Types of Paradores of Spain

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Paradores de Turismo de España is a chain of high-quality hotels located in historic buildings such as castles, palaces, monasteries, and fortresses. Today, there are more than 90 Paradores throughout Spain, and each one is unique because of the variety of buildings in which they are located.

The types of Paradores of Spain can be classified according to their location and theme:

1. Historic Paradores: these are the most traditional and are located in buildings with an important history, such as castles, palaces, and monasteries.
2. Nature Paradores: located in natural settings such as mountains, forests, coastlines, and nature parks.
3. City Paradores: located in the historic centers of Spain's main cities, such as Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, and others.
4. Monumental Paradores: housed in historic buildings with significant architectural value, such as churches, convents, and stately homes.
5. Beach Paradores: located along the Spanish coast, these Paradores offer their guests a unique beach experience.
6. Convent Paradores: former convents or monasteries converted into hotels, these Paradores are ideal for those seeking a spiritual and peaceful experience.
7. Gastronomic Paradores: they offer a wide variety of typical Spanish dishes based on local and seasonal products.
8. Golf Paradores: located on high-quality golf courses, these Paradores are ideal for golf enthusiasts.

Each Parador has its own personality and style, offering its guests a unique and different experience.