of the sea" . Almeria is the city with the most hours of sunshine in Europe. You can relax on one of the beaches of the Costa del Sol Worth seeing is the Alcazaba , an old, Moorish fortress or the Museo Refugio de la Guerra Civil , in which you can visit the residents' rescue tunnels.

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Malaga has been reached after about 200 kilometers . Here you should definitely Picasso's birthplace that serves as a museum today. On the many beaches around the town center you can enjoy a few nice hours in the warm sand. Then the trip to Sevilla continues. In the romantic alleys of the city, visitors will visit ancient mosques and cathedrals, but there is also a lot of offer in the evening.
World Heritage Site in Spain
After a stopover in Cáceres , where you can admire the old town belonging to the World Heritage Site, it goes to Salamanca . oldest university in Europe is located here . The cathedrals are also worth seeing.
Then it goes past Valladolid towards Kastilia's capital of Burgos . Here is a central point of the Jakobsweg .
After another 200 kilometers Santander that convinced with his museum of beautiful arts . Works of art from the epochs from the 17th to 20th centuries can be seen here.
Also in Bilbao , which is 100 kilometers from Santander and is the next stop, is the Guggenheim Museum , which has gained worldwide fame.
The visit is an absolute must!
Via Pamplona and Zaragoza , in which the largest Spanish church can be seen, you end your varied journey through Spain.

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