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A Parador for each person

One person for each Parador

90 years at the service of Spanish tourism

Paradores celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2019. Its origins date back to 1910, when the Spanish Government presided over by José Canalejas decided to commission the Marquis Benigno de la Vega-Inclán with the project of creating a hotel structure, non-existent in Spain at that time, whose establishments would provide accommodation for tourists and travellers, while at the same time improving Spain's international image. The following year, a Royal Commission for Tourism was created, headed by the aforementioned Marquis de la Vega-Inclán.

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Type of Parador
Rating

Parador de Ronda

The best viewpoint over the Tajo de Ronda

Parador de Salamanca

The ancient city with a university spirit

Parador de Santillana del Mar

Not holy, not flat and no sea

Parador de Santillana Gil Blas

In the heart of the most famous town in Cantabria

Parador de Santo Domingo Bernardo de Fresneda

A luxurious 16th century pilgrims’ hostel

Parador de Santo Estevo

A Parador in the heart of Ribeira Sacra

Parador de Segovia

History and avant-garde in a dream accommodation

Parador de Soria

A Parador on the banks of the River DUERO

Parador de Sos del Rey Católico

For nature lovers and hikers
  • The Parador de Cervera de Pisuerga is located in the Fuentes Carrionas Reserve, north of the province of Palencia. This is a natural spot of unique splendour and the...

  • Santillana del Mar is known as “The town of three lies” because it is not holy, not flat and has no sea. Even so, it’s one of the most...

  • In the centre of the island of Gran Canaria, lies the Parador de Cruz de Tejeda. Situated at an altitude of 1500 metres, its location at one of the highest...

  • Santillana del Mar is known as “The town of three lies” because it is not holy, not flat and has no sea. Even so, it’s one of the most...

  • The Parador de Pontevedra is located in the historic centre of the magnificent city of Pontevedra, in a 16th century Renaissance palace that was once the residence of the Counts...