The streets and squares of Spain are lively with people day and night. Whether it’s in La Rambla, or the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona or the Calle de las Huertas in Madrid, Spanish culture is best enjoyed at street level.
The Spanish word paseo translates to a leisurely walk or stroll through city streets. It is also the traditional way to experience life in Spain. Paseos are usually taken in the evenings or around meal times as people head out into the plazas and squares and enjoy drinks, tapas or their late evening meal.
Here are some incredible Spanish streets you just have to walk down for an authentic taste of this local custom.
The Spanish word paseo translates to a leisurely walk or stroll through city streets. It is also the traditional way to experience life in Spain. Paseos are usually taken in the evenings or around meal times as people head out into the plazas and squares and enjoy drinks, tapas or their late evening meal.
Here are some incredible Spanish streets you just have to walk down for an authentic taste of this local custom.