You can now download eBook versions Lonely Planet as individual chapters for a few euros, and read them on your tablet, smartphone, eBook reader or laptop.
ETG Tip: If you like city and beach head to Barcelona or Valencia and combine world class dining, great shopping and nightlife with a relaxing beach holiday.
Lighten your luggage! EbookTravelGuide.com
8 Spanish Destinations to Inspire You
1. Spain - Andalucia (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
Travels in Andalucía will deposit you in places where you can peel off the region’s checkered history in dusty layers: edgy Granada, arty Málaga, vivacious Seville, sleepy Grazalema, rugged Ronda, brassy Marbella; places that lodge in your memory like collected souvenirs.
2. Spain - Cantabria & Asturias (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
The coastline of Cantabria & Asturias is a sequence of sheer cliffs, beautiful beaches and small fishing ports. Behind it, gorgeously green river valleys dotted with stone-built villages rise to the 2000m-plus mountain wall of the Cordillera Cantábrica.
3. Spain - Castilla Y Leon (PDF Chapter) New Lonely Planet
If you’re looking for a window on the Spanish soul, head to Castilla y León. This is Spain without the stereotypes, with vast plains, spectacular mountain peaks and evocative medieval towns.
4. Spain - Mallorca, Menorca & Ibiza (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
Although Ibiza and Mallorca suffer from bad press and mass tourism at its worst, it’s worth seeking out the islands’ infinity of small coves, fishing villages, sandy beaches, endless olive and almond groves and citrus orchards.
5. Spain - Santiago De Compostela & Galicia (PDF Chapter) Lonely Planet
Go beyond the magical medieval city of Santiago de Compostela to discover Galicia’s wild coastline and labyrinth of green valleys and hills dotted with half-forgotten, stone-built villages, twisting country lanes and aged monasteries.
6. Spain - Aragon (Chapter) Lonely Planet
Landlocked and little-known, Aragón is one of Spain’s most surprising regions, a place where Old Spain lives and breathes. All across Aragón, you’ll find numerous candidates for the title of Spain’s most beautiful village.
7. Spain - Catalonia (Chapter)
From metropolitan Barcelona spreads a land of such diversity that you could spend weeks discovering it. Catalonia, with the stunning cove beaches of the Costa Brava and the medieval city of Girona, is unlike any other part of Spain.
8. Spain - Basque Country, Navarra & La Rioja (Chapter) Lonely Planet
The Basque Country is a land of mountains, museums and art galleries, street parties, and arguably the best food in Spain. The Navarra and La Rioja region is awash with sunburst colours, dreamy landscapes, medieval monasteries and enticing wine towns.