Street View Spain
Spain is covered thoroughly and varies more between regions than most countries its size. The difference between a Galician fishing village and an Andalusian white town is not a matter of degree.
City guides
2 written guides for Spain, each with the streets worth walking and the views worth opening.
What the coverage is like
Cities and main roads are complete, and the smaller road network is well covered outside the emptiest parts of the interior.
The Camino de Santiago is walkable in Street View along much of its length, including sections that are footpath rather than road.
Andalusian old towns are largely pedestrian and were captured on foot, which is the only way the narrow white streets could have been shot.
Worth opening beyond the city guides
Ronda, split by a gorge with a bridge across it that took forty years to build.
The Alpujarras on the south side of the Sierra Nevada, where the villages are Berber in layout and the flat roofs are the giveaway.
Cudillero and the Asturian coast, which looks and feels like a different country from the Mediterranean side.
Las Medulas in Leon, a landscape left behind by Roman gold mining that removed entire hills.
Places to open
8 locations in Spain, each one a single click into Street View at the right spot and facing the right way.
Questions about Street View in Spain
Can I walk the Camino de Santiago on Street View?
Much of it, yes. Sections that are footpath rather than road were captured on foot, so the route is followable well beyond where a car could go.