Group Tour to Spain

On the sightseeing tour, we will see the main pearl of Barcelona, Gaudí's masterpiece—the Sagrada Família. We will drive along Passeig de Gràcia, home to two of Gaudí's famous houses: Casa Batlló and Casa Milà. We will also reach the "heart" of Barcelona, where the old and new city meet—Plaça de Catalunya.

We’ll stroll down the famous La Rambla and then visit one of the city's most atmospheric districts—the Gothic Quarter. There, we will view the majestic Cathedral of Barcelona from the outside, as well as Plaça de Sant Jaume, where the City Hall and the Royal Palace are located.

Optional excursion: "Evening Barcelona." During this tour, you will see the city's most beautiful spots: Plaça d'Espanya—one of the city's grandest squares—offering views of the famous Magic Fountains, Montjuïc Hill, and the historic bullring. We will also visit the coastal part of the city with views of the sea, yachts, and city lights, including the Columbus Monument. This excursion, with its unforgettable views of the city and coastal beauty, will give you the chance to see Barcelona in its most magical and picturesque form.

Transfer to Madrid with an optional excursion to Montserrat. One of Catalonia's most sacred and recognizable landmarks is the Montserrat Monastery, nestled in the heart of the namesake mountain range—one of Europe's most picturesque locations. You can look forward to a breathtaking journey into the mountains to visit the unique 9th-century Benedictine monastery, which has served as the spiritual center of Catalonia for centuries.

You will encounter its primary symbol—the Black Madonna (La Moreneta), a miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary that draws thousands of pilgrims every year. Enjoy a stroll along scenic mountain trails with stunning panoramas, or take a funicular ride to observation decks offering unforgettable views of the valleys and the peaks of Montserrat. On the way, a stop is planned in Zaragoza, where you will take a short walk through the city's historic center.

A visit to Columbus Square (Plaza de Colón) and Plaza de España, the Recoletos and Castellana boulevards, Paseo del Prado, the monumental Las Ventas bullring, the Temple of Debod, the Basilica of San Francisco el Grande, and Atocha Station.

Free time is provided, or an optional excursion is organized to the Prado Museum—one of the world's most famous art museums and a true treasure trove of Spanish and European painting. Accompanied by a professional guide, you will see masterpieces by masters such as Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, Rubens, Titian, Bosch, and many others. This tour allows you not only to enjoy the art but also to gain a deeper understanding of the history, culture, and soul of Spain.

In the afternoon, there is an optional visit to a Flamenco Show. An unforgettable evening awaits you in an atmosphere of passion, fire, and rhythm. This vibrant and emotional art form, recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, captures hearts from the very first chords. You will see breathtaking dances, hear live guitar music, and experience the soul-piercing vocals of flamenco. The evening will take place in one of the city's traditional and renowned venues, where an authentic Andalusian atmosphere prevails. The program includes a tasting of traditional Spanish tapas and drinks, allowing you to savor the true taste of Spain. A true feast for the senses, rhythm, and taste!

During the transfer to Andalusia, we offer an optional excursion to one of Spain's most unique cities—Toledo, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Perched on a cliff above the Tagus River, the city is rightly considered an open-air museum. For centuries, three cultures—Christian, Muslim, and Jewish—coexisted here, leaving behind an invaluable architectural and spiritual legacy. You will admire the famous panoramic views, among the most impressive in Spain, explore the historic center with its narrow streets and ancient houses, see the magnificent Cathedral—one of the country's primary Gothic cathedrals—and stroll through the Jewish Quarter among synagogues, monasteries, and medieval churches. Toledo is a true time machine that transports you to the era of knights, artists, and great religions.

Transfer to Andalusia through the scenic landscapes of Castilla-La Mancha, the homeland of Don Quixote. We visit Córdoba, the pearl of Moorish Spain, a city with a rich history that was once the capital of the powerful Arab Caliphate in Western Europe. During the optional excursion, you can look forward to: Puerta de Almodóvar—one of the oldest city gates leading to the Jewish Quarter; an exterior view of the Mosque-Cathedral (Mezquita)—the city's main symbol and a masterpiece of Moorish architecture blending Islamic splendor with Christian Gothic; a walk through the Jewish Quarter, a labyrinth of narrow streets, synagogues, craft shops, and whitewashed houses; a visit to Plaza de la Corredera, Córdoba's oldest and most colorful square surrounded by arcades and cozy cafes; and a stroll through typical Andalusian streets to admire the famous flower-filled courtyards (patios), balconies, and ceramics. A city where history comes alive at every turn, harmoniously blending Oriental architecture with European heritage.

Overnight at a hotel in the suburbs of Córdoba.

Here are the translations for the detailed Seville program, covering everything from the historic Jewish Quarter to the site of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition.

English Translation
An optional trip is organized to Seville—the vibrant heart of Andalusia, a city of sun, passion, flamenco, and bullfighting. Seville captivates with its color, atmosphere, and magnificent architecture. The tour includes a stroll through the Santa Cruz quarter—the former Jewish quarter with narrow streets, cozy courtyards, and the romantic atmosphere of old Seville; an external view of the Bullring—one of the most famous in Spain; and a walk along the picturesque Guadalquivir River, offering views of ancient bridges and majestic city facades.

Free time is provided, or an optional excursion to the Seville Cathedral—an opportunity to touch the history and grandeur of one of the world's largest Gothic temples, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will walk through the spacious interior with its high vaults, see the luxurious main altar, and explore chapels housing masterpieces of painting and sculpture. Special attention is given to the legends of Christopher Columbus: you will learn about his travels and see his resting place. At the end, you may climb to the Giralda observation deck for breathtaking views of the old city.

An optional excursion is also offered to the site of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. You will see the grand Plaza de España with its elegant arches, sparkling mosaics, and ceramic panels representing all the provinces of Spain. Plaza de América will impress you with unique pavilions in styles ranging from Gothic to Mudejar. A stroll through Maria Luisa Park will provide a sense of harmony with its shaded alleys, fountains, and sculptures, allowing you to see Seville in a new light.

Return to Córdoba. Overnight at a hotel in the suburbs of Córdoba.

Travel across Spain. On the way, an optional, fascinating excursion to Granada is organized—one of Spain’s most beautiful and atmospheric cities! We will set off on a stroll along the walls of the famous Alhambra, the jewel of Moorish architecture. We’ll pass through the historic Gate of Justice to immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of the ancient fortress and visit the Palace of Charles V—an elegant Renaissance building that harmoniously neighbors Oriental architecture. We will also peek into the traditional Arabic baths (Hammam), where the spirit of the East still lingers, and wander through the colorful Albaicín quarter. This is a true labyrinth of narrow streets and whitewashed houses with stunning views of the Alhambra—no wonder it is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A walk along the romantic Paseo de los Tristes (Promenade of the Sad Ones) will add a special mood—here, at the foot of the fortress, legends come to life. Then, we explore Christian Granada! We will admire the magnificent facade of the Granada Cathedral and see the Royal Chapel, where the Catholic Monarchs—Isabella and Ferdinand—are buried. We’ll walk through the Alcaicería (Old Silk Market), full of Oriental flavor, and visit the Madrasah of Granada—the ancient university where the finest minds of Muslim Spain once studied. The tour concludes at the central Bib-Rambla Square, a cozy spot with fountains, street cafes, and an authentic Andalusian atmosphere.

Overnight at a hotel near Murcia.

Transfer to Valencia—Spain’s third-largest city, where history meets modernity. The tour begins with the City of Arts and Sciences (Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias), an impressive futuristic complex with museums and cultural pavilions, and a symbol of modern Valencia.

Then, we will stroll through the ancient streets of the historic center and see the Medieval Silk Exchange (La Lonja de la Seda)—a true masterpiece of Gothic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage site. We will admire the facade of the Central Market, where life still bustles within its historic walls as vendors offer fresh local products and delicacies. We will also see the Cathedral of St. Mary, home to the legendary Holy Grail, and feel the spirit of the city that gave birth to the famous paella. Every corner of Valencia breathes history, culture, and gastronomy, immersing you in the unique atmosphere of authentic Spain.

Transfer to Barcelona. Overnight at a hotel on the outskirts of Barcelona.