Discover the ten towns in Spain with the most searches on the Internet

What are the towns in Spain that receive the most searches on the Internet? Holidu , the search engine for apartments and vacation rentals, has carried out a study in which it determines which Spanish towns with less than 20,000 inhabitants were the most searched online. To do so, 7,837 Spanish municipalities have been evaluated .

Tourism in Spain is in one of its worst moments after the damage caused by the pandemic. Despite this, rural tourism is proposed as an alternative to avoid exposure to covid-19 in the most traveled places. In this ranking we find enclaves for all tastes, although with a great role in the north of the country.

10. Tarifa (Andalusia) | 3,280 Searches/month

In position number 10 is the magnificent town of Tarifa . Municipality that, with its privileged position, allows its visitors to enjoy countless attractions. There is the opportunity to enter its historic, walled enclosure, watch whales and dolphins in the Strait of Gibraltar or enjoy the magnificent beaches of the Costa de la Luz , whether practicing some water sports or simply sunbathing.

9. Albarracín (Aragon) | 3,290 Searches/month

It is a small town in Teruel inhabited by just over 3,200 people , who live in a unique place full of history, with narrow and steep streets, reddish-colored houses hanging over the Guadalaviar River and corners that transport you to times of yore. Its attractions are many. For example, its wall, the Alcázar or the Cathedral of San Salvador . All this led it to be recognized as a National Monument since June 1961 .

8. Frigiliana (Andalusia) | 3,810 Searches/month

At the foot of the Sierra de Almijara, surrounded by green hills and with the dazzling Mediterranean on the horizon, we discovered Frigiliana .

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The typical Andalusian town that anyone could have in mind, with narrow streets, whitewashed houses decorated with pretty colorful flowers and locals chatting in the shade that best shelters them. Its greatest attractions are the Mudéjar neighborhood , the Plaza de las Tres Culturas , the Palacio de los Condes or the views of the area from one of its viewpoints.

7. Ribadeo (Galicia) | 3,860 Searches/month

Between the border limits of Galicia and Asturias , nestled in the Ribadeo Telegram Number Data estuary, we discovered a spectacular little town that bears the same name. A town of great tourist interest that offers the possibility of choosing from a multitude of activities. But if Ribadeo is famous for something, it is for As Catedrais Beach , an incredible masterpiece of nature located on the Ribadeo coast.



6. Santillana del Mar (Cantabria)

The sixth position in the ranking belongs to Santillana del Mar. A municipality that offers a historical legacy and an unparalleled natural setting, this being one of the most beautiful and culturally rich medieval towns in Cantabria, which will captivate all those who visit it. But if we go just two kilometers from the urban center, we find what makes this town unique: the Altamira cave . Discovered in 1875 and declared a World Heritage Site , it preserves cave paintings from 36,000 years ago, where our ancestors captured incredible scenes of their daily lives.

Only 82 square kilometers are enough to seduce tourists with its natural and scenic wealth. There are emblematic places, such as the Formentera viewpoint or the center of San Francesc Xavier . You can also visit one of the markets that take place around the island or enjoy what has been awarded as the best beach in Europe and the fifth in the world, Ses Illetes beach .

On the Azahar coast we find a small peninsula that, rising up to 65 meters above the sea, safeguards the historic Papa Luna Castle . A construction from the 12th century that on this rock has become one of the most representative enclaves in all of Spanish geography.

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This town has captivated people from all over the world. So much so that, in its streets, numerous scenes from the legendary series Game of Thrones have been filmed .

Ribadesella is known worldwide for the famous international canoe descent of the Sella River , which brings together hundreds of people every August. This municipality, in the heart of Asturias, has become one of the most visited towns on the northern coast of Spain. A charming town located along the mouth of the Sella River and on the shores of the Cantabrian Sea that has attractions for all tastes.