Cities in Spain

Águilas is famed for its pristine coves, underexplored coastline and lashings of history. The Spanish town is perched next to the Mediterranean Sea; a characterful and picturesque settlement with stunning beaches and archaeological sites.

Clinging dramatically to a hilltop 200 meters above sea level, Vejer de la Frontera isn't just another pretty Andalusian pueblo blanco—it's the pueblo blanco that makes others look like they're not even trying.

Generously spread across 189 km², the municipality of Torre-Pacheco is perfectly poised for peaceful living. A thriving community underpins life here, thanks to the family-friendly Torre-Pacheco town with ample green spaces and lush golf courses.

With farmland to the south and mountains to the north, Baños y Mendigo is a peaceful area where locals live the high life in handsome villas.

Discover Granada, a vibrant and traditional Andalusian city nestled at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range in southern Spain.

Hidden in a crease of the Andalucian mountains where the Sierra Almijara meets the Axarquía, Archez is what estate agents euphemistically call "authentic Spain"—code for "blissfully untouched by mass tourism."

A seaside city on the Costa Blanca, just 50 km from Alicante, Torrevieja sits between idyllic pink and emerald salt lagoons on one side, and the Mediterranean sea on the other.

Los Alcazares nestles in the curve of the Mar Menor, Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon, in the province of Murcia in Southern Spain.

Dramatically positioned where the foothills of the Sierra Almijara plunge into the Mediterranean, Nerja offers what might be the Costa del Sol's last bastion against high-rise development.

Found at the southernmost point of the Valencian Community, the municipality of Orihuela is a peaceful retreat with a sky-high quality of life.