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More people book cheap flights to Spain than almost anywhere else in the world. Only France gets more visitors. It's such a fantastic destination, the biggest problem for travellers is how to cut it down to fit one's time and interests. Whether to fly to the Green North or the sunny South? Museum-laden Madrid or buzzy Barcelona? Stunning Seville or gorgeous Granada? Whether you’re coming to Spain to visit, to scout out your future home, or Spain’s your final destination, there’s a lot of flight options to consider. Regional low-cost, cheap flight airlines have hit the ground running, competing for your dollar along with the multiple intercontinental airlines that fly to Spain.

The Spanish way of life might just surpass the architectural gems and natural wonders and be the top reason for booking cheap flights to Spain. Spaniards have a spirited approach to life, nobody else parties like them.
A siesta in the middle of the day sets Spaniards up for a late dinner (about 10pm) and then dancing and bar hopping until dawn. Tapas, the little dishes served in bars, washed down by robust wines provide staying power for all-night revels. Barcelona is a hugely popular destination with British travellers and as such many UK airports operate flights to the city making it easy to find cheap flight offers. It is possible to get direct flights from airports around the UK including, London Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Manchester and Liverpool. Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter and Glasgow typically offer flights with short stops in destinations such as Amsterdam or Paris.

Spain has several international airports. Most travellers taking cheap flights to Tenerife (if it not a direct flight)
will land at Madrid Airport, but from there it is easy to get around. Iberia Airlines, Air Europa, Spanair and Air Nostrum all offer domestic flights. In the cities, such as Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia there are metros, bus and tram services. For travelling around Spain by train, RENFE runs most of the railroads. There are good bus services around the country too. Most of the major routes are point to point and operate very frequently.

Visitors to Spain should try to stay in a parador hotel. The state-run paradors (luxury hotels) are in restored palaces and monasteries and there are modern hotels too, built in traditional Spanish style.
The Parador of Granada, which is part of the Alhambra Palace, is one of the most popular. Barcelona is a top tourist draw. To slip away from the crowds head to Gracia, where there are a number of quiet squares. Pick up a snack at the Boqueria Market first. This market off La Rambla has 200 or so food stands that sell cheese and bread, fruits and vegetables, olives, wine, fresh seafood, and, naturally, charcuterie.

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