Benidorm's Terra Mitica
No matter where you plan to visit in Spain with kids, chances are you'll find plenty of activities and attractions to entertain the whole family. Benidorm is home to Spain's answer to Disneyland, Terra Mitica, a gigantic theme park (Spain's biggest) with rides, shows, and games suitable for children of all ages, including young adults. PortAventura in Tarragona is another massive amusement park suitable for toddlers and young kids but also offering exhilarating water park rides and Spain's highest rollercoaster for older children and adults.
Soccer Stadiums, Zoo's, and Adventure Parks
Spain's amazing cultural attractions are also largely toddler-friendly. From a tour of Bernebeau Stadium (the home ground of Real Madrid) to the Zoo Aquarium de Madrid, Barcelona and Madrid are full of family-friendly museums offering discounted children's tickets (often free under 4 years). In Valencia, Gulliver Park is a unique family activity where kids (and adults!) climb all over a sleeping Gulliver in an amazing giant playground, inspired by ""Gulliver's Travels"".
Travelling Around Spain with Kids
In terms of practical tips: getting around Spain with toddlers is relatively easy, thanks to the excellent national railway network and good local public transport. Almost all trains run by Renfe, Spain's national railway, are stroller accessible and have designated areas for stroller storage. The same goes for major museums and attractions, and most major metro stations in Barcelona and Madrid have elevators.
If you're visiting Spain with a baby, breastfeeding is largely accepted in public areas, although Spain's main supermarket chains like Mercadona and Supercor stock a range of international and local baby formula products. Changing tables, family rooms, and toddler play areas are common at resorts, hotels, amusement parks, restaurants, and other family-focused establishments.
