Is northern Spain pretty?

If experiencing new cultures is one of your reasons for traveling, then you're in luck, as you'll find quite a few of those here. The North of Spain also has a reputation for being home to some of the wildest, greenest, and least known landscapes in the entire Iberian Peninsula.



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Summertime is the perfect time in Northern Spain, except for the big crowds in a few premiere cities and destinations. To avoid the crowds but still have mostly good weather, both spring and autumn are good options. As for winter, if you don't love rain and wind, I'd suggest you choose somewhere else to go.

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The northern Spanish region of the Basque Country, where five of the richest towns are located, has traditionally been one of Spain's main industrial hubs, and today is home to thriving aeronautics and energy industries. The region has Spain's highest GDP per capita, at €30,051 ($32,600).

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The beauty of Spain lies in its diversity – in its landscapes, its cultures, its people, and its experiences. From the rugged mountains and dramatic coastlines of the North to the sun-soaked beaches and architectural marvels of the South, every region has its own unique charm and attractions.

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Andalusia is one of the most beautiful regions of Spain, and not just because of its unique culture. This very southern part of Iberian Peninsula can also be proud of its diverse and spectacular countryside and nature.

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It depends on the price: Northern Spain is not very touristic yet so prices, though high, are not so high (always comparing the same category hotels). For food and going out both southern and northern Spain are quite cheap.

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In northern Spain the temperatures are much smoother and light. You can easily find 30 degrees as well but the normal thing would be to find around 25 – 28 degrees during the summer time. At nights temperatures in the south keep high, around 30 to 35 degrees while in the north they are around 22 – 25 degrees.

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According to the statistics, Madrid and Barcelona have the 10 neighbourhoods with the highest average net annual income per inhabitant in Spain, making Madrid and Barcelona the wealthiest cities in Spain.

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