You can start at what’s known as Kilómetro 0 in the legendary Puerta del Sol square, where you’ll find the equestrian statue of Charles III of Spain and the symbol of the city, the Bear and the Strawberry Tree. A stone’s throw away is the Plaza Mayor in the heart of Madrid de los Austrias. This is the place to sample a typical squid sandwich while you stroll beneath the arcades.
If you want to enjoy a magnificent view of Barcelona, the best idea is to climb the towers of the Sagrada Familia Basílica. Antonio Gaudí’s masterpiece is a genuine icon of the city. To learn more about the work of this Modernist architect, we recommend visiting the Casa Milá building on the Paseo de Gracia.
Take a walk along the seashore on the urban Poniente Beach, the longest in the city and equipped with a full range of amenities. Levante Beach is the busiest, on the bustling seafront promenade you can enjoy an ice cream, eat a paella or have a drink overlooking the sea.
If you’re going to Barcelona, save a few days to enjoy Sitges. With picturesque streets and beaches, and a wide range of attractions for the LGBTI+ community this is the perfect place to visit in combination with the Catalan capital. This small coastal town is home to numerous museums, restaurants, clubs, shops, and long promenades. Come and see for yourself!
When you go to Bajondillo beach, take a good look at the Torre Pimentel, between Calle San Miguel and Cuesta del Tajo. It was previously known as the Torre de los Molinos and gave the city its name. Very near that same beach you’ll find the Casa de los Navajas.
You should visit the impressive Buen Pastor Cathedral. The spire can be seen from practically all over the city! The city’s largest religious building is quite an impressive sight. Next to it you’ll find the Koldo Mitxelena cultural centre and the Post Office building.
Tour the coast of Ibiza. It’s dotted with beautiful beaches and coves of all kinds: large, small, secluded, urban, peaceful, lively… There are so many to choose from. The nudist beach at Es Cavallet has a LGBTI+ atmosphere.
There’s no doubt that one of the Canary Islands’ main attractions is the beaches. Come and enjoy them. Both in Gran Canaria and Tenerife, you’ll find many to choose from. Many of them are frequented by the gay community: Gran Canaria features the beaches of Maspalomas and Playa del Inglés, and in Tenerife, La Tejita.