10Albarracín, Spain
High in the hills of Aragón, Albarracín looks like something from a fantasy novel. Encircled by medieval walls and dramatic cliffs, this small town glows in shades of pink and terracotta at sunset.
Narrow cobbled streets twist between centuries-old houses with wooden balconies. The cathedral, defensive towers, and fortress ruins whisper stories of Moorish and Christian rule. Unlike Spain’s larger historic cities, Albarracín feels intimate and untouched — a place where time slows down completely.
