Spain in 1830 in 2 volumes is a travel narrative about a journey through Spain written by Scottish travel writer and journalist Henry D. Inglis. The first part of the work tells of his journey in the Basque Country, the trip from there to Madrid and the stay in Madrid with a visit to Toledo. The second volume depicts author's travels from Madrid to Seville and further south all the way to Gibraltar, and then back north visiting towns on the Mediterranean cost, namely Malaga, Granada, Murcia Valencia and Barcelona.

Henry D. Inglis (1795-1835) was a Scottish travel writer and journalist. He was educated for a business career, but spent most of his time travelling abroad. Inglis wrote several travel books and narratives about his journeys in Scandinavia, Western Europe and Italy.

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Henry D. Inglis (1795-1835) was a Scottish travel writer and journalist. He was educated for a business career, but spent most of his time travelling abroad. Inglis wrote several travel books and narratives about his journeys in Scandinavia, Western Europe and Italy.