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Follow the footsteps of Don Quixote by visiting Castilla-La Mancha and continue to enchanting Andalucia where moorish castles and whitewashed villages await you!
Day 1 Madrid
Arrival at Madrid airport. Transfer and overnight.
Day 2 Madrid – Toledo (80 km/1,30h) – Consuegra (70 km/1h) – Córdoba (300 km/3,30h)
Departure from Madrid and first stop at Toledo. Visit the highlights of the old capital of Spain: the Church of Santo Tomé, the amazing 13th-century cathedral, the medieval castle and Santa Maria La Blanca Synagogue. Continue the trip to Córdoba and drive through the province of the Windmills, home of the adventures of the famous knight Don Quixote of La Mancha. On the way, a short stop at the small town of Consuegra, where you can find one of the most impressive images of Spain and the emblematic twelve windmills on the top of the hill. Arrival in Córdoba and overnight.
Day 3 Córdoba – Sevilla (150 km/2,30h)
Morning tour of the highlights of Córdoba, including the Mosque of the Caliphs, a jewel of Hispano-Islamic art and Moorish architecture. Proceed to Sevilla – the vibrant capital of Andalucia and home of the flamenco. Enjoy attending a flamenco show in the evening. Overnight in Sevilla.
Day 4 Sevilla
Morning city tour of Sevilla, starting with a visit of the Cathedral, the largest gothic cathedral in the world and also the burial site of Christopher Columbus. See the Giralda Tower, one of the three remaining Almohad minarets in the world, now a bell tower of the Cathedral. Enjoy a walk through the green park of Maria Luisa with its fountains and pools until you reach the magnificent Plaza España with its 48 tiled benches, each representing a Spanish province. Free time in the afternoon and overnight in Sevilla.
Day 5 Sevilla – Ronda (140 km/2,30h) – Granada (110 km/3,30h)
Departure to Ronda, one of the oldest cities in Spain, surrounded by mountains and situated between three bridges. Visit the traditional bullfighting ring – Plaza de Toros, the oldest one in Spain, and enjoy the striking traditional houses. Free time for lunch, then proceed to Granada. Arrival in the evening and overnight in Granada.
Day 6 Granada
A half-day guided tour of Granada, including a visit of the amazing Arab architecture of the Alhambra, last stronghold of the Moorish kingdoms and one of the Andalucia’s special highlights. Free time and overnight in Granada.
Day 7 Granada – Madrid (430 km/6h)
Departure from Granada and transfer to Madrid airport.

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