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A UNESCO World Heritage palace and a fortress that sits on a hill overlooking the city of Granada. It’s considered one of the most famous icons in the Islamic world.
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A deep gorge separates the Old Town and New Town. You can walk across the gorge via Puente Nuevo, a gorgeous stone bridge that has incredible views of the town.
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This is Spain’s Napa Valley. There are hundreds of wineries ranging from large commercial producers to small traditional bodegas all over the region.
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There are tiny towns dotting the entire range, the mountains look like they are photoshopped in good weather, and it’s much less visited than the Pyrenees.
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This is a small desert in Navarre that might make you think you’re in the U.S.A southwest. These badlands are made up of clay, chalk, and sandstone.
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The city boasts one of Europe’s largest and best-preserved Jewish quarters from the 13th century. There is also a Jewish museum in town that details how the quarter has been preserved.
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