Arrival in Barcelona. Our staff will be waiting at the airport to greet you and arrange transfer to the hotel, accommodation, overnight.

After breakfast, we will go by air-conditioned coach to visit Barcelona. In addition to the tour guide, you will be accompanied by an official local guide during the tour. We will start our tour from Rambla – the most famous walking street in the city, which starts at Plaza Cataluña and ends at the Columbus monument. We will go to the Gothic Quarter with the famous Saint Eulalia Cathedral , Royal Square and the Generalitat building – the seat of the Autonomous Government of Catalonia

We will walk along the street Paseo de Gracia to admire the architecture of Gaudi’s houses: Casa Batllo and Casa Mila – “La Pedrera” – called the quarry. Later we will see the Sagrada Familia cathedral one of the most visited places in Barcelona. Then we will go to Parque Güell and from there to the hill Montjüic , on the way we will stop at the Camp Nou stadium of FC Barcelona football club. On the Montjüic hill, in addition to the beautiful panorama of Barcelona, we will also see Montjüic Olympic Ring built on the occasion of the 1992 Olympic Games: the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium, the Palau Sant Jordi, the Bernat Picornell Swimming Pools and the peculiar Calatrava Telecommunications Tower. If there will be still a time we will visit botanical garden with more than 2,000 species of plants, this garden located in the old municipal landfill currently shows a surprising beauty.

Return to the hotel. Overnight.

After breakfast, we set off for Valencia, stopping on the way in the city of Tarragona, whose historical roots go back to antiquity, when the Iberians lived on the peninsula. In the 3rd century BC the city was a fortified Roman camp used to conquer neighboring regions. At the time of its greatest prosperity, it was one of the most elegant cities in the entire empire and was inhabited by about 250,000 people. We will see a Roman aqueduct, an old town, a Romanesque-Gothic cathedral, a Roman amphitheater from the times of Octavian Augustus.

Dinner and overnight at a hotel in Valencia.

After breakfast, we will start exploring the city of Valencia , the third most populous city in Spain. It was founded in 138 BCE. and was inhabited by Roman colonies and soldiers. In later times, Valencia for over 500 years, beginning in 712 CE. it was under Arab rule. To this day, you can admire the influence of this culture on the architecture and monuments of the city. During the visit we will see medieval city gates – Torres Serranos from the 14th century, Borgia Palace (seat of the local parliament), Plaza de la Virgen , Cathedral , Royal Basilica and Palace de la Generalitat , La Lonja – silk exchange building, recognized by UNESCO as the World Heritage of Humanity. Of course, we will not miss the City of Arts and Sciences which was established in the former bed of the Turia River. We will also have time to visit Oceanografic Park – Aquarium – which is the third largest water park in the world.

On the way to Madrid, we will stop to visit Toledo , known as the Imperial City, whose historical roots go back to the Bronze Age. A city with a rich history, many times named the capital of the kingdom and archbishopric. Over the centuries, Muslim, Jewish and Christian cultures have coexisted here, each leaving their mark on the architecture and monuments of Toledo. Panoramic visit with a beautiful viewpoint. A stroll around the old town , Zocodover Square , we will see Greco’s house , St. Martin , the 15th century monastery of St. John of the Kings . We will also visit the interior of the Cathedral .

Dinner and overnight at a hotel near Madrid.

After breakfast, we will start exploring Madrid, the capital of Spain. Madrid is the largest city in Spain and the third largest city in Europe after Paris and London. Madrid is 600 meters above sea level. and is the highest capital of Europe. It is also one of the oldest cities on our continent. The first historical evidence of a stable settlement dates back to the 9th century, the Muslim era.

In Madrid we will see the stadium of the football club Real Madrid , bullfighting arena , Paseo de Prado , Atocha train station with a great tropical garden inside, Retiro Park , Principe Pio Hill with the Temple of Debod , Plaza España , streets Gran Via , < strong> Royal Palace , Plaza de Oriente , Royal Theater , Cathedral of Santa Maria de Almudena , remains of the defensive walls from 9th century , Church of St. Sacramento , calle Mayor , Plaza de la Villa and St. Michael , Plaza Mayor , Puerta del Sol and Neptune’s Square .

Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.

After breakfast, we will start our return to the Costa Brava. On the way, we will stop for a short visit to Zaragoza, a city with over 2000 years of history. The first information about the settlement comes from the second half of the 3rd century CE. Muslim rule over the city lasted until the 11th century CE. when it is conquered by Alfonso I, becoming the capital of the Kingdom of Aragon. During the visit, we will visit the basilica Nuestra Señora del Pilar .

Dinner and overnight at a hotel on the Costa Brava.

Breakfast. Free day you can spend relaxing on the beach, walking and discovering the city or shopping at La Roca Village Outlet near Barcelona. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.