The guide and the driver will pick-you up at the hotel to explore Madrid on a panoramic and small walking tour. Stroll around Plaza de la Villa, the famous Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol and Plaza de Oriente.

Rest of the evening at leisure.

Get on the private vehicle and head to Puerta de Toledo. See the oldest bridge in Madrid with drive next to the Manzanares River, from where you will have great views of the Royal Palace and the Almudena Cathedral. Pass by Mayor Street, Puerta del Sol square and the Las Cortes quarter on your way to the Paseo del Prado. Admire the architecture of the Old Madrid arriving into the Las Letras Quarter. Drive by Cibeles Fountain, where Real Madrid fans celebrate the team’s victories.

Puerta de Alcalá, the most famous of the five ancient gates into the city; Santiago Bernabéu stadium through Paseo de la Castellana street and Colon square. Get off the vehicle and, accompanied by your guide, enter the Royal Palace.

Private transfer from the hotel to Madrid train station. Train to Granada. Private transfer from Granada train station to the hotel.

Entrance to an evening flamenco show at a traditional gypsy cave.

Today after breakfast we leave in a private vehicle from the hotel to Train station. Transfers from airport to recommended hotel for check-in in Granada, after lunch attend an evening flamenco show at a traditional gypsy cave, Granada is undoubtedly one of the main references of flamenco in Spain and, in particular, the Sacromonte one of its cradles. This gypsy neighborhood is the epicenter of what the experts call the “jondura” and “the elf” , and it originates the zambra, a flamenco dance and singing party that goes back to the Century XVI and, in particular, to the nuptial rituals of the Moors of the city.

Today we leave for a guided tour of Alhambra & Generalife, A recreation house of the sultans of Granada, surrounded by orchards and gardens, these newly created, together with the amphitheater at the entrance, which hosts every year some of the shows of the Music and Dance Festival. The visit of the Alhambra will show you the Alcazaba, the oldest area of the Alhambra complex; the Nasrid Palaces, which include a large number of rooms, among which the Mexuar Palaces, the Comares Palaces and the Patio de los Leones stand out, the latter considered the greatest exponent of Nasrid art; and the Generalife Gardens, a summer palace, located east of the Alhambra and surrounded by large gardens overflowing with the most varied vegetation, framed in an unmistakably Islamic landscape architecture.

Private transfer from the hotel to Granada station. Train to Seville. Private transfer from Seville train station to the hotel.

Leave for Seville in a private transfer from the hotel to Granada train station. Regular guided walking tour of Seville, royal alcazar and cathedral. Sevilla is known for its celebrations and festivals. One of the most famous of these occurs during Semana Santa, or Holy Week, the seven days leading up to Easter. The festival features colourful processions of floats, depicting religious scenes and carried by cofradías (brotherhoods) from their churches to the Cathedral of Santa Maria. The city’s April Fair, first held in the mid-19th century, celebrates the Andalusian countryside.

*kindly note, for doing the regular guided tour of Seville this day, you will need to get the train that leaves Seville at 07h45

Guided excursion to Cordoba,To visit Cordoba in one day from Seville, you will spend one hour by bus crossing through towns of great beauty such as Carmona, La Luisiana and La Carlota, to reach Cordoba, the city that was once the light of the world when it enjoyed the position of being a caliphate city. Cordoba offers an enormous cultural and historic legacy. You will visit the gorgeous Mosque-Cathedral, declared a World Heritage Site, which is considered the most important monument of western Islamic art. Its shimmering golden mosaics and an endless row of red and white striped arches make it a visual delight. Won’t miss The Jewish Quarters with its narrow streets and whitewashed houses full of flowers and the only Synagogue in Andalusia. Once you have explored all the secrets of this tour to Cordoba from Seville, you will have free time to walk around, enjoy a traditional meal or do some shopping.

Private transfer from the hotel to Seville airport. Flight to Barcelona. Private transfer from Barcelona airport to the hotel.

Discover the multifaceted city, driving in a private vehicle for you and your small group of maximum eight guests. First, visit Plaça Espanya and Montjuïc mountain. Discover the works from the Universal Exposition of 1929 and the Olympic games of 1992 as you make your way up the mountain. Stop at the Mirador de l’Alcalde, a beautiful terrace with wonderful views of Barcelona’s iconic skyline offering fantastic photo opportunities. After taking in the views of Barcelona from the Mirador, head down the mountain to visit the beautiful seafront of the city before heading to the Gothic Quarter. Visit the Old town with a relaxed walking tour, as this is the best way to discover this area without missing any of its secrets. Wander through its quaint little back streets to find the
hidden imprints left by the Roman and medieval city in this world-famous neighbourhood.
Afterwards, head to Plaça Catalunya, the centre of the city, before following the Passeig de Gràcia avenue to discover the main examples of Catalan architecture. Here, discover the works of Domenech i Muntaner, Puig i Cadafalch, and Antoni Gaudí, the three main architects representing the Modernist style of building. Take a moment to admire the striking features of their works, including Gaudi’s Casa Batlló and La Pedrera as well as Casa Ametller and Casa Lleo Morera. Next, follow the footsteps of Gaudí and explore the Eixample district. This district was designed by the urban planner Ildefons Cerdà as an expansion of the Old Town. In the Eixample, find the main highlight of this tour, Gaudí’s crowning achievement, La Sagrada Familia. Discover the many examples of religious symbolism hidden in its façades. Gaudí’s incredible and organic architectural style will leave you breathless. This tour includes access to Sagrada Familia, so you will be able to take in the impressive interior of the basilica.

Group guided excursion to Montserrat mountain, incl. Monastery entrance. This is one of the most unique places in Catalonia. Located 60 kilometres outside Barcelona, the peculiar shape of the massif has earned it the name Montserrat, or “sawtooth mountain”. Its unusual, semi-rounded rock formations, resembling sandcastles, have fired the imaginations of visitors for millennia. The wealth of natural scenery is complemented by its status as a place of spiritual significance. It is the place where the patron saint of Catalonia, Our Lady of Montserrat, La Moreneta, is said to have appeared inside a cave.

Private transfer from Madrid hotel to airport