Regions of Spain,
through their Paradores.
Paradores make geography tangible. Instead of choosing a Parador first, choose the part of Spain you want to understand — Atlantic Galicia, castle-rich Castile, Mediterranean Catalonia, Andalusia, the Canary Islands and beyond.
A regional way to build a trip
Some of Spain’s best Parador itineraries happen within a single region. Driving distances stay manageable, the architecture changes from stop to stop, and the route begins to tell a coherent story about the landscape, food and history around it.
The cards below lead to dedicated regional collections. Each one brings together the Paradores in that region and gives you a starting point for deciding where to stay next.
16 ParadoresAndalusia
Moorish cities, white villages, mountain landscapes and a deep concentration of historic Paradores.
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4 ParadoresAragon
Castle towns, Pyrenean valleys and a quieter route through Spain’s northeast.
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3 ParadoresAsturias
Green mountains, monastic history and Spain’s rugged northern coast.
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2 ParadoresBasque Country
Coastal fortresses, refined food culture and a gateway to northern Spain.
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5 ParadoresCanary Islands
Volcanic landscapes, island viewpoints and Paradores shaped by the Atlantic.
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4 ParadoresCantabria
Mountain gateways, medieval towns and the green north coast.
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15 ParadoresCastile and León
Castles, walled cities, monasteries and some of the strongest Parador-to-Parador road trips in Spain.
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8 ParadoresCastilla-La Mancha
Hill towns, castles, plains and landmark historic cities south of Madrid.
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8 ParadoresCatalonia
Mediterranean coast, medieval strongholds and Pyrenean approaches.
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1 ParadoresCeuta
A singular Parador stop at the meeting point of the Mediterranean and North Africa.
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7 ParadoresExtremadura
Roman history, conquistador towns, monasteries and remarkably rewarding self-drive routes.
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13 ParadoresGalicia
Atlantic coast, granite towns, monasteries and the landscapes of the Camino de Santiago.
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3 ParadoresLa Rioja
Wine country, pilgrimage history and historic towns along the Ebro corridor.
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2 ParadoresMadrid Region
Historic towns near the capital, ideal as the beginning or end of a wider Parador journey.
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1 ParadoresMelilla
A distinctive North African outpost with Mediterranean character.
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1 ParadoresMurcia
Southeastern Spain, fortress landscapes and an easy bridge between Andalusia and Valencia.
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1 ParadoresNavarra
Medieval towns and a natural crossroads between the Pyrenees, Rioja and the Basque Country.
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3 ParadoresValencian Community
Mediterranean beaches, coastal towns and a warmer, more relaxed Parador rhythm.
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Our Journeys connect several Paradores into practical route ideas across Spain.