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While Spain has a lot to offer all year round, from its warm Mediterranean climate to its stunning destinations, if you’re looking to catch some sunshine, then June is the perfect time to visit, with temperatures and UV levels to help you catch that summer glow. This article will look at some of the best Spanish destinations to visit in June.

Cordoba

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Cordoba is located in the middle of Andalusia and is full of history and architecture. It’s the perfect destination for any history enthusiast looking to learn about history and other cultures. Interestingly, Cordoba was an important Roman city, as well as an Islamic centre in the Middle Ages. Some of the incredible sights you can see in Cordoba include The Great Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba which has a unique mixture of Islamic and Christian architecture.

For a look into Cordoba’s medieval past, head over to the Jewish Quarter, where you can explore its famous labyrinthine streets, hidden courtyards and picturesque squares. June in Cordoba brings sunshine and warm weather, making it the perfect time to visit if you’re looking for some sunshine.

It’s also a great time of year to see the city from a different perspective as it’s the Flower Festival (Fiesta de los Patios), this is where locals open their private courtyards, showcasing the beautiful flowers in their gardens. This can be a great way to connect with the locals on a different level.

Sevilla

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Another great destination and the capital of Andalusia. Sevilla is a great city to visit at any time of year, but in particular, in June. This is when the city is celebrating summer and is not when the city experiences the highest temperatures, during this time the city is also filled with traditional sounds of flamenco music.

The Feria de Sevilla takes place in June and is a festival where locals celebrate flamenco dancing, take to the streets in traditional dresses and music, and celebrate the Andalusian culture through singing and dancing. Locals are welcome to join in, too. This is a fun and exciting way to learn more about the culture and to experience it yourself.

You will even have the opportunity to get a taste for the delicious cuisine that Sevilla has to offer. The city is also filled with incredible architecture, including the Seville Cathedral, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world.

Badajoz

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Badajoz is located in the western region of Extremadura, right next to the border of Portugal. June in Badajoz brings sun and extremely warm temperatures. It’s the perfect time to visit if you love sunshine. These bright and warm days are perfect for sightseeing and exploring the incredible landscapes and landmarks that Badajoz has to offer. The Alcazaba, in particular, is the perfect spot to get some sun and see stunning panoramic views of the city.

Ciudad Real

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Located in the heart of La Mancha, Ciudad Real is a real mix of modernity and tradition. It’s a city that comes with a rich history, and the city itself has a lot to offer and see. Tourists can explore the streets and learn about the culture and history of the city. Ciudad Real is the perfect destination for architecture and history lovers.

The Cathedral is one of the city’s most iconic sights, and The Plaza Mayor is the perfect place to start when it comes to spending the day or even a morning exploring the city. It’s surrounded by incredible buildings and has an electric atmosphere.

Huelva

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Finally, right on the southwestern coast of Spain is Huela. June is the perfect time to visit, with sunshine and warm weather. Huelva is a beautiful destination to explore, with attractions such as The Parque Nacional de Doñana. Here, tourists can look out for some of the wildlife living in the park. In fact, the park is Europe’s most important wetland reserve, which means you may even spot some rare species.

It’s also a place full of history, the La Rabida Monastery is a great attraction. It’s where Christopher Columbus stayed before setting sail for the New World. After a day of exploring, you can take a dip in the sea at one of the beautiful beaches that Huelva has to offer. The beaches on the southwestern coast of Spain are stunning, offering the perfect place to relax and have some sun.

This is the perfect destination if you’re looking for a mix of exploring, city life, and that relaxing beach lifestyle. Because it’s by the coast, it’s also less humid than some of the other destinations. This also means you can take a dip in the ocean to cool off.

If you’re looking to travel to Spain during June, there are many different options to choose from. Each destination has something unique to offer, meaning there is something for everyone.

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