Discover the key highlights of Spain on this 11-day tour, full of fascinating cultural experiences. You will stay in lovely 4* hotels throughout your trip, and have plenty of free time around your private guided tours to explore the spectacular sites and cities at your leisure. Start off in Madrid exploring the stunning streets and sights of the Habsburgs' quarters and the Royal Palace, before taking a day-trip out to the UNESCO World Heritage City of Toledo. Next stop is Seville, where you'll enjoy a tapas and flamenco experience on your first evening, then a private guided tour of the Old Quarter and its UNESCO World Heritage Sites the next day. A day trip out to the gorgeous streets of Cordoba marks the end of your time in Seville, and next you head to Granada with a stop off in Ronda for a visit to a boutique winery... On your full day in Granada, you will explore the iconic Alhambra Palace and Generalife Gardens before having the afternoon at leisure to explore the labyrinthine streets, then the next day, it's off to Barcelona! Private tours of the Gothic Quarter and Gaudi's masterpieces round off the perfect cultural experience in Spain. Every trip idea we create can be used as inspiration for your own bespoke tour. Simply get in touch with your wishes and ideas, and we will make it happen!
Day 1 - Madrid
- Transfer from Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport to your hotel in Madrid
- Private guided tour of the Art Walk & Prado Museum
Day 2 - Madrid
- Private guided tour of the Habsburgs' Quarter and Royal Palace
- Time at leisure in Madrid
Day 3 - Toledo, Madrid
- Transfer from Madrid Hotel to Atocha Railway Station
- Transfer from Madrid Atocha Railway Station to Toledo Railway Station
- Private Guided Tour of Toledo, UNESCO World Heritage City.
- Transfer from Toledo Railway Station to Madrid Atocha Railway Station
- Transfer from Atocha Railway Station to Madrid Hotel
Day 4 - Seville
- Transfer from Madrid Hotel to Atocha Railway Station
- Train from Madrid to Seville
- Transfer from Seville Santa Justa Railway Station to Seville Hotel
- Seville Flamenco & Tapas Experience
Day 5 - Seville
- Private guided tour of Seville Old Quarter and its UNESCO World Heritage Sites
- Afternoon at leisure in Seville
Day 6 - Córdoba, Seville
- Day trip to Cordoba
Day 7 - Ronda, Granada
- Transfer from Seville to Ronda
- Visit to a Boutique Winery in Ronda
- Time at leisure in Ronda
- Transfer from Ronda to Granada
Day 8 - Granada
- Private guided tour of the Alhambra Palace and Generalife Gardens
- Time at leisure in Granada
Day 9 - Barcelona
- Transfer from Granada hotel to Granada airport
- Flight from Granada to Barcelona
- Transfer from Barcelona Airport to Hotel
- Private guided walking tour of the Gothic Quarter
Day 10 - Barcelona
- Private guided tour of Gaudi Masterpieces
- Time at leisure in Barcelona
Day 11
- Transfer from Barcelona Hotel to Barcelona Airport
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The best time to go to Spain is in spring (March - May) or autumn (September - November) as the weather is usually at its most pleasant and you miss the summer crowds, however there really isn't a bad time to visit the country. The climate is mild and it generally stays dry year-round (though you may find that it can rain in the mountains a little more come late autumn). Summer (June - August) is pretty hot, especially in the south of the country, and you may find that there are more European visitors taking advantage of the summer school holidays to go to the popular beach resorts. The north of the country remains slightly less hot during summer however, so if you're hoping to avoid the crowds and make the most of the cooler climes then venture there. Even in winter, temperatures rarely drop below 10°C but it's worth noting that cold and wet weather can make the north a little dreary for a holiday while the south remains pleasant, dry and sunny.
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