Andalucia, Valencia & Barcelona 7-Day Trip

Andalucia, Valencia & Barcelona 7-Day Trip

Day 1 (Monday): Madrid – Cordoba – Seville

Depart from Plaza de Oriente at 8:30 am on a luxury air-conditioned coach and sit back while you're driven to the south. Admire the landscapes of Castilla La Mancha, Don Quixote’s birthplace, until you get to Despeñaperros, a canyon carved out by a river and entrance into the Andalusian autonomous community.  

Cordoba is a city where many civilizations once flourished, including the Moors, Romans, Jews, and Christians. Follow your guide into the impressive multi-arched Mosque-Cathedral, a symbol of the sophistication of Islamic Spain. Next, you'll visit the old Jewish Quarter, packed with pretty white houses full of plants and flowers hanging from the balconies and peaceful interior patios.

In the evening, you’ll head to Seville.
 

Day 2 (Tuesday): Seville

On the second day, you’ll discover the city’s most symbolic landmarks and learn why it is one of the most-visited cities in Spain. You’ll stroll to the Cathedral and its renowned bell tower called Giralda.  

Afterwards, you’ll enjoy the charming Santa Cruz neighborhood and wander through the lush María Luisa Park and admire the surprising Plaza de España. After the guided tour, you’ll have time to walk around and try the region’s delicious gastronomy.

At nightfall, you can delight in a Flamenco show.

Day 3 (Wednesday): Seville – Granada

Board the coach and head east to Granada, through the route of the Caliphate, the last bastion of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada. Upon arrival, you’ll walk through the charming streets and admire its many palaces, monuments, and landmarks. You’ll visit one of the country’s iconic symbols, the renowned Alhambra, and the gardens of the Generalife.

Afterwards, enjoy a panoramic tour of Granada and delight in a Zambra show, a type of Flamenco dance typical of the Gypsies of Granada in the Sacromonte neighborhood (optional).
 

Day 4 (Thursday): Granada – Valencia

On the fourth day, continue the journey to Valencia by crossing Murcia and Alicante. Discover this charming city full of contrasts with a monumental historic center and fabulous Modernista architecture, like the City of Arts and Sciences.  

At nighttime, you’ll have time to amble around the city and try one of its traditional Valencian paellas.
 

Day 5 (Friday): Valencia – Barcelona

In the morning, you’ll continue to explore Valencia, the third-largest city in Spain, and its most impressive landmarks.

In the afternoon, you’ll hop on a luxury air-conditioned coach and head north to Catalonia, crossing Tarragona until you get to Barcelona, where you’ll spend the night.
 

Day 6 (Saturday): Barcelona

After breakfast, you’ll discover this captivating seaside city accompanied by your English-speaking guide and penetrate its old town to understand why it's one of the most visited destinations in Spain. Packed with Modernista landmarks and Antoni Gaudí’s emblematic buildings, including Casa Milá, La Pedrera, and Casa Batlló, you'll not want to leave. Then, you’ll head to the Parque Montjuïc, where you’ll enjoy some stunning city views.

Wander along the medieval streets of the Gothic Quarter, and you’ll have the afternoon free to keep exploring the city but at your own pace. We recommend visiting the beaches, trying its typical dishes, and then enjoying the city's lively nightlife.
 

Day 7 (Sunday): Barcelona – Zaragoza – Madrid

After a whole day in Barcelona, you’ll get on the coach and drive to Zaragoza, situated on the banks of the Ebro River, the Iberian Peninsula’s largest river. Upon arrival, you’ll have free time to discover its cultural heritage and walk back in time to when the Iberians, Romans, Moors, Jews, and Christians erected the city little by little. The city's most emblematic buildings are: the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, the Lonja, and the Cathedral of the Savoir.

The 7-day excursion will come to an end in Madrid at approximately 7:30 pm.
 

Accommodation

The tour includes 6 nights' accommodation at the following 4-star standard and superior hotels, depending on the option chosen when booking:

Standard suite in a 4-star hotel:

• Seville (2 nights): Catalonia Santa Justa Hotel or Catalonia Giralda.
• Granada (1 night): Los Ángeles Hotel.
• Valencia (1 night): Ilunion Aqua3 Hotel or NH Valencia Las Artes.
• Barcelona (2 nights): Catalonia Barcelona 505.

Superior suite in a 4-star hotel:

• Seville (2 nights): Hotel Melia Lebreros.
• Granada (1 night): Hotel Melia Granada.
• Valencia (1 night): Hotel Tryp Valencia Oceanic or NH Valencia Las Artes.
• Barcelona (2 nights): Catalonia Barcelona Plaza Plaza or Melia Barcelona Sarria.

Pricing

The prices are per person staying in a double room. You'll be charged a supplement if you're traveling by yourself and want a single room.

Please note that children under 4 years old travel for free when sharing a room with two adults, but there is a limit of 1 child of this age per room. Children from 4 to 7 years old will pay the rate according to their age only if they share a room with two adults. In the latter case, there is also a maximum of 1 child per room.

Meeting points

When booking, you can indicate to start the tour at one of the following meeting points:

• Hotel Riu Plaza España
• Hotel Princesa Plaza Madrid

Meeting Point from April 1st

From April 1st the meeting point will be the Meliá Castilla hotel.