Here is the inspiration for the destination, based on the most popular places to buy properties in Spain:

Alicante. Both the region and the city are very popular thanks to the beaches, palm-fringed boulevards, traditional Spanish influences and warm climate.

Costa del Sol. It is easy to see why so many foreigners choose the Costa del Sol, both for vacation and relocation. The South Coast enjoys more hours of sunshine, along with beautiful beaches, springs and Andalusian scenery.

Valencia. The Valencia region is very attractive for tourists, and the city itself is excellent for buying a house. In the cooler northern region, you will find modern architecture, a rich cultural scene and probably among the best paellas in the country.

Benidorm. This city famous for parties is frequented by tourists and retirees for decades. It is known for its beaches, well-developed transportation, and a wide variety of shops, bars and restaurants. There are also quieter places in Benidorm, if you know where to look.

Murcia. This fishing village on the Costa Blanca is becoming increasingly popular especially with British expats, but it is very multicultural. Close to the main airports and with a beautiful coastline, Torrevieja can be an option to buy a house.

Torrevieja. Torrevieja. This fishing village on the Costa Blanca is becoming increasingly popular especially for the British, but it is very multicultural. Close to the main airports and with a beautiful coastline, Torrevieja can be an option to buy a house.

Madrid. Buy a house in the cosmopolitan Spanish capital and you can expect a vibrant atmosphere, along with elegant architecture, delicious food, an excellent public transport system and an international community of foreigners. But Madrid can be an expensive place to buy a property.

Barcelona. This avant-garde city in Catalonia is surrounded by culture, food and nightlife, but living in the center of the action often comes at a price - it is one of the most expensive regions in Spain.