Day 1 Meet up in Madrid
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Day 2 Madrid
·morning
After breakfast at the hotel, we'll visit the Prado Museum, Spain's largest art museum, home to world-famous paintings such as "Las Meninas," and exhibiting European art treasures from the 14th to 19th centuries. We'll also visit the Royal Palace of Madrid, where exquisite embroidery, murals, and Chinese porcelain showcase the splendor of the "Empire on which the Sun Never Sets."
·afternoon
In the afternoon, we'll visit Plaza del Sol, where the Bear and Strawberry Tree sculptures are symbols of Madrid. Surrounded by cafes and shops, you'll feel the city's vibrant pulse. Next, we'll visit the historic Plaza Mayor and the equestrian statue of Philip III, experiencing a unique cultural atmosphere.
Finally, continue along Gran Via and visit the Cervantes Monument in Plaza de España to immerse yourself in the spirit of this literary giant. In the evening, visit the Ancient Egyptian Temple of Debod, a 2nd-century BC temple rebuilt in Madrid as a unique testament to its history.
Day 3 Madrid → Segovia → Toledo
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After breakfast at the hotel, we'll depart for Segovia, a quintessential Spanish medieval city renowned for its Roman Aqueduct. Built in the 1st century AD, the aqueduct is still in use today, its majestic arches transporting you back to the days of the Roman Empire.
For lunch, you can try Segovia's specialty: roast suckling pig.
After lunch, we will head to Toledo, once the capital of Spain and rich in history.
Visit the Old City of Toledo. Occupied by the Moors, Romans, and Visigoths, this city's complex history has preserved its diverse architecture and culture, with every corner offering a fascinating attraction. Then, visit the Alcázar, a fairytale-like fortress that blends medieval fortifications with Renaissance architecture. Climb its tower for stunning panoramic views of Segovia.
That night we stayed at the Spanish state-owned castle hotel and enjoyed the night view of the ancient city.
Day 4 Toledo → Cordoba
All day
After breakfast, we'll travel south to Andalusia in southern Spain. Córdoba, a historic city filled with ancient monuments, will begin with a visit to the Mosque of Córdoba. This iconic structure, as famous as the Alhambra, is a representative example of Andalusian architecture, a testament to the fusion of two civilizations.
We'll then explore the Alley of Flowers, lined with flowers and offering a classic postcard-worthy view of the towers of the Córdoba Mosque. Finally, we'll visit the Roman Bridge, built in the 1st century AD. This bridge, with the mosque on the other side, creates a perfect historical backdrop.
Day 5 Cordoba → Seville
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After breakfast, we will depart for Seville to experience the unique charm of this historic city. First, we'll visit the Plaza de España, where the alcoves represent the different provinces of Spain, each with its own distinct architectural style.
Afterwards, stroll along the Gwadar River, passing by the Golden Tower (exterior), a former watchtower, and the magnificent Bullring (exterior).
In the evening, enjoy the traditional art of Seville [Flamenco show].
Day 6 Seville → Ronda
All day
After breakfast, we will head to Ronda, a famous cliff town in Spain. This ancient city is located between two mountains and surrounded by canyons. It is famous for Hemingway's works and bullfighter culture.
We'll visit Ronda's New Bridge, a majestic 18th-century bridge connecting the old and new towns. It's one of Spain's most iconic structures, offering breathtaking views of the canyon. After lunch, we'll visit Ronda's Plaza de Toros, one of the birthplaces of modern bullfighting.
The afternoon is free for you to stroll through Ronda's old town and experience its Moorish charm, or enjoy the relaxed Andalusian atmosphere in one of the small cafés.
Stay at the Ronda State Castle Hotel that night.
Day 7 Ronda → Mijas → Malaga
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After breakfast, we'll depart for Mijas, a town on the Mediterranean's "Costa del Sol" known for its whitewashed houses and narrow streets. Nestled in the Mijas Valley, you'll experience authentic Mediterranean charm, strolling through its ancient streets and admiring Spanish handicrafts and pottery.
After lunch, we'll travel to Málaga and visit the Alcazaba. This Moorish-style palace, nestled on a hill in the heart of the city, offers stunning views of Málaga and the Mediterranean Sea. Inside, you'll find ancient courtyards and gardens, offering a breathtaking view of the city's history.
Next, we'll visit Plaza Herbar, the social hub of Malaga, lined with cafes and restaurants, making it a great place to relax. We'll then visit the Picasso Museum, showcasing the artist's work and life, a must-see in the artist's hometown.
In the evening, head to Malagueta Beach, where you can take a walk or sit quietly and enjoy the sea breeze and beautiful scenery.
Day 8 Malaga → Nerja → Granada
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After breakfast, we'll travel to the coastal city of Nerja and visit the Balcony of Europe. Perched on a cliff, it offers breathtaking views of the beautiful coastline, crystal-clear waters, and distant islands and beaches. Surrounding the balcony are numerous cafés and restaurants, where you can relax and enjoy Spanish cuisine. Below the balcony lies Nerja's beach, where you can soak up the sun and water.
After lunch, we will depart for Granada and visit the world-famous Alhambra Palace. This Arabian-style palace is renowned for its exquisite courtyards and towering carved balustrades, representing a perfect fusion of Islamic architecture and horticulture.
Afterwards, we'll visit the Albaicin district, a Moorish settlement that retains its medieval streetscape, and finally head to the Nicolás Viewpoint, offering stunning views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the Alhambra.
Day 9 Granada → Valencia
All day
After breakfast, we'll depart for Valencia, Spain's third-largest city, to experience the charm of this charming blend of ancient and modern architecture. First, we'll visit Valencia Cathedral, where the legend of the Holy Grail is linked to the Last Supper. We'll also ascend the tower for panoramic views of the city.
Next, we'll visit the National Museum of Ceramics, housed in the Baroque-style Palacio Marques, which houses a collection of Valencian porcelain. We'll then visit the Bullring to experience traditional Spanish culture.
Finally, relax at Malvarrosa Beach and enjoy the surrounding bars, restaurants, and shops, feeling the energy of the coastal city.
Day 10 Valencia → Barcelona
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After breakfast, depart for Barcelona to explore this charming city.
Visit Gaudí's masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia. This unfinished building, designated a World Heritage Site, is expected to be completed in 2026 and will serve as a monument to Gaudí's legacy. Also visit Park Güell, where Gaudí lived and worked for 20 years. The park, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcases his naturalistic design philosophy.
Day 11 Barcelona → Tossa de Mar → Barcelona
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After breakfast, we leave Barcelona and drive to the beautiful coastal town of Tossa de Mar, which is famous for its medieval old town and charming beaches. It is a pearl on the Mediterranean coast.
Upon arrival, we'll begin our visit with a visit to Tossa de Mar. This ancient town retains many historical relics, with its castle towers and walls dotting the skyline. From the castle's watchtower, you can overlook the harbor and the blue sea, soaking in the sea breeze and the atmosphere of history.
Afterward, head to Tossa de Mar Beach. Its clear, inviting waters make it an ideal spot for relaxing and swimming. If time permits, rent a kayak or boat to enjoy water sports and explore the surrounding tranquil bays.
You can enjoy a delicious seafood dinner at a restaurant near the beach, immerse yourself in the leisurely time of Tossa, and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of close contact with the sea.
Day 12 Barcelona Disbandment Day
·morning
Today is the last day of the trip. We will send you to the airport according to your flight schedule and end the trip.
