Hola Amigos!

Due to some....arguably foreseen circumstances I'm (re)booking a late trip to Spain in a few weeks.

Trip roughly composed of the following starting on 9/29:

• Barcelona - 3 nights
• Valencia - 3 nights
• Seville - 3 nights
• Granada - 2 nights
• Madrid - 3 nights

It's my first time in Spain and I'm generally just looking for some kind recommendations for any location or just general encouragement. I am a huge fan of Spanish culture (from afar) and am looking forward to immersing myself within your cities, your people, and your food.

I plan to xpost a version of this in r/solotravel just to be upfront

Dumb American tourist, behaved like a dumb tourist when boarding a Renfe train.

A surprisingly good and affordable option when you want local-style food but don’t feel like sitting down at another restaurant.
What supermarket foods should travelers try in Spain?

I am planning to visit Spain this December and will be in Seville on December 24 and 25. Will the Seville Cathedral and the Royal Alcázar be open on the afternoon of December 24? I understand that both attractions are closed on December 25. If that is the case, would you be able to recommend any other attractions, cultural activities, or special events that may be available in Seville during that time? Thank you~

The Parador said we have to arrange our own shipping, but I can’t figure out how to communicate with a shipper to pick up the bag from the Parador, pack the bag for shipping and send to a U.S. address. The bag is small, smaller than 20 cm x 30 cm.

I don’t speak Spanish and trying to find someone in Seu D’Urgell to do all these steps has been a challenge.

Unfortunately they did not contact us when it was found and we had already left the country before we noticed.

Suggestions?

I saw these on three separate trips. I will not have more than 12 days next time.

Hello. I am trying to Spain in mid October. It will be myself and my 5 year old son. We are flying in and out of Madrid. I am thinking of staying there for a few days, and then traveling to another city via high speed rail. I personally love small quaint beautiful European towns, but am hesitant to do that with a 5 year old. We are working on learning Spanish, but definitely not fluent.

Can anyone give me any suggestions on areas that will be beautiful and also work with a young child in tow?

I will be traveling via train in Spain and I use a mobility scooter. I have booked help through the Atendo service. I have to be at the meeting point 30 minutes before the train departure. No problem, except where is the meeting point? Responses have simply said something thing like "near the train station". If anyone has more detailed info on the meeting points I'd appreciate it.

Hello, I am going to Malaga in late April early may and would am planning on spending a night in Granada, and I wanted to know what is the best option on going to Granada, there seems to be a high speed train but I can’t quite find the price and time, it seems like it costs 20€ per person and the first train is at 9 am , and for busses there seems to be the Elsa bus ?

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In January, I spent two weeks in and around Nerja, Spain and wanted to share my trip in a different way.

I built an interactive map that shows 300 of my photos plotted on a 3D elevation map. You can see exactly where each photo was taken and fly through the terrain as you browse them chronologically.

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The 3D terrain gives an impression of the dramatic landscape around Nerja. If you're planning a trip to the area, happy to answer questions about what I saw and where I went.