Spain's 10 Most Charming Characteristics Town Different Scenery

Fourth, Albarasin

In the northeastern part of Spain, near Teruel, lies the small town of Albaracín, which is considered the most beautiful town in Spain and is one of the World Heritage Sites. Located between the mountains, the town was founded in the Middle Ages, with a particularly undulating street layout, narrow staircase passages, irregular shapes, eaves close to each other, and red walls. The difficult balance of these old buildings on the cliffs, which have survived hundreds of years of ups and downs, is the most breathtaking charm.

Consuegra

The fantastic windmill town of Consuegra is one of Spain's most famous windmill towns and an important producer of the world's most expensive spice, saffron. It is said that the windmills here are the scene where Cervantes depicted Don Quixote fighting the windmills. There are 12 windmills and 1 reconstructed castle on the ridge, which looks particularly beautiful under the blue sky and white clouds. The town hosts a saffron festival at the end of October each year, during which several windmills spin to celebrate the harvest.