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Upon arrival in Barcelona, claim your bags and proceed toward the arrival hall. Our representative will meet you and assist you with your transfer to the hotel. (Standard check-in time is 3:00 pm).

Check in at the hotel and catch up on your rest. You can unwind or tour the city throughout the remaining part of the day.

Overnight in Barcelona

Meet your guide and hop onto your transportation to begin a panoramic tour of Barcelona. Your journey will take you through notable landmarks such as Ciutadella Park, Villa Olímpica, Olympic Port, and Barceloneta Beach. The next destination is Montjuïc Mountain, where numerous facilities for the 1992 Olympic Games were located. Brace yourself for breathtaking views of Barcelona from the cable car. The tour concludes with a stop at the MNAC viewpoint, providing one of the finest panoramic views of the city. On the return trip, the bus will traverse Paseo de Gracia, a crucial Barcelona street, allowing you to admire the facades of Gaudí's renowned buildings like Casa Batlló and La Pedrera.

Continue your exploration by immersing yourself in the history and significance of Sagrada Familia with a knowledgeable local guide. Marvel at the intricate interior, rich with symbolism inspired by the natural world. Enjoy the freedom to wander through the nave while your guide shares insights about Gaudí's masterpiece through your headset. Admire the seamless fusion of architecture and spirituality, appreciating every detailed nuance. Explore the exterior facades, taking in the impressive level of detail.

Later on, embark on a walking tour of Barcelona's Born and Gothic Quarter at the start of the tour. Stroll leisurely through one of the city's most significant streets en route to the Barcelona Cathedral. During the guided tour, observe the intricate details on the buildings' facades. Navigate the labyrinthine streets of the old city, discovering hidden treasures and learning about their historical significance from your guide. Uncover the secrets of the Born as your guide leads you through its alleyways. On the way back to the bus, take a moment to appreciate the magnificent Gothic church of Santa Maria del Mar.

Resume the tour by boarding your vehicle for a short ride to the renowned Park Güell situated in the elevated part of the city. On a guided tour of the park, experience why it stands as one of Gaudí's most iconic works. Appreciate Gaudí's spectacular skills and his organic style evident throughout the park. It's worth noting that the Park is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Accompany your guide and reboard the vehicle for a brief trip to the Sant Pau Art Nouveau Masterpiece. While exploring the exterior of the building, the guide will provide an explanation of the site's history and the architectural concepts of Lluís Domènech i Montaner.

Overnight in Barcelona

There's an array of activities to immerse yourself in this lively city. You might commence by exploring the Gothic Quarter, characterized by its narrow streets, historical edifices, and cozy cafes. Another option is to take a leisurely walk along La Rambla, a bustling pedestrian thoroughfare at the city's core, and discover its diverse array of shops and dining spots. Alternatively, basking in the sunlight at one of Barcelona's exquisite beaches like Barceloneta or Nova Icaria could be on your agenda. For a more tranquil day, consider unwinding in one of the city's numerous parks and gardens, such as Parc de la Ciutadella or Jardins de Joan Brossa. Alternatively, an excursion to Montserrat, a mountain just outside the city housing a stunning Benedictine monastery with awe-inspiring views of the countryside, might pique your interest.

Overnight in Barcelona

Add-on: Montserrat Tour from Barcelona - USD 160 Per person (minimum 10 pax)

Meet your guide and hop on your transportation to reach the enchanting Montserrat mountain. The mountain's distinct serrated shape has earned it the Catalan name, which translates to "serrated mountain." Recognized as a National Park in 1987 to safeguard its stunning landscapes, Montserrat is both a natural and cultural gem. Accompanied by a local guide, delve into the Monastery's history and architectural style. The Monastery houses a community of 80 monks adhering to the rule of Saint Benedict. Marvel at the Gothic and Renaissance features of the basilica and sanctuary. Uncover the story of the miraculous appearance of the Black Madonna and Child in the Santa Cova cave, believed to have occurred in the 9th century. You'll also get the chance to visit the Church of the Monastery to witness the wood carving of La Moreneta, the popular name for the Black Madonna. Beyond the main area, Montserrat boasts numerous small churches and trails for leisurely exploration. Following the guided tour, enjoy free time to savor the finest liquors, purchase locally crafted delicacies, or explore the audio-visual exhibition. If you choose, visit the basilica during the Boys' Choir performance – a choir steeped in European history, singing every weekday at 1:00 pm. This option also grants skip-the-line access to La Moreneta, the Black Madonna.

After breakfast, check out and proceed to Valencia. Upon arrival in Valencia, check in. Later, begin a walking tour of the city's historic center. The first stop is at Plaça de la Mare de Déu, also known as Plaza de la Virgen, one of the most famous squares in Valencia. Here, your guide will share the history of the Tribunal of Waters, a weekly tradition that has taken place for centuries. As you continue your tour, your guide will reveal interesting facts about the Fallas festival, a significant event in Valencia's culture and recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. Your tour will take you to the Palau de la Generalitat, a medieval building, and the El Micalet, or Micalet Tower, a famous symbol of Valencia. You'll also visit the Silk Exchange, an impressive example of Gothic architecture that represents Valencia's past as an important economic center during the Middle Ages. The Central Market is another highlight of the tour, where you can sample local delicacies and admire the building's Modernist design. Finally, your tour will conclude at the Serrans Gate, a remarkable Gothic monument and part of the city's ancient walls from the 14th century.

Overnight in Valencia

Morning is free at leisure to explore Valencia. Later this afternoon, check out and proceed to Madrid. Upon arrival in Madrid, you will have the evening free to spend at your leisure.

Overnight in Madrid

Commence your day with a guided tour of Madrid city, where you can comfortably take in the sights from your vehicle – don't forget your camera or smartphone to capture the experience! The journey kicks off at Plaza de Oriente, leading you towards the impressive Puerta de Toledo, a structure steeped in Napoleonic history. As we drive, you'll pass the oldest bridge in Madrid, offering picturesque views of the Royal Palace and the Almudena Cathedral along the scenic Manzanares River. En route to Paseo del Prado, our route traverses Mayor Street, Puerta del Sol Square, and the architectural marvels of Old Madrid in the Las Cortes Quarter before arriving at the enchanting Las Letras Quarter.

Throughout the tour, catch glimpses of notable landmarks like the Cibeles Fountain, a gathering spot for Real Madrid fans celebrating victories, and the renowned Puerta de Alcalá, one of the city's five ancient gates. Our journey concludes down Paseo de la Castellana street, passing by the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium before reaching Colón Square.

No visit to Madrid would be comprehensive without exploring the Prado Museum. Accompany your guide through the museum, immersing yourself in the masterpieces by European artists such as El Bosco, El Greco, Velázquez, Goya, and Rubens. Gain insights into the original purpose of the building and understand why it now stands as one of the world's preeminent art galleries, housing over 1,000 paintings spanning four centuries.

Following the tour, your guide will drop you off at your hotel, leaving the rest of the afternoon free for you to explore Madrid's wonders independently. Delve into the local cuisine, visit museums, or partake in the vibrant nightlife – the city offers a myriad of options tailored to your interests and preferences. Seek recommendations from your hotel staff or local guides to make the most of Madrid's nighttime offerings.

Overnight in Madrid

You will have the entire day free to spend at your leisure in Madrid. This is a great opportunity to explore the city on your own terms and at your own pace. You can visit famous landmarks such as the Royal Palace of Madrid or Retiro Park. Alternatively, you can wander through the streets of Madrid, explore local markets, or try some traditional Spanish cuisine in one of the many restaurants in the city. Whatever you decide to do, make the most of your free day in Madrid and enjoy everything this beautiful city has to offer, or pre-book one of our suggested add-ons.

Overnight in Madrid

Add-on – Full-day Toledo tour from Madrid - USD 150 Per person (minimum 10 pax)

Relax and savor the picturesque scenery as you travel to the city. Absorb the beauty of the landscape during your journey to the city and then join a local guide for a walking tour of the Historic City of Toledo, acknowledged as a World Heritage City since 1986. Once the capital of Spain, Toledo seamlessly integrates Arab, Jewish, and Christian cultures. Your guide will provide insights into its captivating heritage, elucidating how the coexistence of these cultures has shaped its present architectural style.

Explore the cloisters of the San Juan de los Reyes Monastery courtyard, where royal coats of arms adorn the surroundings. Sponsored by Queen Elizabeth of Castilla, this edifice, serving as a royal mausoleum, stands as the most significant construction commissioned by the Catholic Monarchs. Following this visit, proceed to the Synagogue of Santa Maria la Blanca, initially built as a synagogue but later expropriated and transformed into a church after 211 years. Now a splendid museum showcasing the Mudejar (Arabic) style, you'll have the opportunity to tour its premises. Additionally, admire the renowned painting by El Greco – The Burial of the Count of Orgaz – at the Church of Santo Tomé. Interestingly, El Greco himself resided in this captivating city. Concluding this segment, explore the ancient mosque "Cristo de la Luz."

After enjoying lunch (own account), reconvene with your guide for a curated visit to the Cathedral of Toledo. Recognized as one of the foremost Gothic Cathedrals in Spain, take in the exquisite stained glass windows adorning the naves and delve into the history of this grand monument. Witness more than ten paintings by El Greco as you wander through the cathedral, absorbing the commentary of your guide. Following the cathedral visit, embark on a brief panoramic tour of Toledo aboard the bus. The bus will pause at the "Mirador del Valle" viewpoint, allowing you to capture the finest panoramic photographs of Toledo.

Add-on - Ribera del Duero wine tasting tour day trip from Madrid including Lunch: USD 355 Per person (minimum 10 pax)

Embark on a guided day trip to explore the winemaking region of Ribera del Duero. Engage in guided tours of two premier wineries, delving into the intricacies of the winemaking process while savoring local food and wines unique to the region. The initial stop takes you to one of the world's finest wineries, as recognized by Wine & Spirits magazine, situated in the vicinity of Aranda de Duero. Take a guided excursion through the cellars, unraveling the family winery's history and its meticulous approach to crafting wine, tracing it from the soil to the bottle. Under the guidance of a seasoned oenologist, delve into how the distinctive climate and soil of Ribera del Duero contribute to the distinctive character of the wines awaiting your tasting. Following the initial vineyard visit, meander through the charming town of Peñafiel, centrally located in the heart of Ribera del Duero. Here, enjoy some free time to explore its narrow streets and relish lunch at your leisure. Proceed with the day by visiting an acclaimed vineyard, unveiling their cutting-edge technology applied across all processes to yield premium-quality wines. A dedicated expert will accompany you throughout the visit, providing intricate details about the art of winemaking. After unraveling the origin and history of one of the region's most remarkable wines and gaining insights into the ecological processes involved in its production during an exclusive and personalized experience, indulge in a final wine tasting before returning to Madrid.

Evening: Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of flamenco and Spanish music at the historic Torres Bermejas tablao in the heart of Madrid. Elevate your evening by opting for a traditional menu and drinks. Established in 1960, the tablao boasts distinctive interiors inspired by the Bermejas towers of Granada's enchanting Alhambra. Take in the mesmerizing walls adorned with Arabic motifs, intricate tiles, and intricately carved wood ceilings while flamenco performers enthrall you with their unforgettable artistic expressions. Witness the captivating choreographies of the Cuadro Flamenco, featuring top-notch singers, guitarists, clappers, and dancers deeply rooted in the flamenco tradition. Immerse yourself in this incredible folkloric culture during a flamenco night, complemented by a Tapas Menu and a drink influenced by traditional Spanish cuisine.

Today, travel through La Mancha, famously known as the home of Don Quixote. Take a brief pause at a typical location in Puerto Lápice. Cross the natural boundary of "Despeñaperros" and enter Andalusia, a region that boasts a significant legacy from its splendid past.

Upon arrival in Córdoba, we will discover a city that was once a caliphate and enjoyed the position of being the light of the world. Córdoba boasts a remarkable cultural and historical heritage. We will explore the charming Cordoban Jewish Quarter, brimming with life and shops, and visit its most iconic streets, such as the flower-lined side street that offers a delightful sensory experience. We will proceed to the square of the great Maimonides and explore the secluded Synagogue. Then, we will enter the breathtaking Mosque-Cathedral, an extraordinary witness of the Caliphate period.

We will then continue our journey to Seville. The rest of the day is free to spend at your leisure in Seville. There are plenty of options to choose from, depending on your interests and preferences. You can take a stroll through the charming streets of the city, explore some of the local markets, or enjoy traditional Spanish cuisine in one of the many restaurants in Seville. If you are interested in flamenco, you can attend a flamenco show, which is a must-see in Seville. Alternatively, you can visit some of the city's famous landmarks, such as the Cathedral of Seville or the Alcazar Palace. Make sure to ask your hotel staff or local guides for recommendations on what to see and do in Seville at night.

Overnight in Seville

In the morning, meet your guide and proceed to experience the essence of Seville by immersing yourself in its UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Unravel the city's Islamic origins, Christian traditions, and Jewish heritage at the Alcázar, and witness the grandeur of the city's majestic cathedral.

Begin your journey by exploring the Alcázar, which boasts three palaces, royal chambers, historic gardens, and chapels, and has been home to numerous dynasties throughout the ages. Your guide will accompany you and provide a personal audio system to enhance your visit. Journey through various historical periods and trace the footsteps of the ancients. Witness for yourself why this monument was chosen as the filming location for popular TV series like "Game of Thrones."

Continue on to Seville Cathedral, the third-largest cathedral in the world and the largest Gothic church on the planet, built on the ruins of a mosque. This vast monument reflects 900 years of history. At the end of the tour, bid farewell to your guide, and climb up Giralda Tower to enjoy breathtaking views of the city.

Overnight in Seville

Add-on: Flamenco Show with Dinner and Transfers – USD [Price not provided]

Experience a traditional flamenco show at the El Palacio Andaluz, one of Spain's finest flamenco venues. Enjoy this traditional art in its purest form as you watch and listen to professional dancers and musicians who take you on a historical and cultural journey. Select ticket options that include either a drink or a mouth-watering tapas dinner to savor as you marvel at the show.

For dinner options, you may choose:

Full dinner: curried cheese, Iberian ham, Iberian loin cane, sprouts salad with macerated figs and goat cheese, baked salmon with teriyaki sauce and sesame seeds, Iberian pork cheek stew in P.X. sauce, and potato gratin.

Tapas option: seafood cocktail, goat cheese with toast, Serrano ham, Pastel Andalus, cod confit in olive oil with asparagus, stewed Iberian cheeks in Pedro Ximénez with potato millefeuille. For dessert, enjoy chocolate and pistachio coulant or vanilla ice cream. Pair your tapas dinner with drinks like water, Reserve Rioja red wine, Verdejo white wine, or a long drink.

Today, after breakfast, you will be transferred to your hotel in Marbella. Take a leisurely walk along the beach promenade and watch the sunset over the Mediterranean Sea. You could also explore the city's vibrant nightlife, with its bustling bars, nightclubs, and live music venues.

For a more relaxed evening, head to the charming Old Town and sample some of the local cuisine at one of the many tapas bars or restaurants. Don't miss out on trying some of the region's traditional dishes like gazpacho, salmorejo, or pescaíto frito (fried fish).

Overnight in Marbella

Day is free in Marbella. Take a stroll along the Paseo Marítimo boardwalk, where you can enjoy stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and stop for a refreshing drink or a bite to eat at one of the beachfront restaurants or cafes. Alternatively, explore the historic Casco Antiguo (Old Town), home to a variety of quaint shops, charming plazas, and picturesque streets. Or pre-book one of our suggested add-ons.

Overnight in Malaga

Add-on: Granada and Alhambra Full Day Tour

Embark on a scenic two-hour journey through the picturesque Andalusian countryside aboard a modern and air-conditioned coach. Upon reaching the Alhambra Palace, prepare to immerse yourself in a labyrinth of splendid halls and intimate courtyards adorned with elegant arches, enchanting fountains, and intricately carved decorations. Explore the Palace of Charles V, a remarkable showcase of Spanish Renaissance architecture, and the Alcazaba fortress, featuring the Torre de la Vela tower that offers breathtaking panoramic views of Granada. Next, proceed to the Generalife, a royal retreat adorned with exquisite exotic gardens, captivating water features, and the lingering fragrance of jasmine.

In the afternoon, visit the historical city center of Granada, showcasing its extensive Moorish, Christian, and Jewish cultural heritage. Enjoy leisure time to wander through the medieval Moorish Albaicín neighborhood, leading to the River Darro, providing stunning views of the Alhambra along the banks. Explore a maze of narrow streets filled with charming Arab shops, restaurants, and tea houses. You'll also have a brief opportunity for lunch (own expense) and personal exploration before returning to Malaga.

Enjoy your day at leisure. Venture into the historic Old Town of Malaga, where narrow cobblestone streets lead you to quaint squares, adorned with charming cafes and tapas bars. Embrace the lively ambiance as locals and visitors alike gather to savor traditional Andalusian dishes and refreshing drinks. Allow yourself to be captivated by the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the local establishments.

For those seeking cultural enrichment, consider visiting one of Malaga's renowned museums, such as the Picasso Museum or the Carmen Thyssen Museum, which often feature extended evening hours. Immerse yourself in the world of art and history as you explore these cultural gems.

Alternatively, if you prefer a more laid-back evening, find a cozy spot in one of Malaga's rooftop bars, offering panoramic views of the city and the illuminated skyline. Sip on local wines or cocktails as you unwind in this enchanting setting.

Malaga's nightlife is diverse, offering options for every taste. You might choose to experience the lively atmosphere of a flamenco show, showcasing the passion and energy of this traditional Spanish art form. Alternatively, explore the various music venues or dance clubs that come to life after dark.

Overnight in Malaga

Your memorable journey through Spain concludes today. Depending on your flight schedule, you may enjoy some free time to explore Malaga at your own pace. Take the opportunity to visit any attractions you may have missed, such as the historic Alcazaba, the Picasso Museum, or the vibrant Old Town, or indulge in some last-minute shopping at the local markets and boutiques. Whether you choose to soak in the city’s charming atmosphere or pick up a few final souvenirs, the time is yours to enjoy.

Later, you will be transferred to Malaga airport for your departure flight. We wish you a safe journey and hope to plan your future trips with Voyages Hub!

Note - The itinerary above may be modified without prior notice. The sequence of activities and scheduled day trips may vary due to operational factors, including weather and traffic conditions.