4 Romantic Destinations To Sweep Your Partner Off Their Feet With Vueling

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Lovers of Barcelona will be familiar with the names Gaudi, Picasso and Dalí, but there’s one name that should also be etched into your memory banks – Vueling! The Spanish airline prides itself on offering its passengers an unforgettable experience from the moment they step on board their aircraft to the minute they touch down at their destination. To take advantage of all that Vueling has to offer, book one of these romantic getaways with your loved one using any of our convenient booking tools.

1) Florence

Vueling is one of the best airlines in Europe. It has a high-quality service and can be your gateway to get to some of the most romantic destinations in the world, like Florence. The city is home to lots of museums, churches, and other cultural attractions that will make it an unforgettable experience for you and your loved one. Plus, there are also plenty of cafes and restaurants for when you want to take a break from sightseeing.

What makes this city so perfect? Well, the welcoming atmosphere firstly with all its colorful houses lined up on narrow streets or on hillsides… You’ll find incredible wines at every turn (and no, we’re not exaggerating!) And delicious fresh seafood dishes in all restaurants. And while we’re talking about food… If you feel like having something sweet after dinner then we have a surprise waiting for you!

2) Bordeaux

Bordeaux is a beautiful city in the southwest of France. Located on the banks of the Garonne River, it is one of the most popular destinations in France. The wine region has around 50 appellations and the grapes grown there are used to make some of the world’s best wines. There are many vineyards to explore during your stay, and you can sample some delicious wines while you’re at it! It’s also worth taking a trip to nearby wine villages like Saint-Émilion, which offers spectacular views along with its award-winning wine.

If history is more your thing, then you’ll love Bordeaux’s historic quarter called Vieux Bordeaux. You’ll find cobbled streets and medieval architecture that date back as far as the 11th century. The Quartier de la Bastide, for example, is a must-see for any lover of history as it was built in 1740 by Henri IV. You can even find out about this city’s past via interactive storytelling at Les Voix du Patrimoine. And if foodie culture is what interests you, head to Place Richelieu where you’ll find delightful restaurants waiting for you to indulge in their cuisine!

3) Porto

Situated in the Andalusian region of Spain, Granada is a city steeped in history and culture. The capital of the province with the same name, it was once the last Muslim stronghold to fall to Catholic Spaniards during the Reconquista. It has been noted as one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe and offers visitors a glimpse into its past – from Moorish baths to Jewish synagogues and churches built by Spanish Christians.

The Alhambra Palace is one of Granada’s most famous attractions – originally built by Muslims for living, not for fighting – it now houses some of Spain’s most important treasures on its gorgeous alabaster walls. Once you’ve seen enough, head to the Plaza Nueva where shops, cafes and bars line cobbled streets that are animated with life until late.

4) Granada

Granada is one of the most romantic destinations in Spain. This Andalusian city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984 because of its diverse architecture, which includes Moorish and Baroque influences. Take your partner on a romantic stroll through the city’s narrow cobblestone streets as you admire its white-washed buildings, ornate balconies and stone bridges. You can also enjoy some tapas with your partner at one of Granada’s many sidewalk cafés or sample delicious local wines at one of the many vineyards that surround the city.

Don’t miss seeing the Royal Chapel (Capilla Real) where King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella are buried alongside their daughter Juana la Loca, a Spanish queen who was famously mentally ill for much of her life. The palace of Charles III is another sight not to be missed during your stay in Granada. Dating back to 1763, this stunning palace features an impressive façade made out of red brickwork, two inner courtyards surrounded by gardens, and a theater.

5) Barcelona

A wonderful city with an amazing atmosphere and sense of community, Barcelona is the perfect destination for a romantic getaway. There are plenty of things to do here, such as explore the Catalan culture, go on a wine tour, or take in one of the breathtaking views from Montjuïc Hill. If you’re looking for something more low-key, there’s plenty of beautiful beaches along the Mediterranean Sea. The resort town of Sitges has miles of sandy shoreline where you can swim, surf, sunbathe, or just relax.

Take your partner out for tapas and drinks at Cafe Central before heading to the Casino de Sitges casino after dark. You’ll find some of the best nightlife anywhere around in this part of Spain. There’s also plenty to see during the day too, like any number of fascinating museums showcasing ancient artworks, or making waves at one of two water parks on offer!