There’s a unique magic to seeing Spain for the first time, especially from the sky. As your plane descends towards Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD), the landscape feels almost surreal. Perfectly measured, sun-bleached rectangles of land stretch out like a giant patchwork quilt—dry, geometric, and golden. It's a view that's unmistakably Spanish and a stunning prelude to the city below. At first glance, Spain feels worlds apart from the lush green coastlines of Montenegro or Italy.
lanning a trip to the capital of Spain and not sure when is the best time to go? Madrid is a city with a dry continental climate: hot summers and cool winters. The season you choose dramatically impacts your travel experience. In this article, I'll break down what to expect from the weather in Madrid for each season and help you find the best time to visit Madrid based on your goals—whether it's sightseeing, gastronomy, or cultural life. Madrid is a city that never sleeps, but its rhythm changes significantly with the temperature outside. To ensure your holiday in Madrid is perfect, it's crucial to choose the right season.
Nestled around the iconic islet of Sveti Stefan, a constellation of beaches unfolds, each offering a unique slice of Montenegro's coastal paradise. These beaches, varied in size and character, are a mosaic of sandy stretches and pebble-laden shores, harmoniously blending to create a picturesque seascape.
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