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3 nights
Barcelona
Spain
Train: 3h
3 nights
Madrid
Spain
Train: 3h
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Seville
Spain
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Arrive Barcelona
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Josep Taradellas Barcelona-La Prat is Barcelona's major airport. Taxis to the center of Barcelona should be between 30 to 50€, depending on destination and time of day. Private transfers are available, and Uber and Lyft are available in limited numbers and priced like taxis. There is also a train service direct from Barcelona Sants Train Stayion for budget-minded travelers.


Arrive Barcelona

Arrive Barcelona

Taxi from Airport
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Josep Taradellas Barcelona-La Prat is Barcelona's major airport. Taxis to the center of Barcelona should be between 30 to 50€, depending on destination and time of day. Private transfers are available, and Uber and Lyft are available in limited numbers and priced like taxis. There is also a train service direct from Barcelona Sants Train Stayion for budget-minded travelers.

Barcelona
Barcelona
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Discover the transformation of Barcelona from its Roman roots to a vibrant, modern metropolis, celebrated for its international flair and unique charm. Unveil the secrets of the iconic Sagrada Familia and explore the ancient Roman and medieval quarters. Experience history and architecture come alive through stories, legends, and the expert insights of an Official Barcelona Private Guide. From the majestic Plaça Nova to the historic Jewish Call, embark on a journey through time, punctuated by a delightful break with tea or coffee and churros in a classic café. Tickets to the Sagrada Familia are included in the cost of this tour.


Barcelona

Barcelona
Barcelona
Early Morning to Early Evening
Tarragona, a charming coastal city located just an hour by train from Barcelona, is the perfect day-trip escape for history enthusiasts and beach lovers alike. Known for its well-preserved Roman ruins, this ancient city was once a bustling hub of the Roman Empire. Spend the day exploring the remarkable Roman amphitheater, walking along the ancient city walls, and discovering the remnants of the Forum. Beyond its historical treasures, Tarragona offers stunning Mediterranean beaches and a relaxed seaside atmosphere.


Barcelona

Barcelona to Madrid
Barcelona to Madrid
7:35 AM
Taking a taxi, Uber or Bolt can evade navigating the metro or a bus with luggage. If that sounds attractive, let your hotel confirm a taxi for you; and using the few simple steps below, continue your journey! Most trains to other major cities and international points depart from Barcelona Sants.


Barcelona to Madrid

Madrid
Madrid
9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Immerse yourself in the heart of Spanish history with a captivating 3-hour walking tour in Madrid, focusing on the majestic Royal Palace (exterior) and the bustling Plaza Mayor. At the Royal Palace, you will learn how the Habsburg Empire came to Spain, grew to cover the New World, and then discovered that the Iberian peninsula was enough land. Then, meander toward the vibrant Plaza Mayor, a grand square framed by historic buildings, lively cafes, and street performers. Among the frescos of these Baroque buildings you'll hear Madrid's history, the good and the bad, the everyday and the dramatic. Through it all, you will have the chance to see and hear the buzz of life the proceeds from Spain's capital!


Madrid

Madrid
Madrid
Morning to Afternoon
Take a trip into the mountains just outside of Madrid and disover El Escorial. At one time a royal monastery filled with monks praying for the Spanish Empire, El Escorial also served as a royal retreat. Since the king and family slept there, many of the rooms are far from austere. Where once only a precious few could admire the frescos and statues of the largest Renaissance building in the world, you can freely visit!

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The inhabitants were sworn to poverty, the furnishings, not so much.
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Roam the woods and fields of this former royal hunting ground.
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Madrid

Madrid to Seville
Madrid to Seville
Morning
Retiro Park offers an idyllic retreat right amid central Madrid. The expansive green space is more than a park though, it is a part of the city's historical and cultural fabric. Residents and tourists come to relax here, admiring the formal gardens, strolling shaded lanes through manicured forests, and finding a nice spot to picnic near a water feature. Art and architecture are also prominent features of the park, as you can discover in the Palacio de Cristal.

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Feel Genteel next to This Monument of 19th-Century Spanish Industry
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Row Your Worries Away on the Grand Water of El Retiro Park
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In Madrid, of Course You Have to Stop and Smell the...
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This Granite Arch once guarded the walls of Madrid...
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The Fallen Angel statue in El Retiro Park, Madrid, is a striking monument that captures the imagination of visitors. Created by sculptor Ricardo Bellver in 1877, the statue depicts Lucifer falling from Heaven, inspired by John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost."
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Madrid to Seville

Seville
Seville
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Walk with your private guide and discover the long, eventful history of Seville. From Roman walls built at the command of Julius Caesar to the Royal Alcazar Palace of the Caliphs, from and St. Mary's Cathedral, a repurposed mosque, to the General Archive ofthe Indies containing the early records of New World exploration, this tour will amaze you. Your guide will help you skip the lines for the Alcazar, one of the triumphs of Moorish architecture, to illustrate the many winds of history that have blown through Seville's streets.

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The Seville Alcázar, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a stunning blend of Mudéjar, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. Originally a 10th-century fortress, it features the exquisite Patio de las Doncellas, the grand Salón de Embajadores, and lush, expansive gardens.
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Seville

Seville
Seville
Morning/Mid-Day
The northern part of Seville's Casco Antiguo (Old Town) offers captivating historical attractions as well as a strikingly modern landmark in the Setas de Sevilla. This area, with its mix of cultural landmarks and lively atmosphere, provides a unique perspective on Seville's heritage, while also offering a glimpse into the city's life beyond the most touristed quarters. For instance, this is where you'll find the Alameda de Hércules, a vibrant boulevard filled with cafes and nightlife, where the locals often head for an evening out on the town. You can explore two of Seville's most beautiful architectural masterpieces, the majestic Duenas Palace with its rich history and stunning gardens, and the Casa de Pilatos, which is a showcase for exquisite architecture and art. Art lovers should also not miss the Museum of Fine Arts for an impressive array of Spanish masterpieces. For some visitors, the highlight of their visit to the city is the contemporary Setas de Sevilla, also known as the Metropol Parasol. It offers panoramic views and a glimpse into Seville's innovative spirit.

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Walk above the rooftops of Seville on this strikingly modern wooden parasol.
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Explore the lavish Duenas Palace and its breathtaking gardens.
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Stroll a lively and wide boulevard that is also Seville's oldest public garden.
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Tour one of Seville's most magnificent architectural gems, the Casa de Pilatos.
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Admire Spanish masterpieces at the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Seville

Depart Seville
Depart Seville
To Be Determined
The Aeropuerto de Seville rests about a 15-minute taxi ride from town (depending on your precise location). If you leave from your hotel 2 hours and 45 minutes before your flight, you should have a good amount of time to deposit bags and pass through security. In heavy traffic, the ride can last up to 40 mins. Depending on time of day, the ride will cost between 30 and 45 euros. Uber has a limited presence in Seville, but it is available.


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