Anonymous wrote:What's the weather like in July?

Hot. But depends on the city. Madrid and most of the interior will be high 90's low 100's with unrelenting sun. San Sebastián or Barcelona will be somewhat more temperate because of their position near water.

What exactly do you mean by evacuees, OP? As in, your children aren't big fans of refugees? Who've had to evacuate their homes and countries? All so they could survive and not die? They aren't fans of this?

What's the weather like in July?

a couple of years back, our 8 yr old had an amazing time in Spain. we traveled mostly in the South, based out of Seville, took day trips, and he loved it. We also stayed in Madrid for a week, and he really enjoyed his time there.
Spaniards are very family friendly, and we hope to come back soon

Spain is a great place to take kids. Super family friendly and you can take the kids anywhere. Not uncommon to see kids out at restaurants for dinner and no one cares if they are a bit noisy.

We traveled in Spain when my kids were that age. Great trip to Barcelona and another to southern Spain (Marbella, Sevilla, Córdoba, Granada). Very family friendly - great for family travel.

When my brother and I were 8 and 10 we went to Madrid, Seville, Granada, and a few other towns in southern Spain (and Marbella). We had a wonderful time. Barcelona would also be fun with kids (all the Gaudi stuff plus the beach). Or Pamplona and San Sebastian. Really, basically anywhere in Spain would be fun!

Is evacuees autocorrect for something?

We have a 10 year old and. 6 year old. Both travel well and are adventurous eaters but easily bored and not big fans of evacuees. Where can we go?