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Barcelona >> Valencia >> Granada >> Seville >> Madrid - Dates - 30th Sep'17 - 10th Oct'17

Barcelona 3 nights >> Valencia 2 nights >> Granada 2 nights >> Seville 2 nights >> Madrid 2 night

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It’s a backpacking trip - you travel with a budget , stay in backpack hostels with other travellers coming from all over the globe , you learn and explore the culture of other country , explore the city - it's never ending street's , architecture either by walk or by local transport , try different local food, drink different beers , enjoy nightlife and above all you meet different people.
Come one Come all—If you are curious to explore.Hop On--It's one of the best thing you will do in Life.
The trip is one of the most beautiful trips thats you can do across Spain - starting from experiencing the Catalonia culture in Barcelona ,we tour the beautiful works of Gaudi , head to Pablo Picasso museum , walk the La Rambla street N number of times , later we head to the flamenco city Valencia and enjoy the Valencia culture , then we make our way to Andalusia region where we explore the two beautiful cities Granada & Seville and its hidden gems. Later we head to the capital city Madrid where we get to know more of the Spanish culture.
Couples are welcome but keep note you would be staying in backpacking hostel’s where you would be sharing your room with 8-10 other people + Sharing bathroom as well.
The trip cost is 73,000 INR inclusions and exclusions mentioned below.
Please contact naman.mayoite@traveltodiscover.co or call at 9741000732 for Signing up.

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.
A small party in evening - exploring bars of Barcelona and it's never ending nightlife.

Day 2: Barcelona

Today we explore this beautiful by visitng the gothic quarter, old Barcelona, Placa Catalunya and climb up Mt.Montjuic for panoramic views of this city.
Lunch at local cafe
Walk around the very famous La Rambla street and explore some of it's hidden streets around.

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).
After Lunch you are free to explore the city by yourself.

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.
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 or train

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 or train 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

Day 10: Seville to Madrid by train

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

Included:

Excludes:

To and fro flights
Visa fees
Lunch & Dinner & Drinks
Visit to Historic places where entry cost is needed if not mentioned in included
Taxes if anything extra
Travel insurance

Terms & Conditions

You are an adult and you have to take full responsibility for yourself at all times and respect other culture.
If you are caught doing anything illegal you would be facing the consequences alone,travel to discover will not come into picture.
You have to follow all the instructions told by the trip leader all times.
When you are travelling alone you have to tell the team about your whereabouts.
You have to abide by all rules and regulation of other country.
You would be traveling with other people,you have to respect everyone's privacy.
We have a plan/itinerary for the whole trip but some things might get changed according to the situation please be prepared.(like flight delays etc)
No refund in case of cancellation of flights of interconnecting flights/trains.
We would be staying in backpacker hostel all the time and would be sharing the room with other people,you are responsible for your own stuff and yourself