Flights from Xiamen (XMN) to Spain

Discover Spain

Discover Spain

Why visit Spain?

Spain offers a rich blend of Mediterranean coastlines, historic cities, and vibrant contemporary culture, where centuries-old architecture sits alongside modern art and design.

What to expect

From Barcelona's striking modernist landmarks and beachside promenades to medieval old towns and sun-drenched resort areas, you can experience art, nightlife, and leisurely seaside living in one trip.

Plan your trip

Use Barcelona as a gateway to explore Spain's diverse regions, with efficient rail and domestic flight links to other major cities and coastal areas across the country.

Top experiences in Spain

Marvel at Gaudi's Barcelona

Stroll through Barcelona to see Antoni Gaudi's iconic works, from the soaring Sagrada Familia to the colourful mosaics and sweeping views of Park Guell.

Explore Barcelona's Gothic Quarter

Lose yourself in the narrow lanes of the Gothic Quarter, where medieval squares, hidden courtyards, and historic buildings reveal the city's layered past.

Relax on Barcelona's city beaches

Unwind on Barcelona's urban beaches, where you can walk the palm-lined promenade, enjoy sea views, and dip into the Mediterranean just minutes from the city centre.

Visit world-class museums

Discover renowned art collections in Barcelona's museums, where you can trace the evolution of modern art and design through local and international masterpieces.

Enjoy panoramic city viewpoints

Head up to Barcelona's hilltop viewpoints for sweeping vistas over the city, the harbour, and the surrounding coastline, especially beautiful at sunset.

Experience Spain's way of life

Getting around

Use Barcelona's efficient metro, trams, and buses to move between neighbourhoods, then connect to other Spanish cities by high-speed trains or domestic flights from Barcelona El Prat Airport.

Local life & culture

Spend time in Barcelona's plazas and neighbourhoods, where street performances, design-forward boutiques, and galleries reveal the city's creative, relaxed rhythm.

Where to unwind

Seek out Barcelona's waterfront promenades, parks, and nearby hills for outdoor walks, jogging routes, and peaceful spots to watch the sun set over the city and sea.

A taste of Spain

National dishes & specialties

Try favourites such as tapas, seafood rice dishes, and cured meats in Barcelona, where traditional flavours meet Catalan culinary influences.

Casual & modern dining hubs

Sample casual bites at Barcelona's bustling food halls and neighbourhood bars, or explore contemporary eateries that reinterpret classic Spanish recipes.

Signature & scenic dining

Book a table at rooftop terraces or seafront restaurants in Barcelona, pairing creative menus with views over the skyline or the Mediterranean.

Retail therapy in Spain

Malls & lifestyle hubs

Browse major shopping streets and malls in Barcelona, where international labels sit alongside Spanish fashion brands, lifestyle stores, and design-led concept shops.

Markets & local crafts

Visit Barcelona's historic markets and independent boutiques to find local crafts, regional produce, and distinctive design pieces to bring home.

Evening retail scene

Experience Barcelona's lively evening streets, where illuminated boulevards and late-opening shops create a relaxed atmosphere for strolling and browsing after dark.

Best time to visit Spain

Peak season: June to August, with average temperatures around 25–30°C (77–86°F) in coastal cities such as Barcelona, ideal for beach days and long evenings. Shoulder season: April to May and September to October, with pleasant 18–24°C (64–75°F) days, comfortable for sightseeing and exploring cities. Low season: November to March, when temperatures in Barcelona average 10–15°C (50–59°F), with cooler, quieter days and a calmer pace in most destinations.

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