西班牙景点推荐西班牙有哪些网红景点地推荐

西班牙景点推荐西班牙有哪些网红景点地推荐

西班牙有着非常多的著名景点，这些景点都是非常有特色的，但是要想和大家与众不同的话，想要吸引别人的人话，那就应该去西班牙的这些网红景点。下面是西班牙网红景点打卡地。

红墙(Lamurallaroja)

位于西班牙Calpe小镇的红墙，是现实中的乌托邦，让每个喜欢《纪念碑谷》的朋友都能在现实中亲自走进奇幻的几何世界。

通关阶梯像不像纪念碑谷里IDA的同款?

风车小镇孔苏埃格拉(Consuegra)

孔苏埃格拉(Consuegra)是托雷多省(Toledo)的一个小城镇，这里的风车山据说是《唐吉诃德》的著名取景地，每个风车都有它自己的名字。蔚蓝的天空、古堡、田野构成一幅天然的油画。

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无论怎么取景，都可以拍出震撼人心的古典艺术感!

瓦伦西亚艺术科学城(CiudaddeArteyCiencia)

如果你想拍另类的城市风光，却不愿意被熙攘人群淹没，那么瓦伦西亚的艺术科学城可能是个好去处，这个建筑群灵感源自自然，如鲸鱼骨架、睡莲等，可以说是自带艺术天赋，酷感十足!

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如果拍照无聊了，这里的歌剧院、水族馆、科技馆、科学博物馆和艺术院廊都值得好好逛逛哦!

巴塞罗那_望台(BunkersdeCarmel)

在巴塞，值得拍的可不只是圣家堂。奎尔公园，这个高迪的作品中，有一处成为了Ins上新的打卡热点，那就是_望台。

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奎尔公园地理位置较高，在_望台上，可以轻松俯瞰大半个巴塞城市，领略星罗棋布的巴塞街道之美。拍背影更是容易出大片感哦。

ABC博物馆(ABCMuseo)

喜欢建筑和艺术的朋友，一定不能错过深藏在马德里的这座博物馆!

观光路线请参考：

这里有6层3800多平米的展区，你不但能看到20世纪的绘画与图片资料，更能在建筑前顺手拍到适合当头像的精彩硬照!

薰衣草田野(Campodelavanda)

这片紫色天堂可不在普罗旺斯，而是在距离马德里97公里的Brihuega。这里每年7月会举办薰衣草节，渐渐吸引了许多游客和网红博主慕名前来。

连小镇上的街道氛围都是薰衣草味道的!实属蜜月必备Mark了!

水晶宫(PalaciodeCristal)

伦敦的水晶宫令很多人向往，西班牙马德里的丽池公园也有这么晶莹剔透的一座水晶宫!这里仿佛是所有公主的梦想，喷水池前甚至会有天鹅悠然游过!

处处梦幻色彩，四季景色也各不相同，大饱眼福的同时，随手一拍都像是走秀照!

丰卡连特盐滩(SalinesdeFuencaliente)

加那利群岛像是一个宝藏海岛!除了数不清的美景外，就连一个盐滩也像是上帝的偏爱之地。

Canarias观光路线请参考：

当走在盐滩漫步时，感觉就像走在一个巨大的巧克力棋盘上，每个角度的阳光都是惊喜!

萨拉曼卡李斯之家(CasaLis)

如果你疯狂迷恋圣家堂的琉璃窗，那么萨拉曼卡的李斯之家可千万别错过。缤纷彩色玻璃幕墙最适合穿着波西米亚风格的小裙子拍照!

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在这里你可以看到神话主题，青铜器，精美饰品，还有各种瓷娃娃等，小心别被栩栩如生的娃娃们吓到哦。

奥尔塔迷宫花园(ParcdelLaberintd'Horta)

这座花园位于巴塞罗那北郊，是不少电影的取景点。花园入口处有古希腊神话人物的雕像，如果从高处俯瞰，你会发现它其实是一个巨大的迷宫!

用英文介绍下马德里(Madrid)

Madrid is the capital and the largest city in Spain, as well as in the province and the autonomous community of the same name. It is located on the river Manzanares in the center of the country, in the historic region of New Castile.

Due to its geographical location, wealth and history, Madrid is considered the main financial center of the Iberian Peninsula, along with Lisbon, and the political center of Spain.

马德里除了是西班牙首都和最大的城市以外，还是马德里省和马德里自治区的首府。他位于西班牙中部，在历史上著名的新卡斯提尔附近。

因为马德里其特殊的地理位置，经济力量以及历史地位，他被认为是伊比利亚半岛的金融中心，并连同里斯本被认为是西班牙的政治中心。

希望能帮上忙~~~

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以上内容是维基百科全书的介绍，中文部份由本人翻译，但由于文字量太大，我仅作前两段主要内容的翻译。下面的是英语全文内容：

Madrid is the capital and the largest city in Spain, as well as in the province and the autonomous community of the same name. It is located on the river Manzanares in the center of the country, in the historic region of New Castile. Due to its geographical location, wealth and history, Madrid is considered the main financial center of the Iberian Peninsula, along with Lisbon, and the political center of Spain.[1]

As the former capital of the old Spanish Empire, Madrid has been bestowed with a degree of cultural predominance. The general aspect of Madrid is modern, with boulevards and fashionable shopping areas, but the old quarters have picturesque streets. Its landmarks include the huge Royal Palace of Madrid; a restored 1850 opera house; the Buen Retiro park, opened in 1631; the imposing 19th-century building containing the Spanish national library (founded 1712), the national archives, and an archaeological museum; and three superb art museums: Prado Museum, which houses one of the finest art collections in the world; the Queen Sofía Museum of modern art; and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, housed in the renovated Villahermosa Palace.[2]

The population of the city was 3.500 million (December 2005), while the estimated urban area population is 5.500 million. The entire population of the Madrid metropolitan area (urban area and suburbs) is calculated to be 5.843 million. The city spans a total of 607 km² (234 square miles). [3]

Following the restoration of democracy in 1975 and the integration to the European Union, Madrid has experienced an increasing role in European finances, making an important European metropolis. The residents of Madrid are called Madrileños, and the current mayor is Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, of the centre-right Partido Popular.

Madrid

MADRID [Madrid] , city (1990 pop. 3,120,732), capital of Spain and of Madrid prov., central Spain, and the focus of its own autonomous region, on the Manzanares River. The newest of the great Spanish cities, it lacks the traditions of the ancient Castilian and Andalusian towns. Lying on a vast open plateau, it is subject to extremes of temperature; the daily variation is sometimes 40°F (22°C). Madrid is almost in the exact geographic center of Spain and is the nation's chief transportation and administrative center. Its commercial and industrial life developed very rapidly after the 1890s and is rivaled in Spain only by that of Barcelona. Besides its many manufacturing industries, Madrid is foremost as a banking, education, printing, publishing, tourism, and motion-picture center. Many corporate headquarters are located there. An archiepiscopal see, Madrid also has a university, transferred from Alcalá de Henares in 1836.

The general aspect of Madrid is modern, with boulevards and fashionable shopping areas, but the old quarters have picturesque streets. Its landmarks include the huge royal palace; a restored 1850 opera house; the Buen Retiro park, opened in 1631; the imposing 19th-century building containing the national library (founded 1712), the national archives, and an archaeological museum; and three superb art museums—the Prado , which houses one of the finest art collections in the world; the Queen Sofía Museum of modern art; and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, housed in the renovated Villahermosa Palace. Also noteworthy is the modern Ciudad Universitaria [university city].

Madrid was first mentioned in the 10th cent. as a Moorish fortress. Alfonso VI of Castile drove out the Moors in 1083. The Cortes of Castile met in Madrid several times, and Ferdinand and Isabella as well as Emperor Charles V often resided there, but Madrid became the capital of Spain only in 1561, in the reign of Philip II. The city developed slowly at first, but it expanded rapidly in the 18th cent. under the Bourbon kings (especially Charles III). From that period date the royal palace and the Prado. At the beginning of the Peninsular War a popular uprising against the French took place at Madrid on May 2, 1808, and a fierce battle was fought in the Puerta del Sol, the city's central square. In reprisal, hundreds of citizens were shot at night along the Prado promenade. The events of that day were immortalized by two of Goya's most celebrated paintings, both in the Prado gallery. Madrid again played a heroic role in the Spanish civil war (1936-39), when, under the command of Gen. José Miaja, it resisted 29 months of siege by the Nationalists, suffering several bombardments and air attacks and surrendering, thus ending the war, only late in Mar., 1939.

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