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Unbe-leaf-able Fall Destinations in Spain

Updated: Jun 17, 2020


With the summer crowds thinning and the temperatures cooling, autumn is one of the best seasons to vacation in Spain and explore the country's spectacular landscape while the leaves change color. Here are some of the most beautiful fall destinations in Spain to add to your wish list!

Val d’Aran

Val d’Aran in Fall

This popular ski destination has a dramatic landscape with picturesque villages which make it a paradise for hikers in autumn. The area is also ideal for bicycling and even as a wellness destination!

Penedes Wine Region

Penedes Wine Region in Spain During Fall

Autumn is the perfect time to try Spain’s answer to champagne, cava - produced in the Penedes, one of Spain's wine regions. Less than one hour by car from Barcelona, consider combining a day trip to Penedes with Montserrat!

Montserrat

Fall in Spain's Mountains of Montserrat

Montserrat means different things to different people. To some it is a monastery but then to some others it is a natural park, to some it is a mountain and for others it is all of these things. When visiting Montserrat, you will be amazed by its unique beauty and spirituality - there is something special in everything from the stunning basilica to a flower on the side of a mountain path - and what's a better time to visit than when the weather cools down and the touristy crowds retreat?

Cartagena

Cartagena, Spain in Fall

If you are trying to extend your summer, Cartagena is where you need to be. This Spanish town has been seeing the temperature rise to 20°C (68°F) in November and has over 2,000 years of history! An added benefit is the jazz festival that takes place through most of November.

Barcelona

Fall in Park Güell in BCN, Spain at sunset

In Barcelona, fall is the new summer. With the searing, sweat-stained, sunburned days of summer softening into more comfortable conditions you can explore all that the Catalan capital has to offer without melting into the baking pavement like an abandoned gelato. On top of the beautiful autumn weather, amazing architecture, museums, and rich history, there are several fall festivals in Barcelona, such as Catalonia’s ‘National Day’ on September 11th, La Castanyada at the end of October, and All Saints Day on November 1st.

So, what are you waiting for? Pull out your planner and get these destinations on your list! Contact us here to start planning your dream vacation.

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