One of the most important components of a quality trip is the opportunity to relax comfortably after an adventure and a day full of emotions. And the places to stop are a big part of the overall impression about the country and the people. One of the great things about the hotel industry in Spain is the 'paradores'. These are completely unusual hotels, which were restored from ancient monasteries, royal castles and medieval palaces, formerly served as residences for the nobility and the Spanish kings. Most of them have the official status of 'Monumental Heritage of Humanity' and are generally found in places that have a great history, artistic or cultural value. All these special hotels are united in the network of National Tourism Paradores (Paradores Nacionales de Turismo) and belong to the state. The idea of creating a network of hotels of this style arose with the aim of preserving the cultural heritage, as well as to attract tourists and familiarize them better with the country and its history. It emerged not so long ago - King Alfons XIII de Borbón, who in 1928 chose a place for the first parador, is considered its founder.

If you have already imagined yourself with a kremlin dress and a polite marquis by your side, I'd point out that the category of these hostels is usually high level hotels with a developed infrastructure, excellent service and exquisite cuisine including services of a luxurious spa and pool.
As part of the tour, you will have the opportunity to spend a night in this unforgettable antique place. The remaining stops suggest no less comfortable accommodation in hotels than 4 stars.