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Central Spain is overflowing with ornate palaces, medieval buildings, fairytale castles and breathtaking gardens. Set amid rocky sierras, there’s plenty to keep you active and inspired.
Often overlooked in favour of the bustling coastal towns, the cities, towns and villages ranged across Castile-La Mancha, Castile-Leon, Extremadura and Madrid boast some of Spain’s richest heritage, set in awe-inspiring scenery.
Crammed with medieval buildings, fairytale castles and elaborate palaces, you can almost hear the footsteps of the many different cultures that have settled before.
In homage to its fabled inhabitant, Don Quixote, Castile-La Mancha fits the Spanish idyll of rolling hills studded with olive groves, overlooked by windmills and medieval castles.
The majestic Castile-Leon is at the heart of the Spanish empire. Perfect for exploring the country’s history, you’ll find some of the finest palaces and artworks dating back to the Spanish Renaissance.
Visiting Extremadura is like taking a step back in time. This wild remote area of rugged mountain landscapes, shelters towns and cities with lovingly-preserved Roman remains and cultural traditions.
With incredible mountain ranges, natural parks and stunning scenery, you’ll get an authentic experience of the true essence of Spain. One that will have you coming back for more.
Madrid
Spain’s cosmopolitan capital: where tradition meets modernity. Fine gastronomy, art and culture sit amid a backdrop of elaborate architecture and inspiring green spaces.
Segovia
The Alcázar’s romantic turrets rise above a rocky crag, giving this medieval city a fairytale feeling. Deep in the city, you’ll find its ancient awe-inspiring Roman aqueduct.
Toledo
Overlooking the plains of Castile-La Mancha, this ancient walled city is a melting pot of Arab, Jewish and Christian culture and history.
Cuenca
World-renowned for its hanging houses, suspended over vertiginous cliffs since the 15th century. Behind Cuenca’s fortress walls you’ll find a host of well-preserved medieval buildings.
Salamanca
A delightful mélange of architectural styles, Salamanca is renowned for its university, which is the oldest in Spain.
Avila
Encircled by breathtaking medieval city walls, which light up by night, Avila sits in rolling countryside and is crammed with heritage buildings.
Aranjuez
On the banks of the River Tajo, Aranjuez is home to the majestic Royal Palace. Holiday destination for Spanish royalty, its elaborate façade, interior and stunning gardens are a must-see.
Central Spain is renowned for its gastronomy: from the finest gourmet experiences and mouthwatering regional sweets, to the simple pleasures of fresh local asparagus and strawberries, there’s plenty to tantalise the tastebuds.
Start the day like a real madrileño with freshly squeezed orange juice, café con leche and toast with fresh tomato purée and cured Spanish ham.
Nibble on sweets like Cuenca’s alajú – a traditional pastry made with almonds and honey; Avila’s yemas de Santa Teresa – a tasty sweet made with egg yolk; or La Dulcería de Chinchón – a freshly made, cream-filled doughnut, perfect with a shot of chinchón as a digestif.
Lunch on lipsmacking regional dishes with roasted meats or charcuterie. Try Segovia’s roasted suckling pig, or cochinillo asado, and Cuenca’s speciality roasted lamb. And don’t miss Salamanca’s cured ham – Jamón Ibérico de bellota. From pigs fed on acorns, it’s held to be the best in Spain.
And why not finish the day with the ultimate in fine dining? Book a table at Madrid’s extravagant DiverXO – headed up by the incredible “Dabiz” Muñoz. One of the world’s top 50 restaurants, it’s an experience not to be missed.
