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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
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Parador de Baiona

A Neo-Gothic palace with incredible views of the Rías Baixas

Parador de Benavente

A historical enclave that overlooks the Vía de la Plata

Parador de Benicarló

An oasis with a Mediterranean character

Parador de Bielsa

Shelter in the midst of the Wild Pyrenees

Parador de Cáceres

In the heart of History

Parador de Cádiz

Innovation and design in Western Europe’s oldest city

Parador de Calahorra

Elegance and splendour on the banks of the Ebro

Parador de Cambados

Tranquillity and relaxation in the Capital of Albariño wines

Parador de Cangas de Onís

The Gateway to the Picos de Europa

Parador de Cardona

At the heart of Middle Age

Parador de Carmona

Andalusian splendour

Parador Casa da Ínsua

The first Parador outside Spain
  • At the top of a gorge that stands in the plains of the river Águeda, the Parador de Ciudad Rodrigo occupies an emblematic castle rebuilt in 1372 by Henry II...

  • The Parador de Cardona stands on a promontory in a 9th c. castle. It is one of the most impressive medieval complexes in Catalonia. Its privileged location offers visitors an...

  • The Parador de Santo Domino de la Calzada has been adapted from the old Pilgrims’ Hospital opposite the cathedral. The original building was erected by Santo Domingo in the...

  • The Parador de Corias can be found in the monastery of San Juan Bautista, also known as the “The Escorial de Asturias” because of its impressive architecture. Situated in a...

  • The Parador de Ronda stands in a privileged location next to the emblematic Puente Nuevo and in the old Casa Consistorial. An exceptional balcony that looks out over the unique...