The towns in Spain that flourish and that you have to visit in spring 2026

This urban park is an oasis in Madrid, where nearly 1,500 almond trees bloom in February, offering a spectacle that heralds the arrival of spring. It's one of the most popular spots for Madrid residents to enjoy this bloom.

The Sierra de Gredos is painted a vibrant, intense yellow with the blooming of the broom bushes in May and June. The Broom in Bloom Festival is celebrated, offering a unique natural and cultural spectacle for 2026.

Known for the iconic bloom of over half a million cherry trees, which turn the valley white. It's one of Spain's most important and celebrated flowering festivals, recommended for 2026.

This valley is the epicenter of cherry blossom in Spain, offering a natural spectacle of over 1.5 million trees covered in white flowers. Its "Cherry Blossom Festival" is a National Tourist Interest event that attracts thousands of visitors every spring.

This corner of Zamora is covered in a vibrant blanket of poppies in spring, offering a colorful and photogenic landscape. It's a recommended destination for 2026.

In April, the plum blossoms offer a spectacular display of beauty in the Iregua Valley. It's an excellent option to enjoy fruit tree blossoms in La Rioja in 2026.

This Andalusian mountain range offers beautiful landscapes of cherry blossoms in spring. It's a lesser-known destination than the Jerte Valley, but equally beautiful, and recommended for 2026.

Known as the "Valley of Sensations," this less crowded destination is covered in a white blanket of cherry blossoms later in April, thanks to an ideal microclimate that protects them. It offers routes for discovering its heritage.

Aitona has become a benchmark for peach blossom, painting its fields a vibrant pink that attracts visitors in search of unique landscapes. It's a natural spectacle that gains popularity every year and offers an unforgettable experience.

Tejeda is one of the first places in Spain where almond trees bloom, marking the beginning of spring in an area declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Its "Almond Blossom Festival" is a deeply rooted tradition featuring dances and local cuisine.

Mula is known for its early almond blossom, which begins in late January and extends until March, offering a diverse floral spectacle alongside the peach trees of Cieza and the orange blossoms of the Ricote Valley. The "Almond Blossom Festival" in Mula celebrates this phenomenon with guided tours and workshops.

This charming town on the Costa Blanca is blanketed in pink clouds thanks to the blossoming of hundreds of almond trees, reaching its peak in February. Its warm temperatures and mild winters foster an early and beautiful floral display.

The Valle del Pop is a vast Mediterranean landscape that turns white and pink with the blossoming of its almond trees in February and March. Towns like Alcalalí celebrate this event with hiking trails and craft fairs.

Known as the "lavender paradise," Brihuega is ideal to visit in spring before the crowds of the July festival, when the fields begin to awaken with colors and aromas. It offers tranquility and inspiring beauty.

This Catalan region transforms into a sea of color in February and March with the blossoming of almond, peach, and cherry trees, offering a unique combination of fruit-growing landscapes and the Ebro River. It's the first major area in Catalonia with stone fruit crops in bloom.

Santiago del Teide offers a unique "hanami" (cherry blossom viewing) in a singular volcanic setting, with almond trees blooming from the end of January. The lava paths and the imposing volcano in the background add an exotic touch to this floral spectacle.

The pastures surrounding Garrovillas de Alconétar are adorned with almond blossoms in February, celebrating the annual "Almond Blossom Festival." This festival commemorates the beauty of the blossoms with excursions, tastings, and music.

The Loarre plain, known for its imposing castle, is covered in the white and pink hues of almond and cherry blossoms during spring. This destination combines a rich historical heritage with a breathtaking natural spectacle.

Villalpardo is a privileged place to see one of the first almond blossoms, painting the landscape white and pink in late winter and early spring. It offers a 17-kilometer hiking route through these groves.

Campo de Cagitán offers a stunning landscape of almond trees in bloom in February, comparable to the spectacle of the cherry blossoms in the Jerte Valley, but with the unique beauty of the almond trees. It is a top destination in the Murcia region for almond blossom viewing.

The Ricote Valley is one of the "new jewels" of Spain's flowering calendar, renowned for its orange blossoms in spring. It was promoted at FITUR 2026 as part of the 'Tour España de Flor en Flor' (Spain from Flower to Flower Tour), highlighting its growing importance.

The city of Girona is completely transformed in spring with the Temps de Flors Festival, filling its streets, courtyards, and monuments with flowers and colors. It's a festival that adorns the city and celebrates the arrival of the season.

This village is famous for its vast peach orchards that bloom, creating a spectacular "sea of pink." It's a key destination in the "Spain in Bloom" project for 2026.

Although famous for lavender in summer, spring offers the opportunity to enjoy fields of lavender and rosemary in early bloom. It's a peaceful and beautiful destination, included in the 2026 "Spain Flower Tour."

This Andalusian village is known for its flower-filled patios, where residents lovingly tend to veritable oases of blooms. Discover the most colorful and authentic side of its floral traditions in 2026.

Similar to Aitona, Cieza offers a breathtaking display of peach blossoms, painting the landscape in shades of pink. It is a featured destination in the "Spain in Bloom" 2026 project.

The orange blossom fills this valley with a sweet aroma and a landscape of white flowers. It is a new partner in the "Spain in Bloom" 2026 Product Club.

This town in Murcia is one of the destinations included in the "Spain in Bloom" tourism product. It is one of the participants in the "Spain from Flower to Flower Tour" 2026, highlighting its spring blooms.

Moratalla offers beautiful purple landscapes of lavender and other wildflowers in spring. It is included in the 2026 "Spain Flower Tour," making it an attractive destination for nature lovers.

Oria is one of the 17 flowering destinations in the country and actively participates in the 2026 "Spain Flower Tour." It offers diverse blooms that beautify its surroundings in spring.

This Galician municipality is part of Spain's flowering destinations and is being promoted in the 2026 "Spain Flower Tour." It offers the beauty of nature in spring.

In spring, the flowering blackthorn bushes cover the fields of Mendavia with a white blanket, creating a unique and beautiful landscape. It's a recommended destination to enjoy this blossom in 2026.

Several Asturian towns, such as Colunga, Bimenes, and Villaviciosa, offer the spectacular apple blossom in May. It's a unique opportunity to explore the "Natural Paradise" and its cider culture in 2026.

The province of Toledo is known for its extensive poppy fields in spring. It offers an option to enjoy these vibrant floral landscapes in central Spain in 2026.

In spring, the sunflower fields around Carmona begin to offer a breathtaking landscape. It's an opportunity to enjoy the iconic Andalusian sunflower fields in 2026.

The Rías Baixas are home to the Camellia Route, where imposing manor houses and gardens are filled with these exquisite flowers in spring. It offers a unique botanical and cultural tour for 2026.