17-Day Spain's Major Cities, Towns & Villages

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This sightseeing tour takes you through interesting streets, squares and avenues to discover the city. You have the option to have lunch at San Miguel Market, with over 30 different vendors selling a wide variety of freshly prepared tapas. In the afternoon, join an optional tour of the Royal Palace, the official residence of the Spanish Royal family or explore the city at your own pace.

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Today discover Toledo, located 70 km from Madrid, a beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site museum-like city. It is one of the oldest towns in Europe with artistic beauty and buildings from almost all periods in history. Toledo is called the “City of the Three Cultures” since Christians, Muslims and Jews lived together. In the 16th century, it was also home to the great painter El Greco.

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Today explore the city on your own, one of the best ways to visit Spain. You can visit some of the many museums in the city, such as the Thyssen-Bornemisza, home to one of the most important collections of paintings from the 20th century owned by the Spanish public. Or, the Museo del Prado, a Royal Museum of Painting and Sculpture. Alternatively, there are the 21,000 works of art in the Reina Sofia Museum, mainly dedicated to Spanish art with collections from Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali.

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A free day could be devoted to getting to know the back streets of the old quarter, to visit some of the other places or monuments like the Plaza de la Villa, Church of San Francisco el Grande, Royal Monastery of the Incarnation, Archaeological Museum, Park of the Buen Retiro. We also suggest to visit the Royal Botanical Garden.

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Today depart Madrid by train to Seville. A city full of culture, Seville's history and fabulous shops and restaurants can be enjoyed at your leisure. Walk up to the Guadalquivir River to see the Golden Tower and the Maestranza, visit Plaza de Espana, Jardines de Murillo, Maria Luisa Park, or perhaps one of the grandest churches in Seville, the Iglesia del Salvador.

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You'll have the day to enjoy Cordoba at your leisure. The highlight of the city of Cordoba is the Mosque-Cathedral, one of the oldest structures still standing from the time Muslims ruled Al-Andalus. A symbol and reminder to the world of the golden civilisation that Muslims built in Europe over one thousand years ago.

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Ronda, a town with 35,000 inhabitants, built at the edge of the Serrania de Ronda mountains, the town is a remarkable site on top of a crag overlooking a loop on the Guadalete River. The Old Town, right at the top of the rock is located around the walls of the Castle of the Dukes of Arcos. You can enjoy the beautiful views of mountain ranges that surround Ronda.

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A free day which can be devoted to getting to know the back streets of the old quarter, to visit Jardin de Murillo with a statue dedicated to Christopher Columbus, the immense and majestic Seville Cathedral, Alcazar, oldest palace still in use and faithful witness of the history of Seville and the Plaza de Espana, found within the Maria Luisa Park, an eclectic combination of Rennaissance and Moorish Revivalism.

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The high-speed train will take you to the beautiful city of Granada. In the afternoon, visit the Albayzin, a district of Granada, considered as one of the most charming neighbourhoods. Walk along the narrow streets and learn about the Medieval Moorish past. Join in a Flamenco Dance Show. Flamenco, a culture that is transmitted by the rhythm of the guitar and by the singing and dancing that allows to experience and feel this fascinating world.

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Today is free for you to enjoy, alternatively, you can visit the Old Quarter with important monuments such as the Royal Chapel, the Cathedral, the Church of San Juan de Dois in Baroque style, and the Monastery of San Jeronimo in Renaissance style. Or, you can visit the eclectic Sacromonte gypsy neighbourhood.

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If there is a city that truly evokes the essence of Spain, it is Granada. A crossroad of civilisations since the city began, it is a vibrant, friendly and lively metropolis that is full of culture. You can visit the Alhambra, the flagship of the city's vast historical heritage, standing on a hilltop overlooking the city.

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This morning's train ride is about 8 hours. You will arrive around mid-afternoon in Barcelona. This city is a cosmopolitan Mediterranean metropolis that incorporates in its an urban street pattern many Roman remains, medieval quarters and the most beautiful examples of Modernist architectural style.

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Located at the Mediterranean sea in the very north of the Spanish coast, this is certainly the most cosmopolitan and economically active city in the country. Barcelona has a very old history with many monuments that are fine examples of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance periods. However, what defines this city's character is all that has been built during the last 100 years.

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Girona has all the charm of a large city but without the crowds. Make the most of your visit at any time of year, and if you can, visit more than once! This city is alive and there are always new things to entice you. Located between the sea and the mountains, the Old Town is one of the most evocative historical centres in Catalonia.

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Montserrat is a rocky mountain located 50 km far from Barcelona. It is considered the most significant and important mountains of Catalonia. The mountain is considered to be sacred, with many monasteries and churches to explore, some are abandoned.