Quiz: Answer Three Questions And We'll Tell You Where You Should Live

Faro is in the southern region of Portugal known as Algarve. Be sure to take the sunset boat charter to the deserted island and then have dinner at the marina. I recommend the catch of the day with green wine (make sure it's from the North). Not a seafood person? You're in luck cause there's also a great Indian restaurant called Namaste. More of a dessert person? Go to the chocolate shop and sample as much as you want before you buy a box to take home. (I suggest the red peppercorn and ginger.)

This beautiful beachside village is nestled up on the Pacific coast of Chile. If you visit and find yourself craving some Chorrillanas (basically fries covered in meat, eggs, and other toppings) hop on the metro to Valparaiso, and while you're there, check out all the colorful houses on the hill. Oh! And make sure to take a bus to Con Con to see the sand dunes! You won't regret it.

Madrid is essentially the New York City of Spain. There's so much to do and see that you'll never get bored. You could head to Sol for some shopping, or Madroños to sample the strawberry liqueur, or even Takos for some cheap and delicious tacos and Micheladas (but be prepared for a wait).

Welcome to Barcelona! While you're here, you have to see Gaudi. Oh, and you should definitely plan a tapas crawl through Calle Blai while you're at it. And if you like beer, there's a great little bar called CocoVail with a famous sour on tap called Appasionado. (Order a pizookie too!) If you want to get out of the city for a bit, check out the Airbnb scene in La Garriga and stay at a farm where you can hand-pick your own paella del campo ingredients.

Málaga is in the south of Spain and it's the home of some of Spain's most famous celebrities like Pablo Picasso and Antonio Banderas. There's a ton to do while you're in town. You could head to Malagueta to spend the day on the beach. You could visit the Arab baths for a massage. You could eat the best food in your life (I recommend Yubá for the tacos and xiaolongbao.) You could take a hike to the top of the citadel to enjoy a panoramic view of the city. Just make sure you wrap up your trip with a visit to Casa Aranda for churros and chocolate!