Spain is a country brimming with possibility and enchantment. From centuries-old cities, to vast wild landscapes, to some of the world’s craziest festivals, Spain has so many things to see and do for both the ardent or casual travelers among you.
When it comes to putting together the ultimate Spanish travel bucket list though, what kind of things make the cut? Here are four suggestions you should really think about committing to, that, as a bonus, don’t cost a near fortune to cross off either.
The Way of St. James
The Way of St. James, or simply “the camino,” has been popularized the world over through films, books, and travelers tales. At its essence a walk, the Way is special because it brings people of all ages and backgrounds together, all with one common goal in mind, reaching the end point outside the front of Santiago’s ancient cathedral. Start in France and tackle the 500-mile plus ancient pilgrimage route for the full experience, or do the last 100km (62 miles) to qualify for the compostela (the pilgrimage certificate of having completed the walk). Either way you’re in for an enchanting outdoors adventure that gets you up close and personal with the Spanish landscape like nothing else ever will.
Running With the Bulls
