Tired of the same old tourist routes? Do you long discover magical placesWhere to enjoy without so many crowds? Spain hides an infinite number of secret corners waiting to be explored by travelers eager for unique experiences. Get ready to embark on a unforgettable motorhome trip through some charming, although less known, destinations in our country. Today we propose to you 10 places to enjoy a motorhome getaway this spring.
- Rupit (Barcelona): a trip to the Middle Ages
Delve into medieval Catalonia with a visit to Rupit, a fairy-tale town with cobblestone streets, stone houses and a suspension bridge that will transport you to another era.
1. Rupit (Barcelona): a trip to the Middle Ages
Delve into medieval Catalonia with a visit to Rupit, a fairytale town with cobblestone streets, stone houses and a suspension bridge that will transport you to another time.
What to see:
- Rupit Castle:an imposing 12th century fortress that dominates the valley.
- Gorgas del Freser:a set of waterfalls and pools with crystal-clear waters ideal for hiking.
- Suspension bridge:an iron structure that offers impressive views of the town and the valley.
- Ethnographic Museum:a journey through the history and traditions of the region.
- Church of Sant Miquel:a Romanesque temple from the 12th century with an octagonal bell tower.
Where to spend the night: Rupit has a pay motorhome area, with all services (not available in the winter months).
2. Alquézar, Huesca: a charming town in the Sierra de Guara
Discover Alquézar, a charming town located in the Sierra de Guara, famous for its collegiate church and its hanging houses. Let yourself be captivated by its cobbled streets, its squares and its panoramic views of the Pyrenees.
What to see:
- Alquézar Castle:an 11th century fortress that offers impressive views of the town and the mountains.
- Collegiate Church of Santa María:a Romanesque temple from the 12th century with a cloister of great beauty.
- Hanging houses:a group of houses attached to the rock that form a unique landscape.
- Vero Walk:a trail that runs through the Vero River canyon, with impressive geological formations.
- Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park:a protected natural area with a wide variety of landscapes and outdoor activities.
Where to spend the night: about 5 minutes walk from the town, the Camping Alquézar It offers all the services to comfortably get to know this charming town.
3. Bulnes, Asturias: a natural paradise in the Picos de Europa
If you are looking for a destination to disconnect and enjoy nature, Bulnes It is your ideal place. This small town, located in the Picos de Europa, will captivate you with its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere.
What to see:
- Picu Urriellu (Naranjo de Bulnes):one of the most emblematic mountains in Spain, ideal for climbing lovers.
- Bulnes Viewpoint:a natural balcony with stunning views of the valley and mountains.
- Church of Santa María la Real:a Romanesque temple from the 13th century.
- Bulnes Yew:an ancient tree considered one of the most unique in Spain.
Where to spend the night: To get to Bulnes you will not be able to do it by motorhome. You can only go up in two ways, walking or by funicular. You can spend the night in the nearby town of Posada de Valdeón, which has a very complete area with views of the Picos de Europa.
4. Zafra, Badajoz: a monumental city with a rich historical heritage
Know Zafra a monumental city with a rich historical and cultural heritage. Let yourself be surprised by its Renaissance and Baroque architecture, its squares and streets full of charm.
What to see:
- Alcázar of Zafra:a 15th century fortress that houses a history and archeology museum.
- Big square:one of the most beautiful squares in Spain, with arcades and historic buildings.
- Convent of Santa María del Valle:a 16th century convent with a Mudejar style cloister.
- Church of San Francisco:a 14th century Gothic church with a baroque altarpiece.
- Santa Clara Museum:a museum that houses a collection of religious art.
Where to spend the night: about 15 minutes walk from the center of Zafra, there is a free motorhome area with filling and emptying services.
5. Sigüenza, Guadalajara: a medieval city with a special charm
Travel to the past in Sigüenza, a medieval city with a castle, a cathedral and a historical complex of great beauty. Enjoy its cobbled streets, its squares and its panoramic views.
What to see:
- Sigüenza Castle:a 12th century fortress that offers stunning views of the city.
- Sigüenza Cathedral:a Romanesque cathedral from the 12th century with a Gothic cloister, where we can visit its famous Doncel.
- Main Square:a porticoed square with a medieval atmosphere.
- Diocesan Museum:a museum that houses a collection of sacred art.
- Episcopal palace:a 12th century palace with a plateresque façade.
Where to spend the night: Sigüenza also has a free motorhome area with all services.
6. La Garrotxa: A natural paradise in the heart of Catalonia
La Garrotxa is a volcanic region of the province of Girona, in Catalonia. It is an ideal destination for nature lovers, with its lush forests, crystalline rivers and dormant volcanoes.
What to see:
- Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park:a protected natural area with more than 40 volcanoes, including Croscat, Santa Margarida and Montsacopa.
- Fageda d'en Jordà:an enchanted beech forest with a magical atmosphere.
- Olot:the capital of the region, with a beautiful old town and an interesting cultural offer.
- Besalú:a medieval town with a Romanesque bridge and a historic complex of great beauty.
- Castellfollit de la Roca:a town located on a basaltic cliff with impressive views.
Where to spend the night: you can sleep in it Besalú free motorhome area.
7. Frías, Burgos: a charming town in the Las Merindades region
Discover Frías, a charming town located in the Las Merindades region, in Burgos. You will be surprised by its castle, its medieval bridge and its cobbled streets.
What to see:
- Frias Castle:a 12th century fortress that offers stunning views of the town and the valley.
- Medieval Bridge:a 13th century bridge that crosses the Ebro River.
- Churches of San Vicente and San Martín:two Romanesque churches from the 12th century.
- Museum of the Obarenes Mountains:a museum that houses a collection of objects related to the history and nature of the region.
Where to spend the night: Frías has a motorhome area for about 40 vehicles, paid (€6/day), with all services.
8. El Castell de Guadalest, Alicante: a charming town on the Costa Blanca
Delve into the Costa Blanca and discover El Castell de Guadalest, a charming town located on a cliff. Let yourself be surprised by its castle, its hanging houses and its panoramic views of the Mediterranean.
What to see:
- San José Castle:an 11th century fortress that offers stunning views of the town and the Mediterranean.
- Microminiature Museum:a museum that houses a collection of life-size miniatures.
- Historical Vehicle Museum:a museum that houses a collection of antique vehicles.
- Church of Our Lady of the Assumption:an 18th century church with a baroque altarpiece.
- Old Town Museum:a museum that houses a collection of objects related to the history of the town.
Where to spend the night: In El Castell de Guadalest there are several parking lots without services, as well as a camping area at the Guadalest Refuge.
9. Montefrío, Granada: a white town in the Alpujarras
Discover Montefrío, a charming white town located in the Alpujarras, in Granada. Let yourself be captivated by its whitewashed houses, its narrow streets and its panoramic views of the Sierra Nevada National Park.
What to see:
- Peña Vieja Viewpoint:a viewpoint with impressive views of the town, the valley and Sierra Nevada.
- Church of the Incarnation:a 16th century church with a baroque altarpiece.
- Museum of Popular Arts and Customs:a museum that houses a collection of objects related to the traditional life of the town.
- Town hall:a 16th century building with a Plateresque façade.
- Walk through the streets of the town:a tour of the whitewashed houses and narrow streets of the town.
Where to spend the night: In Montefrío there are few parking areas. You can park to visit the town and spend the night in Priego de Córdoba, where there is a free motorhome area, with filling and emptying services; or to Alcalá la Real, which has a payment area.
10. Arcos de la Frontera, Cádiz: a charming town in the Sierra de Cádiz
Discover Arcos de la Frontera, a charming town located in the Sierra de Cádiz. Let yourself be captivated by its historical complex, its panoramic views and its local cuisine.
What to see:
- Castle of the Dukes of Arcos:a 14th century fortress that offers impressive views of the town and the mountains.
- Peña Vieja Viewpoint:a viewpoint with panoramic views of the town, the valley and the Guadalete River.
- Basilica of Saint Mary:a 16th century basilica with a baroque style main altarpiece.
- Town Hall Square:a porticoed square with a medieval atmosphere.
- Municipal Museum:a museum that houses a collection of objects related to the history of the town.
Where to spend the night: In addition to several parking areas, you can opt for the Camping Lago de Arcos, located near the town, and a walk from the lake, where you can practice water activities.
As you see, there is something to choose from. Whichever destination you choose from this list, you are going to enjoy it. And remember that, if you do not have your own vehicle, in Express motorhome We put our fleet of motorhomes and camper vehicles at your disposal. Enter our section Rent o Booking and check availability.