Which of these atmospheric streets in Spain have you been to?

Some streets are lively and bustling with winter lights, some are full of flowers, and some take you back to the Middle Ages in an instant... Images 1-2: Madrid, Gran Vía, 1,300 meters long, one of the most prosperous commercial areas in Madrid. Images 3-4: Barcelona, Passeig de Gràcia, where you can see all of Gaudí's buildings. Image 5: Seville, Calle Betis, rated as one of the "Top 10 Most Beautiful Streets in Spain." Image 6: Valencia, Barrio del Carmen, where Valencia Cathedral, the Silk Exchange (a World Heritage Site), and other attractions are located. Image 7: Granada, Carrera de Darro, the most prosperous pedestrian street in Granada. Image 8: Cordoba, Calle de Las Flores, where residents like to decorate white walls with small pots of blooming flowers. Image 9: Mallorca, Paseo del Borne, a 257-meter-long street lined with luxury stores and historic buildings. Let us know in the comments which street you want to stroll down the most!