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Get to know Spain with us and discover the difference between the north and the south. You will be amazed by the cultural mix, the architectural heritage and the delicious Spanish cuisine!
Day 1 Madrid
Arrival to Madrid Airport. Meeting with the tour guide and transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Madrid.
Day 2 Madrid
Explore the attractions of Madrid – the perfect introduction to Spain and its culture and history. The tour starts from the Gran Vía and Paseo de la Castellana the most famous squares that include Plaza of Spain, Puerta del Sol and Puerta de Alcalá. Visit the Old Town with the unique Plaza Mayor, San Miguel Market and a tour to the extravagant royal palace where you can enter the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family. In the afternoon free time or optional visit to the Prado Art Museum, the most important and oldest in Spain.
Day 3 Madrid – Toledo – Cordoba
Travel to Toledo to visit this medieval capital of Spain. You will discover a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, which is full of wonderful architecture, churches and museums. Toledo is famous for its art and history, and a landscape that combines Arabic, Moorish, Gothic, medieval and Renaissance architecture. In the afternoon we head to the capital city of Córdoba, the ancient capital of the Arab world. We offer an evening visit to the Cathedral of Cordoba, an unforgettable experience! The Old Mosque is one of the most important and unique monuments of mankind. Overnight in Cordoba.
Day 4 Córdoba – Sevilla
In the morning enjoy a tour of Cordoba and free time to explore the rest of the city. Then we go to the heart of Andalucia to reach its capital – Sevilla. Afternoon free time to enjoy the best tapas bars in the world. It is the perfect place to live in Andalusian style time: fiesta, flamenco, tapas! This is where the Spanish exudes life in its purest and most intense and where we will run safely with beautiful sevillanas classy women who wear their traditional dress known throughout the whole world. During night you are free to choose to attend a flamenco show.
Day 5 Seville – Gibraltar – Ronda
In the morning, guided tour of the city of Seville where the Andalusian tradition, flamenco and bullfighting make a unique image. Its heritage of art and architecture (Roman, Islamic, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque) is unrivaled in southern Spain.
Then continue to the Strait of Gibraltar, in British hands since 1704. Listen on its streets its history as turbulent as interesting. Visit the Moro Castle, the caves of San Miguel and the barbarians colony of monkeys, which are on the highest rock of the peninsula. At the end of the day we for overnight at the famous Parador de Ronda. *
Day 6 – Ronda – Granada
Free morning in Ronda to stroll through this small town with its iconic bridges over the Tagus river with about 100 feet high. Here it was also built the first bullfight arena in Spain. In the afternoon, we head to the majestic city of Granada. We recommend visiting the Mirador de San Nicolás at sunset, to appreciate the best views of the Alhambra and walk through the Albayzin, Arab neighborhood located in Granada. The rest of the evening is free time. We recommend the worldwide recognized Play Night Adventure Tour.
Day 7 Granada – Guadix – Valencia
In the morning visit to La Alhambra and Generalife Gardens, the most representative attraction of Granada, one of the three most visited monuments in Spain. The Alhambra is a palace city located in Granada, Spain, a rich and fortress complex that housed the monarch and the court of the Nazarite Kingdom of Granada. Its real appeal, as in other Muslim works of the period, lies not only in the interior, whose decoration is between the peaks of Andalusian art, but also in their localization and adaptation, creating a new landscape fully integrated with the existing nature.
In the evening we will go to Valencia, stopping an hour in the town of Guadix, famous for its cave houses. Overnight in Valencia.
Day 8 Valencia – Barcelona
In the morning we will tour Valencia, the third largest city in Spain that is located on the Mediterranean coast. We will see the Miguelete, the Cathedral, the Lonja de la Seda and the famous City of Arts and Sciences, a place that surprises with its architecture and its ludic shapes. In the afternoon we will head to Barcelona. Overnight in Barcelona.
Day 9 Barcelona
Today we prepare to discover the capital of modernism and one of the most extraordinary and attractive European cities! The tour begins with a visit to Sagrada Familia, the symbol of Barcelona. This basilica started its construction by the genius architect Gaudi and is still unfinished and is visited by over 3 million visitors each year. We continue the tour with the most representative houses of Catalan Modernism: Casa Batllo and Casa Pedrera by Antonio Gaudí, reaching Plaza Catalunya and the famous tourist street Las Ramblas. Visit the Gothic city that has a unique charm and at almost the end of the day we will take panoramic photos from the mountain of Montjuic. At night, you can see the show “Light and sound” of the Magic Fountain of Barcelona.
Day 10 Barcelona
Enjoy a day on town or visit the monastery of Montserrat which is only one hour away from Barcelona. (This visit is not included in the total price)
Day 11 Barcelona – Zaragoza – Pamplona
Leaving Barcelona, we will go to Pamplona and we will stop at Zaragoza, which offers visitors history and art, the result of its more than two thousand years of history heritage. It is called the City of Four Cultures. Zaragoza’s Cathedral is a must-see. We continue to Pamplona, famous for its bullfighting, part of the festival of San Fermin, a unique celebration of Spain. Overnight in Pamplona.
Day 12 Pamplona – San Sebastian – Bilbao
During the morning we visit Pamplona, a city founded by the Romans and a major visitor sites on the Camino de Santiago. Then we go to the Atlantic coast to visit San Sebastian, located in the beautiful Bay of Biscay. Free time to stroll and enjoy the famous Basque cuisine. In the afternoon we arrive to Bilbao, the capital of the Basque Country. Overnight in Bilbao.
Day 13 Bilbao – Burgos – Madrid
In Bilbao we show you the other face of Spain to the world. Bilbao has been able to successfully blend traditional Basque culture with a new vision for the future. This is a must see for lovers of culture, referring to the Guggenheim Museum Fine Arts, an art work and unique design. Before reaching Madrid again, we stop in Burgos, another cultural attraction. Overnight in Madrid.
Day 14 Madrid
Transfer to the airport for your return flight.

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