u/Gerald_of_River

Hello!

I'm planning to travel to Spain next year (for the first time) and I'm looking at hitting a few spots for longer stays.

I enjoy staying in one place for a decent amount of time and enjoying local life + visiting museums/historically significant places and eating local food. I can get into bustling city life but I also love smaller towns with nice scenery.

Granada & San Sebastián are my only non-negotiable spots! Madrid sounds amazing and since I'm coming from Southern France, Barcelona makes sense. Are there any towns/cities you would recommend over what I have here?

For reference I'll be travelling to Italy afterwards.

Thanks :)

Bonjour!

I've never been to France. I enjoy staying in one place for a decent amount of time and enjoying local life + visiting museums/historically significant places and eating local food. I'm fortunate enough to work while I travel, hence the longer stays.

If you could pick three places in France to travel in this manner, where would you land? Based on a little bit of research these three places seem the most appealing.

For reference I'll be travelling to Spain afterwards, but the starting point has to be Paris.

Thanks in advance!

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