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Spain heritage and natural tourism promotion

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In late June 2026, tourism officials highlighted a range of Spain’s historic attractions, from coastal and mountain castles such as Peñíscola, Morella and Puebla de Sanabria to cultural walks in Madrid’s Barrio de las Letras and literary pilgrimages in El Toboso. A week later, the focus shifted to the 15th-century Castillo de los Mendoza in Manzanares el Real and the restored Posada de los Portales in Tomelloso. Early July coverage added Valencia’s blend of historic streets, the Gothic cathedral, the modern City of Arts and Sciences complex, and the royal itinerary spanning Madrid’s Palacio Real, the Palace of Aranjuez, El Escorial, Segovia’s Roman aqueduct and Alcázar, La Granja de San Ildefonso, and Chinchón. On 21 July, promotion emphasized the coastal village of Cudillero in Asturias and the medieval town of Morella. In August, the strategy expanded to include medieval engineering marvels, such as the La Séquia hydraulic canal system in Sallent de Llobregat, a 26-kilometer work featuring 31 aqueducts. The promotional scope further broadened to include religious festivities in Asturias, the Nazarí route between Jaén and Granada, and the Camarena de la Sierra bunker route in Teruel, which features 6.6 km of Spanish Civil War fortifications. Additional highlights included the traditional architecture of Capileira in the Alpujarra region, the fjord-like reservoir landscapes of Riaño in León, and culinary tourism in Almonaster la Real, Huelva. By ~~mid-to-late~~ late August, ~~the focus included natural landscapes such~~ inland tourism emerged as ~~Cantabria’s Oyambre Natural Park, specifically the Playa de Oyambre~~ a strategic pillar to diversify and ~~its dune system near the La Rabía estuary.~~ de-seasonalize national offerings through culture, heritage, and gastronomy. In ~~Asturias, Ribadesella was highlighted as~~ Castilla y León, national tourists represent 75% of demand, while international visitors account for 25%. Madrid remains a ~~gateway to the Picos de Europa, featuring~~ primary source market for the ~~Sella River and coastal walks at La Atalaya beach. Further regional highlights included~~ region, contributing 28.56% of visitors. Similarly, Aragón’s inland tourism relies heavily on the ~~Cueva de Ágreda cave system near Mount Moncayo in Soria, noted for its stalactites, stalagmites, and bat colonies.~~ national market, having received six million national visitors.

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