European Cruises

One of the top destination in Europe is Spain. When people think of Spain, they often imagine the bullfights, the flamenco dancers and and the busy beaches. But Spain is much more than that. It has a diverse culture and landscapes you ought to see. Every region in Spain is unique, and the singularities of the language, culture, cuisine and art lies behind the history of each region. If you are looking into European cruises, make sure to cruise to Spain as well, and discover the uniqueness of every Spanish regions and ports of call.

Cruise to Spain : Barcelona
Many European cruises will go to Barcelona. Barcelona is a favorite Spanish destination.You will find Barcelona to be very lively, with amazing architecture. In Barcelona, visit the Gothic quarter, with parts that dates back to the roman times. There, you can take a walk on famous 1.2 kilometres street long Las Ramblas.  This popular street has a lot of sidewalk cafes, flower stalls and street entertainers. If you like museums, there are also lots to do for you in Barcelona. Young Picasso moved to Barcelona when he was only 14, and some of his work can be found at Palau Berenguer d’Aguilar museum. Visit La Sagrada Familia (or Church of the Holy Family), which Antoni Gaudi has dedicated over four decades his life to.

Cruise to Spain : Seville (Cadiz)
If you cruise to Spain and have the chance to stop in Cadiz, explore the enchanting medieval ruins walls of this city built over 3000 years ago! Take pictures of the spectacular sea views or buzz down to the designer stores. Visit the cathedral of Seville and don’t miss the tomb of Christopher Columbus. Other famous attractions are Parque de Maria Lusia and the elegant Plaza de Espana, a semi-circular square, built for the 1929 Universal Expo.

Cruise to Spain : Vigo
If your European cruise ship happens to stop in Vigo, Spain’s finest fishing port, make sure to visit the port’s most popular historical attraction – the pilgrim city of Santiago de Compostela. Explore the slopes of Monte del Castro and the old fishing quarter also known as Ribera del Berbes.

Cruise to Spain : Bilbao
In the Spanish region of Bizkaia (Biscay) in the Basque country, you will find Bilbao. Located in the middle of2 ranges of hills on each side of the Nervion river, and obviously an important port of call for European cruises. In Bilbao, head to the Guggenheim Museum, the Cathedral of Santiago, the Bridge and Church of San Anton, venture in the countryside to the beautiful region of La Rioja or the Belle Epoque resort of San Sebastian.

Cruise to Spain : Alicante
The city of Alicante is located on the western Mediterranean coastline of Spain. The location of this port of call allows it for year-long great temperatures. Alicante is an inviting place for anyone to begin their exploration of Spain, and is a favourite spot for the locals themselves. Delicious tapas and authentic paella are on the menu!

Bottom line? When choosing a European cruise, make sure to cruise to Spain as well. Experience the relax Spanish way of living, the fabulous architecture and the amazing food.