Day 1: Arrive into Barcelona

• Land into the city which is known for it’s nightlife and has one best architectural backgrounds.

• Visit the magnificent La Sagrada Familia .

• Explore Gaudi’s very famous Park Guell designed by Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi.

• Tonight, unwind at Razmatazz- as we head to one of the biggest night clubs in Barcelona. 

 

Day 2: Barcelona

• Cycling tour-A local guide of Barcelona will take you around the gothic quarter, old Barcelona, Placa Catalunya onto Ciuatadella and  eventually come to the Arc de Triomf (Barcelona, not Paris!). 

• Lunch 

• Head to the Portal de l'Àngel which is one of the main shopping areas of Barcelona, just off Placa de Catalunya.

• Visit to the very famous La Rambla street ...

 

Day 3:  Barcelona

• Whether you are a football fan or not, a visit the home ground of FC Barcelona, Camp Nou, is worthwhile. Entry tickets (included). 

• Evening explore Barcelona 

 

Day 4: Barcelona to Valencia by train

• Valencia is an intriguing mix of historical sights, traditional culture and futuristic buildings, combined with a Mediterranean flavour and over 300 sunshine days a year.  

• Hop on Hop off Bus tour.

• Explore the main monuments of the city centre at Plaza Reina: the stunning Cathedral, the gothic Miguelete tower, the central market and more.

• Discover the amazing avant-garde style of the Oceanographic, the biggest aquarium in Europe

• Enjoy the freedom of choosing your own itinerary and discover the city at your own pace. 

 

Day 5: Valencia to Granada by overnight bus

• Discover Valencia’s most popular tourist attraction: The futurist architectural masterpiece that is the City of Arts & Sciences is the work of Valencia’s own Santiago Calatrava and is worthy of a whole day.

• Tonight, post dinner, we will take an overnight bus to Granada.

 

Day 6: Granada

• Explore the astonishing UNESCO World Heritage site Alhambra- one of Spain's most visited monuments. Built by Moorish kings in the 13th century to reflect their concept of paradise on earth.

• Exploring the old Muslim quarter Albayzín.Mosques and Moorish villas line steep cobbled alleys, and the scent of jasmine fills the air.

 

Day 7: Granada

• Visit to Monasterio de San Jeronimo which is a Gothic Renaissance treat, while the church at Monasterio de la Cartuja (founded by the memorably named Christian warrior El Gran Capitán,) is a Baroque wonder, complete with extravagant sacristy and beautiful cupola. 

• Experience a unique, cultural tradition in southern Spain at a flamenco show with drink and tapas. (Included)

 

Day 8: Granada to Seville

• Today, after a short 3hours train journey, we will reach Seville.

• Visit to the magnificent Seville Cathedral which blends Moorish style with Gothic enormity: climb its Giralda, a minaret transformed into a Christian bell tower, for breathtaking city views. 

 

Day 9: Seville

• Bike Ride-Pack your camera, and hit the streets to discover Seville’s lesser known gems on bike. 

• Swag this night at a local bar to end your stay at Seville in best way.

 

Day 10: Seville to Madrid by train

• Hop on Hop off Bus tour.

• Wear the best of your dress tonight as we head for a pub crawl tonight in this traditional city.

 

Day 11: Madrid

• The second day starts with a visit to the Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, but first you have to get here using the metro. Take it to Atocha Station and enjoy its amazing tropical indoors garden. 

• Lunch--By 1:00 p.m. you will probably be starving! Get out of the museum and guide your steps to San Anton Market. This antique market has been transformed into a gourmet space. The old stalls now are incredible tapas restaurants.

• In the afternoon visit the Buen Retiro Park, the San Jerónimo del Real church, the famous Puerta de Alacaláand the Cibeles Square.

•  Sunset over the Debod Temple, a genuine Egyptian temple in Madrid.

 

Day 12: Depart Madrid

• Post breakfast, bid adios to this city of culture and architecture. Hope you had a memorable trip.