Top 10 BEST Romantic Honeymoon Destinations in Spain

Spain is one of the best destinations to spend your romantic honeymoon with your lover. It is known for its beatiful weather, rich culture, scenic cities, delicious food, gorgeous beaches, narrow streets, white towns, and impressive architecture. No matter what type of traveler you are, you will find plenty of activities to do with your loved one.

Here are some of the best romantic honeymoon destinations in Spain.

 

1-  San Sebastián:

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San Sebastien is one of the most romantic honeymoon cities in Spain, located in the autonomous Basque Country. The city is a playground of beautiful buildings, plazas, parks, and two beaches, namely La Zurriola and La Concha.

One of the best things to do with your lover in San Sebastian is strolling along the Ornate boardwalk, taking a refreshing dip in the sea, or hiking up Urgull to the hilltop fortress. Besides, be sure to visit the romantic cobblestone streets of the old town to eat Pintxos, a portion of appetizers as an aperitif.

 

2-  Madrid:

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The perfect destination for a short Spanish city break is Madrid.  The city is one of the best romantic honeymoon destinations known for its stunning architecture and deeply romantic atmosphere. Madrid is a perfect destination for party lovers; is full of impressive architectures and charming areas perfect for romantic moments with your lover.

Madrid has many places to discover with your lover; the first is Madrid de Los Austrias, built in the 16th and 17th centuries during the reign of the Habsburg Dynasty (Casa de Austria). The second is the Barrio de la Latina, an old neighborhood with charming streets. The last is El Retiro, a large park classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2021; this is a great place to walk with your partner or to enjoy a picnic in the middle of the natural beauty.

 

3- Seville:

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Seville has all that you will enjoy as newlywed lovebirds, It is one of the most Spain romantic honeymoon cities.  Explore Sevillian streets surrounded by orange trees that bear fruit for large parts of the year, if you visit in late February or early March, you can see the trees  starting to blossom.

Be sure to visit one of Seville most famous monument, the Royal Alcazar, a palace and fortress declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987, surrounded by gardens where you can take a romantic walk. You will enjoy the romantic sunsets in a way that will make you lose track of time and melt into each others arms.

 

4- SEGOVIA:

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Segovia is one of the most historic cities in Spain, located in the northwest of Madrid in the Castile and León region. The city has different romantic places to discover with your lover, including Segovia Cathedral, the old city Centre a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Besides, one of its most famous attractions is the Roman Aqueduct, an engineering marvel with two tiers of arches built around the mid of the 1st century.

Take a short walk to Mirador de la Pradera de San Marcos for a breathtaking views of the palace. Try the Cochinillo or suckling pig, the most famous Spanish dish, originating in Segovia and perfect for sharing.

 

5- IZNAJAR, CORDOBA :

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IZNAJAR is one of Spain’s unknown romantic honeymoon destinations. It is situated in the Sierras Beticas overlooking Iznajar Lake. One of the best things to do with your lover is to visit the medieval castle that dominates the village and offers one of the best views of Iznajar, as the Mirador Cruz de San Pedro and the Plaza Nueva.

Other sights not to be overlooked are the two attractive squares. The first is Plaza de Las Comedias, with dark blue pots with colorful flowers on whitewashed walls and blue painted statues. The second is Plaza de la Torre, adorned with a number of dark red terracotta pots. The best time to visit Iznajar is in summer and spring when you can enjoy with your lover the beautiful sunset on the beach of Valdearenas in the lake of Iznajar, which is the largest in Spain.

 

6- Granada:

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Granada is one of the most romantic honeymoon cities, located in the south of Spain. The city is a mixture of medieval architecture and bohemian restaurants. Moreover, it has enormous monuments like, the UNESCO-listed Alhambra complex known as the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada.

On the interior of the Alhambra fortress, the best parts to explore are the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife, and La Alcazaba. Outside of the palace, take a romantic stroll around Granada’s Albaicin District. This area is located on the hillside opposite the complex and is a myriad of narrow cobbled lanes and steps winding through photogenic ancient homes, doorways, and courtyards.

 

7- BENIDORM:

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Benidorm, located on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, is one of the most romantic honeymoon cities to spend your vacation. The city has different attractions, from the countless cultural attractions in the Old Town and the neoclassical Aiguera Park featuring two amphitheaters to four exciting theme parks, including the massive Terra Mítica park, wave pools at Aqualandia and wildlife park of Terra Natura to meet with various animals.

Benidorm is also home to stunning beaches, mainly Levante Beach and Poniente Beach, lined with palm trees and picturesque skyscrapers in the background.

 

8- Ibiza:

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Ibiza has plenty of idyllic beaches for fun-loving couples to enjoy the island. If you don’t mind some crowd and prefer the excitement, Ibiza is your  next destination. This Balearic Island has over 50 white sand beaches throwing unforgettable parties. The beginning of your new journey will forever remain immortal in your memories!

 

9- Salamanca:

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Salamanca is one of the most romantic honeymoon cities in Spain. Located in the West of the country and known for its historic university, one of the oldest educational institutions in Europe was built in 1218.

Salamanca is home to some of Spain’s most marvelous architecture, including the university cloisters, libraries, the 16th-century Gothic Casa de las Conchas, the opulent Dominican convent Convento de San Esteban, and the stunning Renaissance-style Monterrey’s Palace. Discover one of Salamanca’s most charming bohemian sides by walking down Los Libreros. Try to explore the Casa Lis Museum of Art Nouveau and Art Deco before finding your way to the remains of the old city wall.

 

10-  SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA:

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Santiago de Compostela is an autonomous region in northern Spain. This city is known for pilgrims on the Saint James Way or the Camino de Santiago. This imposing city has many romantic places for couples looking for a honeymoon. It offers different museums, art galleries, and medieval religious structures like churches and monasteries like the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is the end of the Camino de Santiago and where St. James is said to be buried. The best time to visit Santiago is in fall and spring when the weather is  pleasant.