Las ciudades más bonitas de España en mi opinión son Valencia y Granada. Y los pueblos y paisajes más bonitos en Asturias, Cantabria y Galicia. Ahora claro está que depende de gustos y de lo que buscáis. Si eres de mucho movimiento y ajetreo te viene bien Madrid o Barcelona. Si te gustan las playas Alicante, Mallorca o Las Canarias, Cádiz. En fin España no se limita a la paella, tortilla de patatas, sangria, toros o flamenco, España es un gran país megadiverso, hermoso de cabo a rabo y en general con gente amable, educada y cortés.
The diversity of Spain's cityscapes and landscapes is beyond my imagination and beyond description . Spain is a tip - top country From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
@@zalaegerszeg9527 Thankyou so much to your wonderful comment Please spend time for spirit From Tokyo where cherry blossoms fall, and young leaves are fragrant
Not really, I was in Alicante and these people keep cussing us out because they just randomly push us and then they cussed at us for no actual reason ://
Sangría in Donostia / San Sebastián... Really? 🤦🏼♂️ Would be better if you ask for a cup of Txakoli, Sidra or Pacharán. You know what? Spanish gastronomy is quite bigger than just a paella or a sangría.
Parece un top de las más turísticas... España es preciosa la mires por donde la mires, y aquí se están obviando ciudades preciosas y con una calidad de vida brutal, tales como: Santiago de Compostela, Salamanca, Córdoba, Girona, Oviedo, Zaragoza, Logroño, Santander... Y muchísimas más.
Vigo, cadiz, gijon, pamplona, bilbao etc.. en resumen se vive, se come y se bebe de p*t* madre en todas las ciudades españolas, todas tienen su belleza y encanto, tradiciones, historia, etc...
I lived in Bilbao for a year. The city and it's surrounding villages to the beaches at the northern coast, are all beautiful and perfect for a family. I'd love a home there one day
Of all the Spanish cities Valencia in my opinion is top,it really has the wow factor, very large city but every street in the whole city is beautiful with amazing architecture and also home to the arts and science museum which is by far the biggest museum I've ever visited.
No sé que me molesta más de este video. Si la ignorancia del que lo ha hecho o el hecho de que estos"expats" solo busquen lugares donde les hablen en inglés para no hacer ningún esfuerzo de integración o nuestro sistema sanitario del que pretenden aprovecharse
@@jamespawson6045 Y? ¿el gobierno británico paga por todos los ingleses que están trabajando en España? o cada uno paga sus impuestos como todos los demás emigrantes de otros paises? Hay "expats" y hay emigrantes británicos, lo que ocurre es que tienen el ego muy alto para considerarse emigrantes, como si eso fuese algo malo
Contestaba el asunto que has dicho sobre el sistema sanitario! Estoy de acuerdo contigo en el asunto sobre expats y immagrantes. Estaba diciendo que aunque parece que ellos son aprovechandose del sistema sanitario español, no es totalmente la verdad. Naci en el Reino Unido y vivo en España, YO SOY UN IMMIGRANTE. Pero, tengo todas las derechas en este pais que tu tienes. Elige viver aqui, pago mis impuestos, contribuyo al sistema sanitario y tengo la mutua tambien. Prefiria si podemos vernos como humanos y no españoles, británicos, imigrantes etc...
@@jamespawson6045 cuando devuelvan Gibraltar os trataremos como hermanos,mientras serán piratas www.elconfidencialdigital.com/articulo/vivir/ingleses-agresiones-espanoles-Reino-Unido/20180504164912089370.html www.abc.es/internacional/abci-atacados-londres-hablar-espanol-201811040210_noticia.html
Lo de "expat" es un término inventado por los Ingleses porque no soportan ser tratados como inmigrantes, les suena a "tercer mundo" 😂😂😂😂 Me alegra que personas como tú vivan con nosotros, se nota que eres escocesa.
Cada rincón de España es único e iniguanlable. La variedad es una de las cosas más valiosas de este país. Nuestra historia y monunmentos son impresionantes , nuestro clima también, variado y rico, y nuestra gastronomía, la mejor del mundo.
Nuestra gastronomía es variada y muy apreciada, pero no llegamos a mejor del mundo. Tenemos fuertes competidores como Japón o/y sobre todo Perú. Y te lo dice uno que vive en la segunda región del mundo con más estrellas Michelin por km²: País Vasco. He tenido la oportunidad de recorrer media España por trabajo y por interés propio. Puedo decir que donde he comido mal ha sido en un local concreto y nunca en una ciudad o pueblo. En España se come y se cocina muy bien.
You completely forgot about the Canary Island. Soft weather the whole year, nice views, black sand and golden and other beaches, cliffs, mountains, forests and deserts, large areas of volcanic rocks, large range of fauna and flora then also, you can enjoy a varied gastronomy and cultures. very close and attentive people... All you can find in big cities, but, moreover the good things you can find and live in the 8 islands, so similar and different between them.
@@rachidorajaoui4805 He?? What do you mean? So I'm thinking about to left Germany. I'm Croatian, my parents moved from Craotia to Germany because of ...better life for the Kids..and more Money...stuff like that. I thinking about to left Germany. Maybe I will go back to my roots, or i will choose Spain. Valencia would be an option, if its affordable.
I visited Spain. It is really a nice country with very wonderful people who are very friendly, helpful and hospitable by all measures. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands is a very beautiful city with a very warm wearher. I stayed in Madrid for only 1 night due to my travel trip. I felt sad for not having the time to enjoy it. Big respect for you all.
I think you are an Indian . I am also an Indian . If you don't mind I would like to ask you what work do you do and where do you live ? I would really like to know.
@@beeverywhere9003 el invierno no es duro en el País Vasco - Euskadi. Es más duro probablemente en Granada, pero los veranos son más templados. La temperatura media interanual es de unos 20º. El único inconveniente para los quejicas es la lluvia. Aquí hay muchas precipitaciones, pero eso es esencial para tener unos montes verdes y frondosos. Si a esto le sumas la costa a tiro de piedra, una cultura ancestral, un idioma único, gente que recibe con los brazos abiertos, museos, festivales de verano, eventos internacionales, una arquitectura en la que conviven edificios centenarios con los más modernos diseños de Premiados con el Pritzker y una cultura gastronómica insuperable con alguno de los mejores restaurantes del mundo en la zona... Qué más quieres? Que fuera galardonada como Mejor Ciudad Europea en 2018? Hecho!
And Canary Islands?? Here you can be in the beach and in 40 minutes be in the most higuest montain of Spain touching the snow. We have the best sky in the world to see the sky, (La Palma, Tenerife,...) 4 of the 14 spain's National Parks and practically all the islands are biosphere reserve. That's differences make the Canary Islands a paradise.
i mean it's no NE US in winter, where you basically live in a snowdrift for 3-4months lol tbh spain's weather in general is a bit too hot for me, but i've been quite content visiting my local friends there in cooler months.
@yeah It depends what you're looking for in life and how old you are. When I was younger I lived in New York City, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro, Malaga, Paris and Marrakech. They provided me good jobs, great restaurants, museums, bars, discotheques, beaches, etc. you name it. Now at the age of 60 I live in Santiago de Compostela up north. Summers are not so hot as in the south, crime rate is very low, hardly contamination, international airport, people are friendly, the food is great, both fish, meat, vegetables and seafood, or official offices, doctors, hospitals, supermarkets, etc, are located at walking distanceand I have the best of both worlds, beautiful mountains, beaches and towns to visit nearby. Galicia is a celtic region whereas Andalucia is muslim. They are totally different from each other in its culture, food, history, music, etc. Only our language is the same with different accents. Barcelona and Madrid are beautiful indeed but after a while you've seen most important tourist attractions and then what? Having to live in a hectic metropoli just doesn't attract to me anymore. If I want to visit once more The Prado museum in Madrid I can just hop on a plane, train or bus (or drive) and spend a weekend there or in any other city. But to live, I prefer a more relaxing city even though it rains quite a bit here. You can't have everything I guess. Did I answer your question? The regions of Asturias, Cantabria, Basque, La Rioja and Aragon are also nice to live in, or so I think. I only visited them as a tourist. Best wishes.
I apologise but Madrid and Barcelona are not liveable nor affordable cites. I've lived in both. Beautiful yes, but overcrowded and expensive. Valencia is underrated. You didn't mention the Canary Islands nor any city in Galicia like Coruña o Vigo. Poor video to be fair.
I have question about Alicante. I feel really confused. I was living there for about 2/3 weeks. Not in hotel but in the flat. Almost everyone speaks Spanish. There was no english speakers and when somebody saw that you are foreign, they feel confused and a surprised. What's more, almost every bigger house or villa were abandoned or sold. Sometimes it looks like a ghost town. I was there in June 2018. Why this creator of this video has got so different opinion about this town? Btw what about Canary Islands or Galicia? Do you believe that it is a better place for a living ?
Bilbao, clean, nice arquitecture, culture, nice food, amazing public transport, really easy going people. Lower unemployement rate. International airport nearby, beach in a 25 minutes by public transport. Green mountains all around. I'm from Valencia, nice city but unfortunatelly doesn't reach Bilbao's standarts
@Muhanad Alzoubi your choice is good, Valencia is worth visiting , unless you don't stand the humid heat, anyway what I meant on my last coment is that if I had to choose a city to live between Valencia and Bilbao I would go definetively for Bilbao since it stands a higher standard of living, nevertheless Valencia is a good choice if you want to enjoy the mediterranean culture
I live din Madrid when I was in university. I am planing on retiring in Madrid. I fell in love with Spain. I visit Spain at least every 2- 3 years. Salutations from USA,
Santiago de Compostela, Toledo, Salamanca, Soria, Ávila, Zaragoza, Islas Canarias, Cádiz, Córdoba, Cuenca and many, many more cities are beautiful in Spain and you forgot them!
Como muchas ciudades Sevilla tiene sus puntos negros y las 3000 viviendas es el punto negro de Sevilla, lugar que hay que mejorar. Pero a pesar de la tontería que has escrito, Sevilla tiene algo que muchas ciudades no tienen, es el DUENDE, un concepto difícil de explicar pero que se aprecia y se respira cuando paseas por Sevilla en cualquier época del año. Un paseo nocturno por Sevilla en primavera es algo sublime............. Bruselas, Londres, París, Berlín, Budapest......... también tienen sus puntos negros y nadie las cuestiona como ciudades . Es de miserables hacerlo con Sevilla.
Claro que Sevilla tiene cosas que no tienen otras ciudades como también otras ciudades tienen otras muchas cosas que no tiene Sevilla, siempre igual, ya aburrís con creeros siempre el ombligo del mundo.
Anyone interested in the weather in these cities should look at the weather charts in Wikipedia. The weather information in the video seems to be a mixture of average highs, average temperatures, daily averages and I don't know what else. Madrid, for example, in January has an average daily high of 9.7º C and an average daily low of 2.7º C. Granada has some nights every winter with temperatures below -5º C and a record low of -13.4º C. 10:26 shows a beach with coconut palms supposedly in Ibiza. There are no coconut palms growing outdoors in Spain except in the Canary Islands.
@@xalau5270 I'm sorry, you are mistaken. The palms in the famous Palmeral of Elche are date palms (Phoenix dactylifera), which are much hardier than coconut palms. There is an excellent article about the Palmeral of Elche in Wikipedia. As I said, there are no coconut palms growing outdoors in Spain, except in the Canary Islands. There are no coconut palms growing outdoors anywhere in Europe (the Canary Islands are geographically a part of Africa).
@@xalau5270 Thank you for your humorous reply. If you don't think there is a difference between a coconut palm and a date palm, then go to the grocery store and compare a date to a coconut. Do you actually believe that these come from the same tree?
Spain, i traveled to spain in 2018, tourism, i am a tourist, I love it, I love it, i love its wonderful people, i love it, i am a country, i am a tourist, i am a tourist, I love it, and I loved its wonderful people.
as a Moroccan i visited spain three times I can't believe this country is really beautiful and thier people are so kind and friendly also the level of entertainment is so high in spain specially for people who like soccer ⚽ there's a lot of enjoyment me gusta españa
Beautiful cities with beautiful architectures of buildings, lovelies People, delicious foods, pleasant climate and clean , rich cultures . I am Swedish, living in Stockholm, I love Anythings about Spain . I would love to move to Spain. Any ideas ? Please give me some advice, thanks
Si lo comparas con los inviernos del norte de europa es de risa. En palma bajar de los 0 grados es anecdotico. Como mucho algun dia a las 5 de la madruga puedes tener -1° pero a medio dia tendras entorno a 8-12 en febrero. Comparado con paises donde estan entre -20° y 3°, pues es un lujo
17 millones de británicos vienen cada año. Oficialmente hay unos 300-400 mil residentes que trabajan como profesores de inglés, autónomos, etc; y una inmensidad de jubilados. Así pues, este video cubre muy bien las expectativas de los que Buscan " a place under the sun". Le doy un 7 sobre 10.
Thanks for your great effort in making videos if it is possible I wanna ask you build a video for France like what you had done for other countries keep going 🌹🌹🙏🙏
The first university of Spain is in Philippines and the architecture is so beautiful. So that's why the architecture is beautiful because it is the Spain's university
La Universidad de Santo Tomás, en Filipinas, se fundó en 1.611. Es la universidad más antigua de Asia, pero no de España. La universidad más antigua de España es la de Salamanca, fundada en el año 1.218.
Just wanted to say that this video only shows some aspects of each city, and it doesn't mention, for example, unemployment (if you want to live there you will probably want to work), cost of living, political situation at the moment, as well as the per capita, other economical factors, if it's a safe city, and all of that. I think this video only shows the most visited cities in Spain.
Not quite sure if the people who made the video have actually be in Spain. I am from Spain and: 1. Winter in Madrid is pretty cold with temperature going below 0 often. Scratching ice from the car windows is very normal. Not every day in summer is above 40 though, only when a heat wave hits. 2. Madrid is pretty expensive being rents higher than in cities like Munich. So is Barcelona and probably San Sebastian too. 3 The north of Spain is not sunny, it is chilly, rainy and cloudy, beautiful though.
Nice video, but I’d say you missed Bilbao, what can I say? I’m from Bilbao after all.! But guys, just forgive this man because there are plenty of nice cities to live in Spain so he would have needed a much longer video. Viva España!
man, as an American this humbles me. i sometimes stumble on these videos of other countries and realize how great it i have it in America. i would love visiting some of these places, but living? WOW! i dont know how you people do it
well there are a lot of people who will never want to live in the USA as well, especially knowing that you will have to worry about all those shootings
And not a single mention to tbe Canary Islands, the region with actual godlike weather all year round and a top choice among migrants from all over Europe. (Or expats, as some people call them)
I made my home here as soon as I was able. When I walk into a bar, I say hello and everyone greets me. It´s the same in the dentist´s waiting room, all are included. I like that. New arrivals in England should remember when they board a train or tube, to shake hands with everyone in the carriage,
The best places to live in Spain are 1. Burgos 2. Soria 3. Logroño 4. Teruel 5. Toledo 6. Arrecife de Lanzarote 7. Avilés 8. Telde 9. Orense 10. Cuenca
SUPER!!! subscription✌ and like!👍😉BELLA!!!🥰💃👍HELLO! I am from Russia!) From St. Petersburg!) I LOVE MADRID!!🥰💃🇪🇸 I also have a video about Madrid in October). I really liked your style of shooting video!😉🖐
The first picture of Valencia, isn't Valencia, it is a city called Xativa, in the Valencian Community, 60 km from Valencia. Beautiful city as well, with an incredible castle and the modern bullring.
JAjaja, sí... pero no pasa nada porque ya no son las "islas afortunadas" ya que, por lo visto en Madrid la temperatura no pasa de los 40º :P y en INVIERNO no baja de los 12º :P
I've visited 6 of these cities and found Granada the best. Small and amazing. San Sebastian is beautiful too but the people are not welcoming at all and had few incidents which made us leave it on the same day to France.
La calidad de vida, seguridad y paisajes de ciudades como Gijón, Santander, Oviedo, Lugo, Santiago de compostela, La coruña.... son muy superiores comparadas con Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla o Valencia. De hecho por ejemplo algunas de las ciudades mencionadas salen siempre en cabeza de las mejores ciudades para vivir dentro de España. La costa norte en general y ciudades que están limítrofes com Burgos, Palencia o Leon, me parecen joyas siempre olvidadas.
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Spain has the most wonderful people in the world, friendly, lay back, and always ready to help
Yeah, agree but i hope this situation gets better there
@@Watchmaty what situation
@@Lewis-se8ie it was a year ago, Covid
I am instrested spain city
Practically all of Spain is beautiful!
Yeah... But the people are shite
@@Kitiwake How ? Why ?
@@Kitiwake you are shite
@@Kitiwake you are shite
@@Kitiwake then do the whole country a favor and don't ever dare to come here
Valencia is underrated here.
Defenetly ! Deserved top 3
Valencia is gorgoeus
Valencia is incredible!
It's my altime favorite city in the world!
Alicante and Valencia, stop complaining
Las ciudades más bonitas de España en mi opinión son Valencia y Granada. Y los pueblos y paisajes más bonitos en Asturias, Cantabria y Galicia. Ahora claro está que depende de gustos y de lo que buscáis. Si eres de mucho movimiento y ajetreo te viene bien Madrid o Barcelona. Si te gustan las playas Alicante, Mallorca o Las Canarias, Cádiz. En fin España no se limita a la paella, tortilla de patatas, sangria, toros o flamenco, España es un gran país megadiverso, hermoso de cabo a rabo y en general con gente amable, educada y cortés.
¿Ah,sí?
The diversity of Spain's cityscapes and landscapes is beyond my imagination and beyond description .
Spain is a tip - top country
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
I went there, and I loved it.
@@zalaegerszeg9527
Thankyou so much to your wonderful comment
Please spend time for spirit
From
Tokyo where cherry blossoms fall, and young leaves are fragrant
All Spain is very beautiful and their people too!!!
I agree!
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Lidia Cordova uh, some more than others Lidia
Not really, I was in Alicante and these people keep cussing us out because they just randomly push us and then they cussed at us for no actual reason ://
india is better
Sangría in Donostia / San Sebastián...
Really? 🤦🏼♂️
Would be better if you ask for a cup of Txakoli, Sidra or Pacharán.
You know what? Spanish gastronomy is quite bigger than just a paella or a sangría.
Pacharan 😋👌❤
And quite better.
Actually, nobody in Spain order sangria. It's very GUIRI.
@@pedromartinojeda, hahahahaha, yes.
Yep. Astonishing!
Parece un top de las más turísticas... España es preciosa la mires por donde la mires, y aquí se están obviando ciudades preciosas y con una calidad de vida brutal, tales como: Santiago de Compostela, Salamanca, Córdoba, Girona, Oviedo, Zaragoza, Logroño, Santander... Y muchísimas más.
Siiii, Zaragoza es preciosa jajajajaja
Vigo, cadiz, gijon, pamplona, bilbao etc.. en resumen se vive, se come y se bebe de p*t* madre en todas las ciudades españolas, todas tienen su belleza y encanto, tradiciones, historia, etc...
@@thailand_street_traveler yo soy de Pamplona y es muy bonita la parte vieja con las murallas y la Ciudadela.
España es uno de los países más bonitos del mundo y su gente es muy buena ❤️❤️🇪🇸
''10 most touristy cities in spain''
hi
Alas .. all quiet at present .. Venice Florence Rome .. almost empty
they're touristy bc they're beautiful tbh
@@incogneter touristy and ''liveable'' do not correlate
@@te3361 I know
I lived in Bilbao for a year. The city and it's surrounding villages to the beaches at the northern coast, are all beautiful and perfect for a family. I'd love a home there one day
If I move to anywhere in Spain, then I'm most likely Alicante or Valencia, or somewhere in that valenciana community
Of all the Spanish cities Valencia in my opinion is top,it really has the wow factor, very large city but every street in the whole city is beautiful with amazing architecture and also home to the arts and science museum which is by far the biggest museum I've ever visited.
Beautiful Spain
No sé que me molesta más de este video. Si la ignorancia del que lo ha hecho o el hecho de que estos"expats" solo busquen lugares donde les hablen en inglés para no hacer ningún esfuerzo de integración o nuestro sistema sanitario del que pretenden aprovecharse
Y no les digas que son inmigrantes aunque sean camareros en un bar, se sienten ofendidos. Ellos son expats :-D
El gobieno británico paga 4mil€ cada residente británica aqui en España. Ademas pago todos mis impuestos por ello.
@@jamespawson6045 Y?
¿el gobierno británico paga por todos los ingleses que están trabajando en España? o cada uno paga sus impuestos como todos los demás emigrantes de otros paises?
Hay "expats" y hay emigrantes británicos, lo que ocurre es que tienen el ego muy alto para considerarse emigrantes, como si eso fuese algo malo
Contestaba el asunto que has dicho sobre el sistema sanitario! Estoy de acuerdo contigo en el asunto sobre expats y immagrantes.
Estaba diciendo que aunque parece que ellos son aprovechandose del sistema sanitario español, no es totalmente la verdad.
Naci en el Reino Unido y vivo en España, YO SOY UN IMMIGRANTE. Pero, tengo todas las derechas en este pais que tu tienes. Elige viver aqui, pago mis impuestos, contribuyo al sistema sanitario y tengo la mutua tambien.
Prefiria si podemos vernos como humanos y no españoles, británicos, imigrantes etc...
@@jamespawson6045 cuando devuelvan Gibraltar os trataremos como hermanos,mientras serán piratas www.elconfidencialdigital.com/articulo/vivir/ingleses-agresiones-espanoles-Reino-Unido/20180504164912089370.html www.abc.es/internacional/abci-atacados-londres-hablar-espanol-201811040210_noticia.html
Me encanta España - sobre todo donde vivo - en Cuenca. No soy "expat" soy inmigrante escocesa.
Bravo! 👏 No podemos avergonzarnos de la inmigración creando titulillos cool como "expat"
Me alegra ver que algunos si hacen el esfuerzo de aprender el idioma.
Lo de "expat" es un término inventado por los Ingleses porque no soportan ser tratados como inmigrantes, les suena a "tercer mundo"
😂😂😂😂
Me alegra que personas como tú vivan con nosotros, se nota que eres escocesa.
@@usuarioytal4760 Totalmente de acuerdo y gracias
entonces ya conoces el dicho de - te voy a poner pa cuenca-. jajajajaja
Cada rincón de España es único e iniguanlable. La variedad es una de las cosas más valiosas de este país. Nuestra historia y monunmentos son impresionantes , nuestro clima también, variado y rico, y nuestra gastronomía, la mejor del mundo.
Nuestra gastronomía es variada y muy apreciada, pero no llegamos a mejor del mundo. Tenemos fuertes competidores como Japón o/y sobre todo Perú. Y te lo dice uno que vive en la segunda región del mundo con más estrellas Michelin por km²: País Vasco.
He tenido la oportunidad de recorrer media España por trabajo y por interés propio. Puedo decir que donde he comido mal ha sido en un local concreto y nunca en una ciudad o pueblo. En España se come y se cocina muy bien.
Every city of spain is very beautiful.
Shahzad Ahmed la linea de la conception is a shithole. Its full of gangs and drugs.
@@J20249 every country has it own bad place same as your country.
You didnt see Ciudad Real
@@J20249 dear my comment is for country not for people of country .
Para nada hay ciudades que son horribles
You completely forgot about the Canary Island. Soft weather the whole year, nice views, black sand and golden and other beaches, cliffs, mountains, forests and deserts, large areas of volcanic rocks, large range of fauna and flora then also, you can enjoy a varied gastronomy and cultures. very close and attentive people... All you can find in big cities, but,
moreover the good things you can find and live in the 8 islands, so similar and different between them.
Yeah only one problem it is Tourism😅
Best country in the world ❤️
Hola
Yes
Corona country
You right!
@@casiecase12 like all countries in the world you stupid
I love spain❤
I'm turkish about iraq🇹🇷❤🇮🇶
Saludos desde España🇪🇸,
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@@yassinx6539 ❤
@@سلطانعبدالحميدثاني are you boy or girl?
@@yassinx6539 boy brother
My name is ali
Spain has an 800years muslim history
I live in Spain, Valencia. I made videos about the city and beaches also foods. See if they can enrich your perspective about Spain 😘😉 un besito
Hola
Do you know what's the average income as a seller in Valencia?
@@SuncanoMore 😍
Idon't know my friend
@@rachidorajaoui4805 He?? What do you mean? So I'm thinking about to left Germany. I'm Croatian, my parents moved from Craotia to Germany because of ...better life for the Kids..and more Money...stuff like that.
I thinking about to left Germany.
Maybe I will go back to my roots, or i will choose Spain. Valencia would be an option, if its affordable.
I visited Spain. It is really a nice country with very wonderful people who are very friendly, helpful and hospitable by all measures.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands is a very beautiful city with a very warm wearher.
I stayed in Madrid for only 1 night due to my travel trip. I felt sad for not having the time to enjoy it.
Big respect for you all.
I love ❤️ spain,living here since2007
What part?
Sir what you work in there. ?
I think you are an Indian . I am also an Indian . If you don't mind I would like to ask you what work do you do and where do you live ?
I would really like to know.
@yeah No brother sorry... I don't live in Spain but I wish to go there for work...even I was searching for some guidance...
@yeah Extremely sorry I can't share....btw I'm not brother ....I'm sister😅😌so....
Spain is very famous country most beautiful
strange that no mention is made of Granada's proximity to the Sierra Nevada and its skiing places during winter; that is what makes Granada unique...
Woow
Very cool video! Beautiful country! 💚
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Bilbao cannot be forgotten, declared the best European city in 2018. Modern, dynamic and with its Guggenheim museum.
you forgot Canary Islands 🇮🇨 wtff
they’re tropical islandss
Totalmente
Mentioned Palma, Mallorca.
Pat Aherne *CANARY* islands
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And Ceuta and Mellilla
6:45 - I particularly like West 23rd street in Seville's Manhattan district! Barcelona tours of Granada are also splendid at - 9:29, quality content.
And the manta Ray in San Sebastián 😂
6:54, Krakow, Poland lol
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Falta muchas ciudades, por ejemplo Bilbao, Santander, Asturia etc. todo norte es bonito.
zura arabuli que bonito el invierno es rudo ahi
Tal cual, la costa cantábrica es especial.
@@beeverywhere9003 el invierno no es duro en el País Vasco - Euskadi. Es más duro probablemente en Granada, pero los veranos son más templados. La temperatura media interanual es de unos 20º. El único inconveniente para los quejicas es la lluvia. Aquí hay muchas precipitaciones, pero eso es esencial para tener unos montes verdes y frondosos. Si a esto le sumas la costa a tiro de piedra, una cultura ancestral, un idioma único, gente que recibe con los brazos abiertos, museos, festivales de verano, eventos internacionales, una arquitectura en la que conviven edificios centenarios con los más modernos diseños de Premiados con el Pritzker y una cultura gastronómica insuperable con alguno de los mejores restaurantes del mundo en la zona... Qué más quieres? Que fuera galardonada como Mejor Ciudad Europea en 2018? Hecho!
Fuenlabrada y Parla también faltan :v
@@nombreapellidos5950 y Móstoles
I love Spain very much. How I want to live there.
And Canary Islands?? Here you can be in the beach and in 40 minutes be in the most higuest montain of Spain touching the snow. We have the best sky in the world to see the sky, (La Palma, Tenerife,...) 4 of the 14 spain's National Parks and practically all the islands are biosphere reserve. That's differences make the Canary Islands a paradise.
yo fui a canarias 4 veces y me gustaría volver una vez más.
Why lie about temperatures? 12 Celsius in Madrid in winter, are you kidding, THEY GET SNOW
Hi
he has never been in Madrid, i thing he is reading it from a tourist guide
i mean it's no NE US in winter, where you basically live in a snowdrift for 3-4months lol tbh spain's weather in general is a bit too hot for me, but i've been quite content visiting my local friends there in cooler months.
Really nice rundown of the 10 cities and now I can not wait to go back to Spain and try two new cities - Valencia and San Sebastian. WOW.
I’m relocating to Seville..what a beautiful city
Too hot in summer
The hotter the better
@yeah It depends what you're looking for in life and how old you are. When I was younger I lived in New York City, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro, Malaga, Paris and Marrakech. They provided me good jobs, great restaurants, museums, bars, discotheques, beaches, etc. you name it. Now at the age of 60 I live in Santiago de Compostela up north. Summers are not so hot as in the south, crime rate is very low, hardly contamination, international airport, people are friendly, the food is great, both fish, meat, vegetables and seafood, or official offices, doctors, hospitals, supermarkets, etc, are located at walking distanceand I have the best of both worlds, beautiful mountains, beaches and towns to visit nearby. Galicia is a celtic region whereas Andalucia is muslim. They are totally different from each other in its culture, food, history, music, etc. Only our language is the same with different accents. Barcelona and Madrid are beautiful indeed but after a while you've seen most important tourist attractions and then what? Having to live in a hectic metropoli just doesn't attract to me anymore. If I want to visit once more The Prado museum in Madrid I can just hop on a plane, train or bus (or drive) and spend a weekend there or in any other city. But to live, I prefer a more relaxing city even though it rains quite a bit here. You can't have everything I guess. Did I answer your question? The regions of Asturias, Cantabria, Basque, La Rioja and Aragon are also nice to live in, or so I think. I only visited them as a tourist. Best wishes.
@yeah write to me via messenger and I'll see what I can do to help you. Juan Silva, I have white beard and white hair
@yeah i will check
I apologise but Madrid and Barcelona are not liveable nor affordable cites. I've lived in both. Beautiful yes, but overcrowded and expensive. Valencia is underrated.
You didn't mention the Canary Islands nor any city in Galicia like Coruña o Vigo.
Poor video to be fair.
I have question about Alicante. I feel really confused. I was living there for about 2/3 weeks. Not in hotel but in the flat. Almost everyone speaks Spanish. There was no english speakers and when somebody saw that you are foreign, they feel confused and a surprised. What's more, almost every bigger house or villa were abandoned or sold. Sometimes it looks like a ghost town. I was there in June 2018. Why this creator of this video has got so different opinion about this town? Btw what about Canary Islands or Galicia? Do you believe that it is a better place for a living ?
Spain in all countries of the World , has the verynice beaches for having an excursion and to explore!
*I am blessed the moment God allow me to be born in Spain*
Carlos Amecos same!!
Plz Whatsap me on +27642771343, l would like to know more about Spain plz help me thanks so much
@@desireemhango9786 I can talk here
@@desireemhango9786 Im from Spain and know full english
So luckyy🥺💕
Yes, most of Spain is pretty amazing ... Valencia is my fsvourite (and what about the Canaries ?)
this is my dream country
Welcome 😀
Wow!
Spain have amazing places to go and they have so beautiful lauguage!
Bilbao, clean, nice arquitecture, culture, nice food, amazing public transport, really easy going people.
Lower unemployement rate.
International airport nearby, beach in a 25 minutes by public transport. Green mountains all around.
I'm from Valencia, nice city but unfortunatelly doesn't reach Bilbao's standarts
Marcos Ferrer agree with that, also love Valencia, but the north coast is special.
@Muhanad Alzoubi your choice is good, Valencia is worth visiting , unless you don't stand the humid heat, anyway what I meant on my last coment is that if I had to choose a city to live between Valencia and Bilbao I would go definetively for Bilbao since it stands a higher standard of living, nevertheless Valencia is a good choice if you want to enjoy the mediterranean culture
The atlantic is too cold to swim i like mediterranian sea more
@@erkanberk1909 yes that's true
God Spain is awesome and so is this list. Thank you x
yeah
I live din Madrid when I was in university. I am planing on retiring in Madrid. I fell in love with Spain. I visit Spain at least every 2- 3 years. Salutations from USA,
Ты русский))
Is there no room left in Florida to retire?
Españoles, no habléis inglés con los extranjeros que viven en España, por favor.
Well, good for you. I know Latin and French and was able to decode that. Am I acceptable?
Si, yo como un extranjero si voy vivo en españa, nunca hablo ingles a todos los extranjeros, especialmente a los guirris.
@@pcarro11 no, porque sigues expresándote en inglés
Santiago de Compostela, Toledo, Salamanca, Soria, Ávila, Zaragoza, Islas Canarias, Cádiz, Córdoba, Cuenca and many, many more cities are beautiful in Spain and you forgot them!
Totally agree!
Las 3000 Viviendas in Seville is a beautiful area of Spain, friendly locals at very reasonable prices with a cosmopolitan feel about it.
Tu eres idiota, sal de las calles principales de Londres o París, y las 3000 igual hasta te gustan, tontita
The service staff i Seville is shite
Como muchas ciudades Sevilla tiene sus puntos negros y las 3000 viviendas es el punto negro de Sevilla, lugar que hay que mejorar. Pero a pesar de la tontería que has escrito, Sevilla tiene algo que muchas ciudades no tienen, es el DUENDE, un concepto difícil de explicar pero que se aprecia y se respira cuando paseas por Sevilla en cualquier época del año. Un paseo nocturno por Sevilla en primavera es algo sublime............. Bruselas, Londres, París, Berlín, Budapest......... también tienen sus puntos negros y nadie las cuestiona como ciudades . Es de miserables hacerlo con Sevilla.
@@vialatoreriatoreriatoreria5399 y el nivel de paro también es inexplicable
Claro que Sevilla tiene cosas que no tienen otras ciudades como también otras ciudades tienen otras muchas cosas que no tiene Sevilla, siempre igual, ya aburrís con creeros siempre el ombligo del mundo.
Anyone interested in the weather in these cities should look at the weather charts in Wikipedia. The weather information in the video seems to be a mixture of average highs, average temperatures, daily averages and I don't know what else. Madrid, for example, in January has an average daily high of 9.7º C and an average daily low of 2.7º C. Granada has some nights every winter with temperatures below -5º C and a record low of -13.4º C. 10:26 shows a beach with coconut palms supposedly in Ibiza. There are no coconut palms growing outdoors in Spain except in the Canary Islands.
Yes, in Elche there are coconut palms
@@xalau5270 I'm sorry, you are mistaken. The palms in the famous Palmeral of Elche are date palms (Phoenix dactylifera), which are much hardier than coconut palms. There is an excellent article about the Palmeral of Elche in Wikipedia. As I said, there are no coconut palms growing outdoors in Spain, except in the Canary Islands. There are no coconut palms growing outdoors anywhere in Europe (the Canary Islands are geographically a part of Africa).
@@jhbledsoe potato, potatoe
@@xalau5270 Thank you for your humorous reply. If you don't think there is a difference between a coconut palm and a date palm, then go to the grocery store and compare a date to a coconut. Do you actually believe that these come from the same tree?
@@jhbledsoe I don't care less
Spain, i traveled to spain in 2018, tourism, i am a tourist, I love it, I love it, i love its wonderful people, i love it, i am a country, i am a tourist, i am a tourist, I love it, and I loved its wonderful people.
Ibiza for all year around? You really don't want to do that...
Southern spain can be pretty cold in the winter, especially in the shade
I would not recommend any Spanish city until covid 19 is over
yeah It’s a worldwide virus now...
I want to go to Spain some day and see Barca play 🔴 🔵 🇪🇸 ⚽️ beautiful country and city
I LOVE YOU ESPAN.❤️❤️💪💪🇪🇸🇪🇸👍👍
as a Moroccan i visited spain three times I can't believe this country is really beautiful and thier people are so kind and friendly also the level of entertainment is so high in spain specially for people who like soccer ⚽ there's a lot of enjoyment me gusta españa
South of Tenerife is the best place. We always spend 2-3 winter mounths there. Welcome from Finland!
Valencia!! La millor terreta del mon 😍 viva España y viva Valencia ❤️
Ese es el dicho de Alicante.
lindo🥰 meu sonho conhecer este país maravilhosa" , quem sabe tbm um espanhol gato inteligente respeitosos etc..rsrs
@@joseantoniomoi4212 pues todos para Alicante. Por eso no vamos a discutir. Tos pa ti.
@@josevicentelopeztel2072 Eso.
Learn spanish. We have been studying english for years !!!
Another great video, great job, like from us👍👍👍👍
Wonderful. I love Malaga!!!😘😘
As do I. Costa del Sol is fantastic!
San Sebastián is heaven on earth
Thanks for talk abaut my country ❤️😊
Beautiful cities with beautiful architectures of buildings, lovelies People, delicious foods, pleasant climate and clean , rich cultures . I am Swedish, living in Stockholm, I love Anythings about Spain . I would love to move to Spain. Any ideas ? Please give me some advice, thanks
"Glorious weather practically all year round"? This guy has never been to Mallorca in February.
Si lo comparas con los inviernos del norte de europa es de risa. En palma bajar de los 0 grados es anecdotico. Como mucho algun dia a las 5 de la madruga puedes tener -1° pero a medio dia tendras entorno a 8-12 en febrero. Comparado con paises donde estan entre -20° y 3°, pues es un lujo
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The best video of this nature well done 👍
17 millones de británicos vienen cada año. Oficialmente hay unos 300-400 mil residentes que trabajan como profesores de inglés, autónomos, etc; y una inmensidad de jubilados.
Así pues, este video cubre muy bien las expectativas de los que
Buscan " a place under the sun".
Le doy un 7 sobre 10.
Thanks for your great effort in making videos if it is possible I wanna ask you build a video for France like what you had done for other countries keep going 🌹🌹🙏🙏
The last thing i want in spain are expat communities and british produce lmao
Yannik Last i know right u may as well stay ur ass in the uk
One day, I intend to live in Spain🙏
I like to go also spain orginally i am from nepal
Hello
Let make it happen murfinun@gmail.com
You forgot practically all the north cities, like Santander, Santiago de Compostela, Gijón... Spain isn't only the touristic south cities
let them go to south
Wow I agree I look at Spanish properties to move and Alicante and Palma de Mallorca are my favs
Great vid..thank you very much for posting
Me alegro de que hay gente que viene a nuestro país uwu
The first university of Spain is in Philippines and the architecture is so beautiful. So that's why the architecture is beautiful because it is the Spain's university
La Universidad de Santo Tomás, en Filipinas, se fundó en 1.611. Es la universidad más antigua de Asia, pero no de España. La universidad más antigua de España es la de Salamanca, fundada en el año 1.218.
Just wanted to say that this video only shows some aspects of each city, and it doesn't mention, for example, unemployment (if you want to live there you will probably want to work), cost of living, political situation at the moment, as well as the per capita, other economical factors, if it's a safe city, and all of that. I think this video only shows the most visited cities in Spain.
Not quite sure if the people who made the video have actually be in Spain.
I am from Spain and:
1. Winter in Madrid is pretty cold with temperature going below 0 often. Scratching ice from the car windows is very normal. Not every day in summer is above 40 though, only when a heat wave hits.
2. Madrid is pretty expensive being rents higher than in cities like Munich. So is Barcelona and probably San Sebastian too.
3 The north of Spain is not sunny, it is chilly, rainy and cloudy, beautiful though.
Nice video.You are probably the first English speaking person I saw that knows how to pronounce the "c".
Great video ,many thanks I agree Spain very beautiful and very romantic country.
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Nice video, but I’d say you missed Bilbao, what can I say? I’m from Bilbao after all.! But guys, just forgive this man because there are plenty of nice cities to live in Spain so he would have needed a much longer video. Viva España!
Well said ! Bilbao is A magical city and I’ve travelled a lot around Spain ! I think the winter time is the only downside .
yeah In the winter lots of rain and occasionally snow . Beautiful place but like most of northern Spain not great in winter
Bilbao is magnificent..one of my favourite cities in the world. Fantastic food, open hearted people and possibly the best Soul Weekender in Europe x
man, as an American this humbles me. i sometimes stumble on these videos of other countries and realize how great it i have it in America. i would love visiting some of these places, but living? WOW! i dont know how you people do it
well there are a lot of people who will never want to live in the USA as well, especially knowing that you will have to worry about all those shootings
And not a single mention to tbe Canary Islands, the region with actual godlike weather all year round and a top choice among migrants from all over Europe. (Or expats, as some people call them)
I made my home here as soon as I was able.
When I walk into a bar, I say hello and everyone greets me.
It´s the same in the dentist´s waiting room, all are included.
I like that.
New arrivals in England should remember when they board a train or tube, to shake hands with everyone in the carriage,
Please make more video's of European countries
Fantastic , thank you.
The best places to live in Spain are
1. Burgos
2. Soria
3. Logroño
4. Teruel
5. Toledo
6. Arrecife de Lanzarote
7. Avilés
8. Telde
9. Orense
10. Cuenca
Very good!✌🏻
¡muy bien!🤗
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I LOVE MADRID!!🥰💃🇪🇸 I also have a video about Madrid in October). I really liked your style of shooting video!😉🖐
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@@instalovesheikhhamdanfaz3_588 👋😉
Nice to meet you here, it's my pleasure
The first picture of Valencia, isn't Valencia, it is a city called Xativa, in the Valencian Community, 60 km from Valencia. Beautiful city as well, with an incredible castle and the modern bullring.
No poner las Islas Canarias es de IGNORANTE con mayusculas
JAjaja, sí... pero no pasa nada porque ya no son las "islas afortunadas" ya que, por lo visto en Madrid la temperatura no pasa de los 40º :P y en INVIERNO no baja de los 12º :P
Y granada en mayúsculas y negritas
I've visited 6 of these cities and found Granada the best. Small and amazing. San Sebastian is beautiful too but the people are not welcoming at all and had few incidents which made us leave it on the same day to France.
Wonderful Spain
I love Spain❤
Would love to visit someday
Yes, West 23rd St in Manhattan is a great Seville shoppers paradise!! Paging an editor.
Very beautiful, thanks for sharing.
What about zaragoza
No te cambio Tenerife por ninguna, una isla que lo tiene todo y con un clima espectacular 😉👏👏🏴🏴
La calidad de vida, seguridad y paisajes de ciudades como Gijón, Santander, Oviedo, Lugo, Santiago de compostela, La coruña.... son muy superiores comparadas con Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla o Valencia. De hecho por ejemplo algunas de las ciudades mencionadas salen siempre en cabeza de las mejores ciudades para vivir dentro de España. La costa norte en general y ciudades que están limítrofes com Burgos, Palencia o Leon, me parecen joyas siempre olvidadas.
Hace mucho frio alli y llueve y los Giris quieren sol!
Hello the #1 city in Spain is Olivenza Bajados Estrema Dura Spain in the Iberian peninsula. Saludos
6:47 I don’t think New York is Spain my friend
McKlin also Granada doesnt has any coast.
@@Atreide212 motril
@@Atreide212 supongo que te refieres a la ciudad en si
And 6:55 is Wawel Castle in Krakow, Poland ;)
Girona, 30 minutes from great beaches in the summer and 2 hours from great skiing in the winter ... also great food! (but that is true all over Spain)
The most beatiful country .!!!
Spain lifts anybody's spirits
I have been to Madrid, Granada, Barcelona, Malaga and Seville but would loved to see Valencia, Palma and Alicante