Do you live in Latin America but your great-grandparents came from Spain in the late XNUMXth and early XNUMXth centuries? Do you want to go in search of your Spanish roots and get lost among centuries-old towns and villages? Spain It is a small and beautiful country, so old, with so much history and so much culture that it always surprises you. The best way to get to know it is to take a car and go out, but you don't always have the time and money to do it, right? But if anyway you plan to visit Spain one day, here is a list of some of the most beautiful towns what's wrong with it:
. Cadaques: It is a town in Asturias that looks out to sea with the houses one glued to the other, as if piled up by the sea. They come in all colors and they are all stacked together in the difficult relief of the cove.
. Hondarribia: It is a town in the Basque Country that is just 20 km from San Sebastián, on the shores of a bay and on the border with France. It has a beautiful walled old town and the old fishermen's quarter is also very picturesque.
. Besalu: It is also in Gerona, Catalonia, and it is a town with a lot of stone construction and medieval buildings.
. Ubeda: It is in the south of Spain and together with Baeza it is a World Heritage Site. It has its origins in the Arab rule of Spain but they are jewels of the early Renaissance.
