Spain on your travel bucket list? Here’s a tour itinerary that promises to far exceed all your expectations from this exciting country; romantic cobbled street towns, energetic flamenco performances, a generous dose of history and culture, and a gastronomy that endorses its world fame! Start at ...

The Spanish region Andalusia is famous for its Golden Triangle of Cordoba, Granada, and Seville. These towns situated in a beautiful landscape amidst olive trees have many historical resources such as the Alhambra in Granada, the Cathedral, and Real Alcazar in Seville and the “Mezquita” in ...

Majorca is one of the largest and popular islands of the Balearics, situated in western the Mediterranean Sea. The island enjoys a mild climate with an average of more than 300 days of sunshine throughout the year. The best time to visit the island is in the spring when the blossoms are out and the ...

Enjoy your walk around the City Centre. Visit the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family. Witness the bygone era and commemorate their halls of state ceremonies, official banquets, and other places where state functions used to take place. You will also get to see the Prado Museum. ...

Take this exciting opportunity to discover the remains of Valencia's varied cultures and historical civilizations. Explore the city's Roman, Arab, Christian, and 20th-century heritage spots on this themed tour with a local guide.

Visit the old town of Alcudia, which used to be the residential complex of Phoenicians, Romans and Moors amongst others. Explore the town by entering from two ancient gates, the place has magnificent medieval walls and find narrow streets houses that belong to the 13th century. Head to the ...

Visit Montserrat highlights in 6 hours such as the Monsterrat mountain, Museum of Montserrat, Benedictine Abbey and explore the city's natural beauty. Try the cable car ride to reach the mountain peak, or simply savour the views from the café. 

Visit Dalí Museum & Theatre in Figueres and learn about Salvador Dali's life and his genius work. Trace the history of this Spanish surrealist artist renowned for his technical skill, precise draftsmanship and the striking and bizarre images in his work on this 10 hours tour.

Visit the beautiful churches and museums of Soller, before taking a never forgetting tram ride between Soller and the Port - Puerto de Soller, operating since 1913, with your expert tour guide. The landscape of Soller is lush and green, dotted with fruit trees and olive groves. Tour the gorgeous ...

Trek to njoy the beautiful sunset from the mountains and be amazed by walking in the dark with just a headlight on. Visit Cova de l'aigua - the Water Cave. Just a few steps away from the Mediterranean sea, the hilltops of Denia provide a great view of the whole coastline and marina.

Explore Guadalajara located in the autonomous community of Castilla–La Mancha. See vibrant attractions such as the Palace of Infantado, The Palace of Antonio de Mendoza, Gate-Tower of Alamín, and more. Explore the rich art and history in the Chapel of Luis de Lucena and Guadalajara ...

Witness the streets of Triana, which hold the hustle-bustle of daily life, lush with a market, a church, a nearby museum, and other interesting monuments that you cannot afford to miss on this short tour. Explore the famous neighbourhood of Triana and its famous market. It is in the markets where ...

Explore the Jewish Quarter of Toledo, a district of the city of Toledo, in Castile-La Mancha, Spain, where the Jews lived in the Middle Ages. Discover the most influential places of this medieval quarter situated on the Iberian Peninsula that today still holds an important place in Sephardic ...

Travel to Montserrat Mountain, a multi-peaked mountain range near Barcelona in Catalonia, Spain. Discover the most important Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey with its black Madonna statue called La Moreneta, Patron Saint of this region. Feel the atmosphere of the amazing ancient site of Santa Cova ...

Have the local dish, Paella, once during the visit just like any first-time visitor would do. Take it a step further by learning to cook the dish itself and then showcase the new skill to friends and family at home. Learn the recipe from the very place where it was invented and have an added ...

Explore the cosmopolitan capital of Spain’s Catalonia region, Barcelona that has become one of the most popular LGBT destinations in the world. Come and discover the city by walking around the streets of Barcelona and experience the nightlife with pride.

Go on a full-day day tour to  Camp Nou Stadium & Museum and get to know about the full FCB story. Spend two hours in the museum, and shop at the official Barcelona store.

Visit the Natural Park called Puebla de San Miguel, one of the most beautiful places of Valencia, famous for its flora and fauna. Surrounding, it has Calderon Hill, Valencia's highest mountain (1839 meters). Take an 8 hours trip to the natural highlights of Puebla de San ...

Enjoy a local breakfast at one of the oldest bars of Palma, a resort city and capital of the Spanish island of Mallorca in the western Mediterranean. Attend an informal session learning the Spanish language.

Grab the opportunity to make your own Hierbas Liquor with some wild and domestic Mallorcan Herbs in Mallorcan house patios. Hierbas is a homemade traditional liquor that is loved across the island. 

Take a wine tasting tour in the wineries of Mallorca. Visit the vineyards, production areas and cellars to learn each step of the winemaking process, from vine cultivation to bottling on this one day tour. 

Spend 3 hours exploring the religious highlights of Toledo, an ancient city set on a hill above Castilla-La Mancha's plains in central Spain. Visit the city's famous cathedrals and discover the art that made the city famous. See several paintings by El Greco, including his masterpiece ...

Tour the museum-city of great artistic beauty, one of the oldest and most monumental cities in Spain. Toledo an ancient city set on a hill above the plains of Castilla-La Mancha in central Spain. The capital of the region, it’s known for the medieval Arab, Jewish and Christian monuments in ...

Immerse yourself into the beauty of Valencia in this one-hour tour. See the City of Arts and Sciences, a unique complex devoted to art, science, and culture. Visit the Opera House, Fallas Museum, or Turia Gardens in Valencia.

Walk through the treasures of the beautiful city of Madrid and learn its origins, legends and history. Visit the historical center of the city and learn what all Madrid has to offer for its tourists.

Get introduced to Madrid from a gastronomical point of view in the way locals know it. Following the footsteps of the old city, you will discover a different way to explore, taste and feel the diverse Spanish gastronomical culture.

Sense the Green Capital's heartbeat through a guided tour around the best well preserved medieval quarter of Europe and across the nineteenth-century avenues. Vitoria-Gasteiz, capital of the Basque Autonomous Community in northern Spain. In the medieval quarter, the Gothic-style Santa ...

Visit Spain's third largest city and the thriving metropolitan city of Valencia. Valencia is a great combination of city, sun, and beach with beautiful buildings, medieval castles, towers and architecture. The city has plenty of great places to eat and drink too. Take a walking tour of Valencia ...

Visit Valencia, the third-largest city of Spain and one of the liveliest places in the world. Full of sports activities and exciting nightlife, its extravagant architecture is a feast for an eye!

Learn the art of flamenco percussion in a fun and interactive 1-hour small-group workshop in Seville. Test your rhythmic abilities as you clap your hands and play the traditional Flamenco box drum. Savour a tapa and a drink at a bar with the guide and relax after the day.

Relish the new experiences through this exceptional 3-hour tapas tour in Seville. Visit the bohemian area of Alameda de Hercules, popular for its original life. Discover interesting and modern tapas that push the boundaries of this particular cuisine to new heights.

Book this day trip from Seville to discover amazing Granada. Enjoy a guided tour of the city's most-known landmark, the Alhambra, and discover the rest of the city from the spice market to San Nicolas's viewpoint. The experience will end with a tapas at a local bar before heading back to ...

Enjoy a different experience from Seville and hike through one of the mountainous regions of the South of Spain, like Aracena, Grazalema, Sierra de las Nieves or Doñana. Take in some fresh air and enjoy a customized itinerary according to your ...

Take a delicious new recipe as a souvenir. If there is something that distinguishes Andalucía from the rest of Spain, it is its rich and varied gastronomy. Savour the mix of Middle Eastern flavours with Mediterranean and European influence that offers a taste very unique to this region. ...

Try the best tapas from the most traditional to tapas with a modern twist and in the best bodegas and bars that only the locals know about! Accompany all these tapas with a good glass of wine and discover the aromas and flavours of the best wines to go with this mouth-watering Spanish ...

Enjoy a guided tour around the historic facades of the old shops in Lavapiès. From bull fighting bars and aviation-obsessed chemists to beautiful cinemas, we have anecdotes for every step of the tour. Get an opportunity to visit the following places through the course of the tour: Farmacia ...

Set out on this tour in the beautiful city of Valencia to taste scrumptious tapas along with exquisite Sangria, sitting in the midst of laid-back restaurants surrounded by locals instead of tourists. You will visit 3 different restaurants and taste authentic, delicious Tapas that are a wide variety ...

Visit major highlights of this fantastic city taking this cycle route through the gardens of the Turia, the Historic Center, and the City of the Arts and Sciences. An English-speaking guide will tell you about the history, customs, and festivals of Valencia while sharing with you fun facts and tips ...

Use all your senses during this gastronomic tour. Explore the local Spanish cuisine by meeting local experts, and eating Cava, cheese, ham, olives, olive oil, chocolates, pastry, nougat and a few surprises. In the third-largest city of Spain, Valencian cuisine is well-known for its rice and ...