España
Spain, a country on Europe’s Iberian Peninsula, includes 17 autonomous regions with diverse geography and cultures. Capital city Madrid is home to the Royal Palace and Prado museum, housing works by European masters. Segovia has a medieval castle (the Alcázar) and an intact Roman aqueduct.
Barcelona - Arrival
August 16.
Arrive in Barcelona today. Take time to explore on your own.
Barcelona, the cosmopolitan capital of Spain’s Catalonia region, is known for its art and architecture. The fantastical Sagrada Família church and other modernist landmarks designed by Antoni Gaudí dot the city. Museu Picasso and Fundació Joan Miró feature modern art by their namesakes.
Hop On Hop Off Barcelona
You can never think enough about the Hop On Hop Off Barcelona bus tour to discover a city! It is however an extraordinary and economic way to make a first connection with its main tourist attractions, without stress, at its own pace. Barcelona bus tour offers three routes where no monument is forgotten. A great thing to do in Barcelona!
The open bus runs through the city on predefined routes. These routes stop in front of each significant monument in the city. Your ticket allows you to hop on and hop off as many times as you wish throughout the day or for two days depending on the fare you have chosen.
- 100% mobile and skip the line: If you buy your ticket on our website, it will be mobile, i.e. either printable, to keep on your phone and present to the bus driver. No more waiting lines to get your ticket at a tourist office in the city!
- You receive your ticket by email immediately after purchase.
- Your ticket is valid all year round, it will only be activated when it is scanned on the bus. From then on it will be valid for the whole day or for two consecutive days according to your purchase.
- Free audio guide with headphones : The audio guide included in the ticket price is currently available in 16 different languages (English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Russian, Norwegian, Swedish, Turkish, Dutch).
- A city map is available on board.
- Free WiFi on board!
- Enjoy the presence of an official tour guide on board the bus, he will answer all your questions.
- Finally, thanks to the open top floor of the double decker, take all the pictures you want of this extraordinary city!
Montserrat Monastery with Cava Wine Tasting Small Group Tour from Barcelona
Enjoy beautiful mountain scenery, history, and wine during this 10-hour, small-group excursion that includes a visit to Montserrat Monastery and a winery tasting near Barcelona. Drive by air-conditioned van to the hilltop religious site of Montserrat, where you'll enjoy spectacular views and see the Black Virgin, a 12th-century religious icon. Then head to Sant Sadurni d'Anoia, the nexus of Catalonia's wine industry, where you'll visit a winery for a tasting. Along the way you'll get personal attention from your knowledgeable guide.
Spend the day exploring the history and winemaking of the region near Barcelona on this 10-hour, small-group excursion. Not only will you have a chance to enjoy the area's spectacular scenery, you'll also gain a newfound appreciation for its religious significance at Montserrat and its many years of winemaking traditions at a local winery. Leave Barcelona at 8:30am for a visit to Montserrat, a monastery that sits amongst the craggy mountains just outside of town. See the complex's famous Royal Basilica, which contains the 12th-century statue of the Black Virgin, a venerated icon. If you visit during the week, you'll also get to hear the angelic singing of La Escolania de Montserrat, one of the oldest children's choirs in Europe. During your visit you can also stop by the Museum of Monserrat to explore the site's history, or take a ride to the rack railway or cable car for sublime mountain views. During the second half of your day you'll head to Catalonia's Penedes region to learn about the area's vast wine industry. Stop by a winery, where you'll have a chance to view the vast wine cellars and taste some of the wineries' top-notch products. Your tour ends back in Barcelona at around 7pm.
Enjoy beautiful mountain scenery, history, and wine during this 10-hour, small-group excursion that includes a visit to Montserrat Monastery and a winery tasting near Barcelona. Drive by air-conditioned van to the hilltop religious site of Montserrat, where you'll enjoy spectacular views and see the Black Virgin, a 12th-century religious icon. Then head to Sant Sadurni d'Anoia, the nexus of Catalonia's wine industry, where you'll visit a winery for a tasting. Along the way you'll get personal attention from your knowledgeable guide.
- Full-day, small-group tour by minivan to Montserrat and a winery
- Personalized small group and commentary
- Free time to explore Montserrat Monastery and its scenic parklands
- Tour of a winery's vast cellars and wine tasting
Spend the day exploring the history and winemaking of the region near Barcelona on this 10-hour, small-group excursion. Not only will you have a chance to enjoy the area's spectacular scenery, you'll also gain a newfound appreciation for its religious significance at Montserrat and its many years of winemaking traditions at a local winery. Leave Barcelona at 8:30am for a visit to Montserrat, a monastery that sits amongst the craggy mountains just outside of town. See the complex's famous Royal Basilica, which contains the 12th-century statue of the Black Virgin, a venerated icon. If you visit during the week, you'll also get to hear the angelic singing of La Escolania de Montserrat, one of the oldest children's choirs in Europe. During your visit you can also stop by the Museum of Monserrat to explore the site's history, or take a ride to the rack railway or cable car for sublime mountain views. During the second half of your day you'll head to Catalonia's Penedes region to learn about the area's vast wine industry. Stop by a winery, where you'll have a chance to view the vast wine cellars and taste some of the wineries' top-notch products. Your tour ends back in Barcelona at around 7pm.
La Barceloneta
Stretching out along the entire promenade up to the Olympic port in the renowned and old maritime neighbourhood of the same name. There are all types of services typical to a town beach. This excellent beach has two beaches one at each end: one near the Olympic Port with Paseo Marítimo Beach and the other near the Puerto de Barcelona with San Sebastiá Beach. These beaches have a big team of patrolling lifeguards from the local police, particularly in the summer season. It is a favourite amongst our foreign visitors.
Stretching out along the entire promenade up to the Olympic port in the renowned and old maritime neighbourhood of the same name. There are all types of services typical to a town beach. This excellent beach has two beaches one at each end: one near the Olympic Port with Paseo Marítimo Beach and the other near the Puerto de Barcelona with San Sebastiá Beach. These beaches have a big team of patrolling lifeguards from the local police, particularly in the summer season. It is a favourite amongst our foreign visitors.
- Length : 1.100 m
- Average width : 89 m
- Limits : From Carrer Almirall Cervera to the Olympic Port
- Bus: 14, 16, 17, 36, 39, 40, 45, 51, 57, 59, 64
- Metro: Line 4 - Barceloneta and Ciutadella
- Tram: Ciutadella-Vila Olímpica
- Cycle track
Casa Batlló
Yet another amazing Gaudí creation, the UNESCO-listed Casa Batlló is one of the most characteristic Modernist buildings in Barcelona. The fantastical mansion was designed as a private residence for the textile manufacturer Josep Batlló i Casanovas. With its freely swinging shapes and ornamental facade, this dreamlike building looks like a castle from a surreal fairy tale.
Most of the design details depart completely from any architectural precedent. The window frame on the first floor is bordered by swinging shapes that suggest plants, others resemble entrances to caves. On the facade, decorative glazed ceramic tiles in green, blue, and ochre colors add to the flamboyance. The wave-shaped roof, like that of Casa Milà, has numerous richly adorned chimneys. Gaudí also created the interior decorations, which can be seen in the Casa Museu Gaudí in the Güell Park. For those seeking a superb gourmet meal, the elegant Moments Restaurant, with two Michelin stars, is just a few steps away at 38 Passeig de Gràcia.
Address: 43 Passeig de Grácia, Barcelona
Yet another amazing Gaudí creation, the UNESCO-listed Casa Batlló is one of the most characteristic Modernist buildings in Barcelona. The fantastical mansion was designed as a private residence for the textile manufacturer Josep Batlló i Casanovas. With its freely swinging shapes and ornamental facade, this dreamlike building looks like a castle from a surreal fairy tale.
Most of the design details depart completely from any architectural precedent. The window frame on the first floor is bordered by swinging shapes that suggest plants, others resemble entrances to caves. On the facade, decorative glazed ceramic tiles in green, blue, and ochre colors add to the flamboyance. The wave-shaped roof, like that of Casa Milà, has numerous richly adorned chimneys. Gaudí also created the interior decorations, which can be seen in the Casa Museu Gaudí in the Güell Park. For those seeking a superb gourmet meal, the elegant Moments Restaurant, with two Michelin stars, is just a few steps away at 38 Passeig de Gràcia.
Address: 43 Passeig de Grácia, Barcelona
Antoni Gaudí - Sagrada Família
One of Europe's most unconventional churches, this spectacular basilica is the most famous sight in Barcelona. The UNESCO-listed Basilica de la Sagrada Familia stands in the northern part of the city, dominating its surroundings with its 18 spindly towers soaring high above all other monuments. The Basilica of the Sacred Family is also known in Spanish by its official name: Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família.
Antoni Gaudí was commissioned in 1883 to design this basilica as a neo-Gothic church. But instead of following the plans, he created a signature example of his famous surrealistic Art Nouveau architecture. He had no firm ideas in mind, preferring to alter and add to the plans as work progressed. Although Gaudí had originally forecast between ten and fifteen years, the church was never completed. As a result, the main work by the most important Catalan architect of modern times remains just a shell, and nobody knows whether or when it will ever be completed.
Visitors are first struck by the lavish exterior with its expressive Nativity facade depicting the birth of Jesus, and the evocative Passion facade that illustrates the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Equally stunning, the interior is an immense space of 90 meters long by 60 meters high. The ceiling sparkles with opulent decorative details, and colorful stained-glass windows allow ethereal light to flow in.
The apse features an unusual Crucifix rendered as a canopy with lanterns. The overall effect is jaw-dropping. Gaudí best captured the essence of his architectural masterpiece when he described it as "a work that is in the hands of God and the will of the people."
One of Europe's most unconventional churches, this spectacular basilica is the most famous sight in Barcelona. The UNESCO-listed Basilica de la Sagrada Familia stands in the northern part of the city, dominating its surroundings with its 18 spindly towers soaring high above all other monuments. The Basilica of the Sacred Family is also known in Spanish by its official name: Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família.
Antoni Gaudí was commissioned in 1883 to design this basilica as a neo-Gothic church. But instead of following the plans, he created a signature example of his famous surrealistic Art Nouveau architecture. He had no firm ideas in mind, preferring to alter and add to the plans as work progressed. Although Gaudí had originally forecast between ten and fifteen years, the church was never completed. As a result, the main work by the most important Catalan architect of modern times remains just a shell, and nobody knows whether or when it will ever be completed.
Visitors are first struck by the lavish exterior with its expressive Nativity facade depicting the birth of Jesus, and the evocative Passion facade that illustrates the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Equally stunning, the interior is an immense space of 90 meters long by 60 meters high. The ceiling sparkles with opulent decorative details, and colorful stained-glass windows allow ethereal light to flow in.
The apse features an unusual Crucifix rendered as a canopy with lanterns. The overall effect is jaw-dropping. Gaudí best captured the essence of his architectural masterpiece when he described it as "a work that is in the hands of God and the will of the people."
Valencia - Arrival
August 21.
The port city of Valencia lies on Spain’s southeastern coast, where the Turia River meets the Mediterranean Sea. It’s known for its City of Arts and Sciences, with futuristic structures including a planetarium, an oceanarium and an interactive museum. Valencia also has several beaches, including some within nearby Albufera Park, a wetlands reserve with a lake and walking trails.
Valencia - Arrival
August 21.
The port city of Valencia lies on Spain’s southeastern coast, where the Turia River meets the Mediterranean Sea. It’s known for its City of Arts and Sciences, with futuristic structures including a planetarium, an oceanarium and an interactive museum. Valencia also has several beaches, including some within nearby Albufera Park, a wetlands reserve with a lake and walking trails.
Ibiza - Arrival
Evening of August 21.
Arrival in Ibiza. Take time to explore on your own.
Ibiza is one of the Balearic islands, an archipelago of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea. It's well known for the lively nightlife in Ibiza Town and Sant Antoni, where major European nightclubs have summer outposts. It’s also home to quiet villages, yoga retreats and beaches, from Platja d'en Bossa, lined with hotels, bars and shops, to quieter sandy coves backed by pine-clad hills found all around the coast.
Cala Comte
Located on the west of the island, Cala Comte has a small beach with sun loungers as well as a rocky coastline with plenty of carved flat platforms to base yourself for the day – perfect for anyone who loves the sea but hates the sand. The water is shallow too, making it a great spot to bring kids. Spend all day in the water until sunset, then head up to one of the three restaurants on top of the cliffs to enjoy the wide-lens views of the sun dropping behind the horizon.
Evening of August 21.
Arrival in Ibiza. Take time to explore on your own.
Ibiza is one of the Balearic islands, an archipelago of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea. It's well known for the lively nightlife in Ibiza Town and Sant Antoni, where major European nightclubs have summer outposts. It’s also home to quiet villages, yoga retreats and beaches, from Platja d'en Bossa, lined with hotels, bars and shops, to quieter sandy coves backed by pine-clad hills found all around the coast.
Cala Comte
Located on the west of the island, Cala Comte has a small beach with sun loungers as well as a rocky coastline with plenty of carved flat platforms to base yourself for the day – perfect for anyone who loves the sea but hates the sand. The water is shallow too, making it a great spot to bring kids. Spend all day in the water until sunset, then head up to one of the three restaurants on top of the cliffs to enjoy the wide-lens views of the sun dropping behind the horizon.
Dalt Vila
Dalt Vila (meaning “upper town”) is Ibiza’s old town and sits on a hill, contained within ancient walls and looking out to sea. The views from the ramparts are stunning, and the numerous winding cobbled streets and steps lead towards the cathedral at the top. The main gateway into the old town is up a ramp and through an old drawbridge. The area is not simply a tourist attraction; it is still partly residential and offers tantalising glimpses of real life through the occasional open door. This is a fascinating area to wander around during the day or evening, with many little shops, galleries, museums and restaurants in the narrow streets.
Dalt Vila (meaning “upper town”) is Ibiza’s old town and sits on a hill, contained within ancient walls and looking out to sea. The views from the ramparts are stunning, and the numerous winding cobbled streets and steps lead towards the cathedral at the top. The main gateway into the old town is up a ramp and through an old drawbridge. The area is not simply a tourist attraction; it is still partly residential and offers tantalising glimpses of real life through the occasional open door. This is a fascinating area to wander around during the day or evening, with many little shops, galleries, museums and restaurants in the narrow streets.
Can Rich de Buscastell
Another Sant Antoni favorite, this organic winery is known for its ecological farming practices as well as its fine wines, and it produces excellent olive oil, vinegar and herb liqueur as well. It's located on some 46 lovely acres, and tours are available by appointment only. Expect to enjoy a walk through the vineyards along with some time spent in the processing area. You'll learn everything you ever wanted to know about how wine makes it from the vine to the bottle before enjoying a tasting of several wines paired with delicious tapas.
Another Sant Antoni favorite, this organic winery is known for its ecological farming practices as well as its fine wines, and it produces excellent olive oil, vinegar and herb liqueur as well. It's located on some 46 lovely acres, and tours are available by appointment only. Expect to enjoy a walk through the vineyards along with some time spent in the processing area. You'll learn everything you ever wanted to know about how wine makes it from the vine to the bottle before enjoying a tasting of several wines paired with delicious tapas.
Es Vedrà
Es Vedrà is a rocky and uninhabited island, standing 413m (1,355ft) high, just off the southwest coast of Ibiza. Folklore says not only that it is the third most magnetic place on earth, but that it is the birthplace of Phoenician goddess Tanit, and that it was home to the sirens and sea nymphs who tried to lure Ulysses from his ship in Homer’s Odyssey. The island is also the setting for the local fable Es Gegant des Vedrà (the giant of Es Vedra), about two brothers who go to the island to search for a cure for their father’s illness and come face to face with a giant. Mythology aside, Es Vedrà is a stunning place to take some pictures or watch the sun go down.
Es Vedrà is a rocky and uninhabited island, standing 413m (1,355ft) high, just off the southwest coast of Ibiza. Folklore says not only that it is the third most magnetic place on earth, but that it is the birthplace of Phoenician goddess Tanit, and that it was home to the sirens and sea nymphs who tried to lure Ulysses from his ship in Homer’s Odyssey. The island is also the setting for the local fable Es Gegant des Vedrà (the giant of Es Vedra), about two brothers who go to the island to search for a cure for their father’s illness and come face to face with a giant. Mythology aside, Es Vedrà is a stunning place to take some pictures or watch the sun go down.
Ibiza Town
The port city known as Ibiza Town is the largest and pretiest destination on the island. Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, Ibiza Town boasts a walled fortress as well as cobblestone streets. Locals call the city Eivissa. Ibiza Town is divided into sections: Dalt Vila and Eixample. Perched above the water, Dalt Vila, or Old Town, is the historic area filled with world-class restaurants and a great selection of bars. Below, you’ll find Eixample, or Extension, where most of the newer buildings can be found. While visiting, be sure to check out the Cathedral called Our Lady of the Snows, which offers perhaps the best views in the entire town.
The port city known as Ibiza Town is the largest and pretiest destination on the island. Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, Ibiza Town boasts a walled fortress as well as cobblestone streets. Locals call the city Eivissa. Ibiza Town is divided into sections: Dalt Vila and Eixample. Perched above the water, Dalt Vila, or Old Town, is the historic area filled with world-class restaurants and a great selection of bars. Below, you’ll find Eixample, or Extension, where most of the newer buildings can be found. While visiting, be sure to check out the Cathedral called Our Lady of the Snows, which offers perhaps the best views in the entire town.
Madrid - Arrival
August 26.
Madrid, Spain's central capital, is a city of elegant boulevards and expansive, manicured parks such as the Buen Retiro. It’s renowned for its rich repositories of European art, including the Prado Museum’s works by Goya, Velázquez and other Spanish masters. The heart of old Hapsburg Madrid is the portico-lined Plaza Mayor, and nearby is the baroque Royal Palace and Armory, displaying historic weaponry.
Madrid Hop On Hop Off Bus Tours
Discover the beautiful capital city of Spain at your own pace during a Hop-On, Hop-Off Madrid Tour! The bus tour allows you to easily reach the top Madrid attractions. Just hop off the bus and check out the city’s landmarks and monuments during your trip. Then, hop right back on and skip the ones that don’t interest you! A Madrid sightseeing tour has never been so simple. Plus, picking up a tour ticket means that the transportation for your vacation is completely sorted. Embark on a hop on hop off bus that covers over 30 conveniently located stops divided up into two routes. Or, you can pair a guided tour of Toledo with your tour. You can even combine skip-the-line tickets to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium with a the ticket. And, if you want to go all out, a Madrid I-Venture Unlimited attraction pass that will help you save up to 40% on your tours. It’s what to do in Madrid if you wish to use your money wisely!
August 26.
Madrid, Spain's central capital, is a city of elegant boulevards and expansive, manicured parks such as the Buen Retiro. It’s renowned for its rich repositories of European art, including the Prado Museum’s works by Goya, Velázquez and other Spanish masters. The heart of old Hapsburg Madrid is the portico-lined Plaza Mayor, and nearby is the baroque Royal Palace and Armory, displaying historic weaponry.
Madrid Hop On Hop Off Bus Tours
Discover the beautiful capital city of Spain at your own pace during a Hop-On, Hop-Off Madrid Tour! The bus tour allows you to easily reach the top Madrid attractions. Just hop off the bus and check out the city’s landmarks and monuments during your trip. Then, hop right back on and skip the ones that don’t interest you! A Madrid sightseeing tour has never been so simple. Plus, picking up a tour ticket means that the transportation for your vacation is completely sorted. Embark on a hop on hop off bus that covers over 30 conveniently located stops divided up into two routes. Or, you can pair a guided tour of Toledo with your tour. You can even combine skip-the-line tickets to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium with a the ticket. And, if you want to go all out, a Madrid I-Venture Unlimited attraction pass that will help you save up to 40% on your tours. It’s what to do in Madrid if you wish to use your money wisely!
Small-Group Wine Tasting Day Trip from Madrid
Visit 3 wineries and taste more than 10 wines in Madrid Wine Region (D.O Vinos de Madrid). Escape the metropolitan mayhem of Madrid in favor of the verdant vineyards of Vinos de Madrid on a full-day Spanish wine tour. Accompanied by an accomplished guide, explore the beautiful wine-making region and learn about complex production processes in atmospheric wine cellars, known as bodegas. Sample signature wines grown in the area and gain fascinating insight into the culinary heritage of Spain’s capital city on this enriching epicurean tour.
Visit 3 wineries and taste more than 10 wines in Madrid Wine Region (D.O Vinos de Madrid). Escape the metropolitan mayhem of Madrid in favor of the verdant vineyards of Vinos de Madrid on a full-day Spanish wine tour. Accompanied by an accomplished guide, explore the beautiful wine-making region and learn about complex production processes in atmospheric wine cellars, known as bodegas. Sample signature wines grown in the area and gain fascinating insight into the culinary heritage of Spain’s capital city on this enriching epicurean tour.
- Full-day Spanish wine tour from Madrid
- Explore Vinos de Madrid - a DO-classified wine region just outside of the capital city
- Tour three prestigious wineries in the areas and sample glasses of their produce
- Learn about biodynamic and organic wine that is made in the region from your expert guide
- Small-group tour with a maximum of 19 people ensures a more personalized experience
Puerta del Sol : The Heart of the City
The Puerta del Sol was named after the sun emblem on the old city gate, which formerly stood here. This spacious town square aligns with the rising sun. Besides being a hub of public transportation (with several bus stops and Metro entrances), the Puerta del Sol is also the "Kilometer Zero" point from which all distances on the Spanish national road network are measured.
The Puerta del Sol has been the scene of many historic events, including the Spanish resistance to Napoleon on May 2nd 1808, and in 1931, the Second Republic was proclaimed here.
Nowadays the square is a place to hang out and enjoy life. Lined with shops and cafés, the Puerta del Sol is still one of the liveliest squares in Madrid.
Just off the Puerta del Sol is Madrid's largest department store, El Corte Inglés, which sells everything from clothes, shoes, and swimsuits to traditional Spanish fans. Also nearby is La Violeta, an old-fashioned confection shop that offers the Madrid specialty of violet candies.
The Puerta del Sol was named after the sun emblem on the old city gate, which formerly stood here. This spacious town square aligns with the rising sun. Besides being a hub of public transportation (with several bus stops and Metro entrances), the Puerta del Sol is also the "Kilometer Zero" point from which all distances on the Spanish national road network are measured.
The Puerta del Sol has been the scene of many historic events, including the Spanish resistance to Napoleon on May 2nd 1808, and in 1931, the Second Republic was proclaimed here.
Nowadays the square is a place to hang out and enjoy life. Lined with shops and cafés, the Puerta del Sol is still one of the liveliest squares in Madrid.
Just off the Puerta del Sol is Madrid's largest department store, El Corte Inglés, which sells everything from clothes, shoes, and swimsuits to traditional Spanish fans. Also nearby is La Violeta, an old-fashioned confection shop that offers the Madrid specialty of violet candies.
Temple of Debod : An Acient Egyptian Temple
In La Montaña Park (close to Plaza de España), visitors can discover an ancient Egyptian temple. A gift from Egypt, in thanks for Spain's help in saving the Abu Simbel temples during the building of the Aswan Dam, the Debod Temple was brought to Madrid in 1968. The temple was built for King Adikhalamani in the 2nd century BC and was dedicated to the Egyptian God and Goddess, Amun and Isis. Well-preserved original decorations are found inside the temple, which is rare for an archaeological site. Peaceful gardens surrounding the monument feature reflective pools and a fountain, creating a magical effect.
In La Montaña Park (close to Plaza de España), visitors can discover an ancient Egyptian temple. A gift from Egypt, in thanks for Spain's help in saving the Abu Simbel temples during the building of the Aswan Dam, the Debod Temple was brought to Madrid in 1968. The temple was built for King Adikhalamani in the 2nd century BC and was dedicated to the Egyptian God and Goddess, Amun and Isis. Well-preserved original decorations are found inside the temple, which is rare for an archaeological site. Peaceful gardens surrounding the monument feature reflective pools and a fountain, creating a magical effect.
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
Not all of Madrid's tourist attractions revolve around art. One of its most-visited museums draws football (soccer) fans to the stadium of the city's home team, Real Madrid. Visitors can take a tour of the stadium, as well as the museum with displays of trophies, team artifacts, and temporary exhibits. Tours also give fans a chance to enjoy the view of the field from the top of the stadium.
Not all of Madrid's tourist attractions revolve around art. One of its most-visited museums draws football (soccer) fans to the stadium of the city's home team, Real Madrid. Visitors can take a tour of the stadium, as well as the museum with displays of trophies, team artifacts, and temporary exhibits. Tours also give fans a chance to enjoy the view of the field from the top of the stadium.
Barcelona
Barcelona Tapas and Wine Tour
Overview
Highlights
Description
Try a tapa (pintxos), a local snack consisting of a piece of bread and delicious extra layers kept together by a toothpick. Each tapa stop is paired with a glass of local wine for a private pre-dinner experience you'll remember! Get ready to fall in love with the unique Barcelona atmosphere and its delicious flavors! Taste the unique tapas (pintxos) - a small snack consisting of a piece of bread and delicious toppings kept together by a cocktail stick. They go wonderfully with good wine, especially the local wine from the Catalunian region, that matches the flavors of a tapa.
In this Withlocals Originals tour, our hosts have matched up the best Tapas (Pintxos) in town with the most authentic local wines in a 2 hour private tour to remember! The perfect evening is right here: 4 glasses of wine from the local region of Catalunia, 4 delicious bites & your favorite local guide. What can be better than that? During your awesome private evening tour, your host will tell you how locals like pairing their wines with different types of flavors to get the best tasting experience you could imagine! All exclusively for you and your friends!
You’ll also find out how the Pintxo concept was created and which ones are the most delicious out there! All the 4 places you’ll stop at are in the hippest area of the city, where locals enjoy their evenings, away from the touristy crowds. Imagine the spicy notes of the Tempranillo grapes red wine or the incredible dense flavors of the dry Ros Marina white wine, made out of Xarel·lo Catalonian grapes. You’ll learn about how the local Vineyards have kept their tradition through time and hear stories of the local family businesses around them. All this next to unique flavors of montaditos, chicken with raspberry tapas and more.
Even more great things? Your host will share with you all the local insights regarding the vibrant nightlife of Barcelona, from local relaxing bars and restaurants to cool party clubs.
Itinerary
Meeting point Central meeting point at Sant Antoni metro station
- First Stop - Wander through the hip & upcoming district Sant Antoni. The perfect time to get introduced to the local lifestyle in Barcelona before your first stop for delicious wine and tapas
- Second Stop - Visit the first bodega in Sant Antoni and learn all about the story behind pinxtos, select one of your liking and enjoy your delicious cup of wine
-Third Stop - Continue towards the fun Poble Sec area, known for its rich nightlife and cool bars. On the way, stop at a unique bodega and let your host recommend you a delicious tapa while you have your wine
- Fourth Stop - Discover a unique street known only by locals for the amazing bodegas and bars. Visit a gastronomical tapas-bar. They don't only serve the most amazing tapas but also have an assortment of delicious Spanish wines. Let your host tell you some more about the local wine while you munch on your tapa
- Last Stop - This fun and delicious tour ends at a special bar with what has to be Barcelona's most friendly staff! Enjoy a wine & tapa together with your host, share stories and laughs and enjoy the rest of the evening!
Barcelona Tapas and Wine Tour
Overview
- Barcelona Spain
- Private Tour
- Start Times: 6:00 pm, 6:30 pm, 7:00 pm, 7:30 pm, 8:00 pm and 8:30 pm (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD35793
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzNTk=/
Highlights
- Taste Delicious Spanish Bites paired with local wine
- Get to Know the City in a Local Way
- Get Local Recommendations for the best food places
- Enjoy the vibrant Sant Antoni and Poble Sec areas
- 100% Private, 100% Personal
- 4 glasses of wine & 4 tapas include
Description
Try a tapa (pintxos), a local snack consisting of a piece of bread and delicious extra layers kept together by a toothpick. Each tapa stop is paired with a glass of local wine for a private pre-dinner experience you'll remember! Get ready to fall in love with the unique Barcelona atmosphere and its delicious flavors! Taste the unique tapas (pintxos) - a small snack consisting of a piece of bread and delicious toppings kept together by a cocktail stick. They go wonderfully with good wine, especially the local wine from the Catalunian region, that matches the flavors of a tapa.
In this Withlocals Originals tour, our hosts have matched up the best Tapas (Pintxos) in town with the most authentic local wines in a 2 hour private tour to remember! The perfect evening is right here: 4 glasses of wine from the local region of Catalunia, 4 delicious bites & your favorite local guide. What can be better than that? During your awesome private evening tour, your host will tell you how locals like pairing their wines with different types of flavors to get the best tasting experience you could imagine! All exclusively for you and your friends!
You’ll also find out how the Pintxo concept was created and which ones are the most delicious out there! All the 4 places you’ll stop at are in the hippest area of the city, where locals enjoy their evenings, away from the touristy crowds. Imagine the spicy notes of the Tempranillo grapes red wine or the incredible dense flavors of the dry Ros Marina white wine, made out of Xarel·lo Catalonian grapes. You’ll learn about how the local Vineyards have kept their tradition through time and hear stories of the local family businesses around them. All this next to unique flavors of montaditos, chicken with raspberry tapas and more.
Even more great things? Your host will share with you all the local insights regarding the vibrant nightlife of Barcelona, from local relaxing bars and restaurants to cool party clubs.
Itinerary
Meeting point Central meeting point at Sant Antoni metro station
- First Stop - Wander through the hip & upcoming district Sant Antoni. The perfect time to get introduced to the local lifestyle in Barcelona before your first stop for delicious wine and tapas
- Second Stop - Visit the first bodega in Sant Antoni and learn all about the story behind pinxtos, select one of your liking and enjoy your delicious cup of wine
-Third Stop - Continue towards the fun Poble Sec area, known for its rich nightlife and cool bars. On the way, stop at a unique bodega and let your host recommend you a delicious tapa while you have your wine
- Fourth Stop - Discover a unique street known only by locals for the amazing bodegas and bars. Visit a gastronomical tapas-bar. They don't only serve the most amazing tapas but also have an assortment of delicious Spanish wines. Let your host tell you some more about the local wine while you munch on your tapa
- Last Stop - This fun and delicious tour ends at a special bar with what has to be Barcelona's most friendly staff! Enjoy a wine & tapa together with your host, share stories and laughs and enjoy the rest of the evening!
Welcome to Barcelona, Old Town, Historic Port and Cathedral
Activities
Sightseeing at Barcelona Cathedral, La Rambla, Barcelona, La Boqueria Market, Placa Sant Jaume, Placa de Sant Felip Neri, and Santa Maria del Mar, Barcelona
Highlights
- Explore the historic heart of Barcelona with an expert guide
- Learn more about Spain’s most famous export
- Admire Barcelona from its finest vantage point
- Learn the history of Barcelona beyond Gaudi
- Get to know about the tortured saints to the Spanish Inquisition and public executions
- Visit famous La Boqueria Market to learn about local food and produce
- Small groups of only 15 people or fewer for an intimate experience
Description
Dive into the story of Barcelona with this introductory tour to the medieval city center; the perfect way for first-time visitors to get acquainted with the city. Following an extensive itinerary that packs a lot into to a short amount of time and takes you to places where others don’t, you’ll see some of Barcelona’s most beloved sights, enjoy a brief introduction to Catalan history and culture.
Sites Visited
Itinerary
our tour starts next to the famous Boqueria Market, where you’ll meet your guide and go straight to the spot where Barcelona began; the center of the old city. The Ancient Romans established a city here 2,000 years ago and you’ll be surprised by how much of those original structures still exist. Passing huge fragments of the old Roman wall, you’ll step into the Plaza Nova to see a mural by Picasso and the Barcelona Cathedral. Next, your guide will lead you into the narrow side-streets of the city for a tour of the historic center. Although this is one of the most vibrant and historically-rich parts of the city, many visitors don’t know what to look for when they explore, or which spots are the most important. We’ve carefully crafted a route that showcases the best of this small area, weaving together a rich tapestry of stories from across 2,000 years of history.
Along the way, you’ll follow in the footsteps of a martyr; explore the old Jewish Ghetto; get some architectural history in a square that used to be the favorite of Antoni Gaudí, and even see where Barcelona’s official executioner lived. Every street, plaza, and point of interest on this tour is intimately connected with the story of Barcelona. From its beginnings as a small outpost of the Ancient Roman Empire, through its consolidation as a regional capital, and all the way to the early 20th-century flowering and 1992 Olympics that turned it into the beautiful cosmopolitan city that it is today. Since you’re touring with a local guide, you’ll also get some insight into modern politics, including Catalonia’s quest to gain independence from Spain.
For travelers visiting Barcelona for the first time, this tour - with its passionate local guide and a small group of 15 people or fewer - is the perfect way to familiarize yourself with the city and develop the sort of local knowledge that will set you up for the rest of your stay. There is no easier, or more enjoyable, way to begin your vacation in Barcelona.
- Barcelona, Spain
- Duration: 3 hours
- Start Times: (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD38464
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzNjU=/
Activities
Sightseeing at Barcelona Cathedral, La Rambla, Barcelona, La Boqueria Market, Placa Sant Jaume, Placa de Sant Felip Neri, and Santa Maria del Mar, Barcelona
Highlights
- Explore the historic heart of Barcelona with an expert guide
- Learn more about Spain’s most famous export
- Admire Barcelona from its finest vantage point
- Learn the history of Barcelona beyond Gaudi
- Get to know about the tortured saints to the Spanish Inquisition and public executions
- Visit famous La Boqueria Market to learn about local food and produce
- Small groups of only 15 people or fewer for an intimate experience
Description
Dive into the story of Barcelona with this introductory tour to the medieval city center; the perfect way for first-time visitors to get acquainted with the city. Following an extensive itinerary that packs a lot into to a short amount of time and takes you to places where others don’t, you’ll see some of Barcelona’s most beloved sights, enjoy a brief introduction to Catalan history and culture.
Sites Visited
- Ancient Roman walls
- El Call (the Jewish Quarter)
- Plaça St Jaume
- Sant Felip Neri Square
- La Rambla
- Carrer de la Portaferrissa
- Plaza Nova
- Barcelona Cathedral (from the outside)
- Plaza del Rey
- Caganer shop
- El Born neighborhood
- Santa Maria del Mar (from outside)
- The Old Port (Port Vell)
- El Cap
- Maremagnum shopping center (from the outside)
Itinerary
our tour starts next to the famous Boqueria Market, where you’ll meet your guide and go straight to the spot where Barcelona began; the center of the old city. The Ancient Romans established a city here 2,000 years ago and you’ll be surprised by how much of those original structures still exist. Passing huge fragments of the old Roman wall, you’ll step into the Plaza Nova to see a mural by Picasso and the Barcelona Cathedral. Next, your guide will lead you into the narrow side-streets of the city for a tour of the historic center. Although this is one of the most vibrant and historically-rich parts of the city, many visitors don’t know what to look for when they explore, or which spots are the most important. We’ve carefully crafted a route that showcases the best of this small area, weaving together a rich tapestry of stories from across 2,000 years of history.
Along the way, you’ll follow in the footsteps of a martyr; explore the old Jewish Ghetto; get some architectural history in a square that used to be the favorite of Antoni Gaudí, and even see where Barcelona’s official executioner lived. Every street, plaza, and point of interest on this tour is intimately connected with the story of Barcelona. From its beginnings as a small outpost of the Ancient Roman Empire, through its consolidation as a regional capital, and all the way to the early 20th-century flowering and 1992 Olympics that turned it into the beautiful cosmopolitan city that it is today. Since you’re touring with a local guide, you’ll also get some insight into modern politics, including Catalonia’s quest to gain independence from Spain.
For travelers visiting Barcelona for the first time, this tour - with its passionate local guide and a small group of 15 people or fewer - is the perfect way to familiarize yourself with the city and develop the sort of local knowledge that will set you up for the rest of your stay. There is no easier, or more enjoyable, way to begin your vacation in Barcelona.
Barcelona Dine Around, Panoramic Montjuic Cable Car Ride
Activities
Highlights
- Eat your way through the regional cuisines of Spain on this visit to four different eateries
- Sample gourmet cured meats and cheeses at the back of a deli
- Enjoy an eye opening tasting of 5 olive oils in a special olive oil boutique
- Try two different drinks, a locally made vermouth, and the best horchata in Barcelona
- Sample pintxo, the Basque take on tapas, along with one of their famous regional wines
- Take cable car ride over the port of Barcelona
- Sit down for a seafood paella at one our favorite restaurants
Description
Before heading to your final stop of the night, we have a little surprise. You’ll head to the top of Montjuic for incredible views over the city and the sea. As the sun sets, you’ll hop into a cable car that takes you down from the mountain and into the port, where, just like a local, you’ll grab a quick glass of vermouth, before heading over to our favorite paella restaurant. It’s not just a great meal that awaits you: As you feast on steaming plates of seafood paella and tapas with a complimentary glass of sangría.
Sites Visited
Itinerary
This is a fantastic evening of wining and dining at some of the most authentic eateries in Barcelona: a must for any serious foodies visiting the city who want to try gourmet versions of some of Spain’s regional specialties. Your tour starts in the late afternoon when you meet your small group of no more than 15 people and your local, foodie guide in front of one of the city’s most beloved local markets. Your first stop is an olive oil shop to taste 5 different olive oils and learn why it’s considered a superfood in the Mediterranean. Next, you’ll head over to a local Charcutería, the Spanish word for “ deli”, that has been feeding the neighborhood for decades. Here you’ll try an assortment of gourmet local cheeses and charcuterie, including chorizo and the famous Iberian ham.
You’ll also learn how to drink from a traditional Catalán pitcher called a porró. There’s a knack to it, but don’t worry, your guide will show you how to drink like a true Catalán. The next stop is a little stand that has been a Barcelona institution since opening in 1920. Here you can get an ice-cold horchata, a sweet drink made from nuts that are beloved throughout Spain and Mexico. We’ll fill up some to-go bottles and march on because there is a lot left to see and taste. Leaving the neighborhood of Sant Antoni, you’ll enter the vibrant barrio of Poble Sec and make your way down a buzzing pedestrian street to our favorite pintxos bar which specializes in a style of tapas originating in the Basque Country. Choose two from their extensive spread and wash them down with a complimentary glass of txakoli, a specialty sparkling wine from the Basque country before heading to your final stop of the night, we have a little surprise.
You’ll head to the top of Montjuic for incredible views over the city and sea. As the sun sets, you’ll hop into to a cable car that takes you down from the mountain and into the port, where, just like a local, you’ll grab a quick glass of vermouth, before heading over to our favorite paella restaurant. This tour is a great way to taste your way around the Iberian Peninsula without ever leaving Barcelona. It’s the perfect experience for foodies, families, or anyone looking for a fun, delicious and culturally enlightening night out.
- Barcelona, Spain
- Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes
- Start Times: (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD48369
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzNjc=/
Activities
- Food Tasting
- Local Flavor
- Sightseeing at Montjuic
Highlights
- Eat your way through the regional cuisines of Spain on this visit to four different eateries
- Sample gourmet cured meats and cheeses at the back of a deli
- Enjoy an eye opening tasting of 5 olive oils in a special olive oil boutique
- Try two different drinks, a locally made vermouth, and the best horchata in Barcelona
- Sample pintxo, the Basque take on tapas, along with one of their famous regional wines
- Take cable car ride over the port of Barcelona
- Sit down for a seafood paella at one our favorite restaurants
Description
Before heading to your final stop of the night, we have a little surprise. You’ll head to the top of Montjuic for incredible views over the city and the sea. As the sun sets, you’ll hop into a cable car that takes you down from the mountain and into the port, where, just like a local, you’ll grab a quick glass of vermouth, before heading over to our favorite paella restaurant. It’s not just a great meal that awaits you: As you feast on steaming plates of seafood paella and tapas with a complimentary glass of sangría.
Sites Visited
- Sant Antoni Market (from the outside)
- Olive Oil shop
- Deli/Charcutería
- Horchata stand
- Basque Pintxo bar
- Panoramic viewpoint atop Montjuic
- Montjuic Streetcar
- Cable car over the port
- Vermouth Bar
- Paella restaurant
Itinerary
This is a fantastic evening of wining and dining at some of the most authentic eateries in Barcelona: a must for any serious foodies visiting the city who want to try gourmet versions of some of Spain’s regional specialties. Your tour starts in the late afternoon when you meet your small group of no more than 15 people and your local, foodie guide in front of one of the city’s most beloved local markets. Your first stop is an olive oil shop to taste 5 different olive oils and learn why it’s considered a superfood in the Mediterranean. Next, you’ll head over to a local Charcutería, the Spanish word for “ deli”, that has been feeding the neighborhood for decades. Here you’ll try an assortment of gourmet local cheeses and charcuterie, including chorizo and the famous Iberian ham.
You’ll also learn how to drink from a traditional Catalán pitcher called a porró. There’s a knack to it, but don’t worry, your guide will show you how to drink like a true Catalán. The next stop is a little stand that has been a Barcelona institution since opening in 1920. Here you can get an ice-cold horchata, a sweet drink made from nuts that are beloved throughout Spain and Mexico. We’ll fill up some to-go bottles and march on because there is a lot left to see and taste. Leaving the neighborhood of Sant Antoni, you’ll enter the vibrant barrio of Poble Sec and make your way down a buzzing pedestrian street to our favorite pintxos bar which specializes in a style of tapas originating in the Basque Country. Choose two from their extensive spread and wash them down with a complimentary glass of txakoli, a specialty sparkling wine from the Basque country before heading to your final stop of the night, we have a little surprise.
You’ll head to the top of Montjuic for incredible views over the city and sea. As the sun sets, you’ll hop into to a cable car that takes you down from the mountain and into the port, where, just like a local, you’ll grab a quick glass of vermouth, before heading over to our favorite paella restaurant. This tour is a great way to taste your way around the Iberian Peninsula without ever leaving Barcelona. It’s the perfect experience for foodies, families, or anyone looking for a fun, delicious and culturally enlightening night out.
City Sightseeing Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour Barcelona
Activities
City/Town Tour (Hop On Hop Off) at Barcelona
Highlights
- 24h unlimited Hop on Hop off bus tour with 360 degree panoramic views
- Multilingual audio guides in 16 different languages featuring native speakers
- Access to 3 bus tour routes & 40 stops across Barcelona
Description
Book the best way to visit Barcelona with City Sightseeing. Our tour covers 3 routes to explore everything from the most medieval to the most modern atmospheres in Barcelona across 40 stops. Enjoy being overwhelmed by the view of Antoni Gaudi's most outstanding works of art, admire the medieval architecture of the Gothic Quarter and the architectural splendor and modern luxury brands in Passeig de Gracia, and top it all up with a relaxing swim in the Mediterranean beaches or a visit to the vibrant Futbol Club Barcelona. City Sightseers get to see and do it all!
If you want to make sure you see and do it all, take the 3 routes covered by our tours: The Red, Blue, and Green Lines. Leave it all to us, and follow the full loops to enjoy our exclusive selection of stops across the city. The Red Line will take you to blend with the locals all the way across the city center, to get the feeling of the vibrant Catalonian pace at some of the most cosmopolitan spots in the world: Placa de Catalunya, Passeig de Gracia - La Pedrera, Estacio de Sants or Placa d'Espanya. Go on all the way up to the last stop, the medieval Gothic Quarter, to lose yourself in the city culture going through Poble Espanyol, Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, Fundacio Joan Mir, Colom - Museu Maritim, and Museu d'Histria de Catalunya. Move on to the Blue Line to learn more about the great works of art of Antoni Gaudi. Hop-off at the must-see Sagrada Familia and marvel at its unique beauty. But that's not all by Gaudi, hop back on and never get tired of his brilliant and colorful architectural style at Garcia, Park Gell, and Palau Reial. And if you really want to feel the local passion, hop off at Futbol Club Barcelona! Our open-roof busses have yet more for you to see. Hop on the Green Line towards the city shoreline to enjoy the view of the Mediterranean sea on the one side and the District 22@ on the other, featuring the most modern city buildings, home to some of the top technology companies around the world.
Itinerary
Red Line
Hours: 09:00 - 20:00 every 20 minutes
Loop: 120 minutes
1. Plaa de Catalunya
2. Casa Batll - Fundaci Antoni Tpies
3. Sant Pau-Recinte Modernista
4. Francesc Maci - Diagonal
5. Estaci de Sants
6. Creu Coberta
7. Plaa d'Espanya
8. Caixa Frum - Pavell Mies van der Rohe
9. Poble Espanyol
10. Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
11. Anella Olmpica
12. Fundaci Joan Mir
13. Telefric de Montjuc
14. Miramar - Jardins Costa i Llobera
15. World Trade Center
16. Colom - Museu Martim
17. Port Vell
18. Museu d'Histria de Catalunya
19. Port Olmpic
20. Zoo
21. Pla de Palau - Parc de la Ciutadella
22. Barri Gtic
Blue Line
Hours: 09:00 - 20:00 every 20 minutes
Loop: 120 minutes
1.Plaa de Catalunya
2. Casa Batll - Fundaci Antoni Tpies
3. Sant Pau-Recinte Modernista
4. Sagrada Famlia
5. Grcia
6. Park Gell
7. Tramvia Blau - Tibidabo
8. Sarri
9. Monestir de Pedralbes
10. Palau Reial - Pavellons Gell
11. Futbol Club Barcelona
12. Diagonal Les Corts
13. Francesc Maci - Diagonal
Green Line - 40 minutes
Hours: 09:00 - 20:00 every 20 minutes
1. Port Olmpic
2. Platja del Bogatell - Cementiri del Poblenou
3. Poblenou
4. Parc Diagonal Mar (direcci Centre)
5. Frum
- Barcelona, Spain
- Duration: 1 day
- Cruise Friendly Refund Policy
- Start Times: (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD31257
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzNjg=/
Activities
City/Town Tour (Hop On Hop Off) at Barcelona
Highlights
- 24h unlimited Hop on Hop off bus tour with 360 degree panoramic views
- Multilingual audio guides in 16 different languages featuring native speakers
- Access to 3 bus tour routes & 40 stops across Barcelona
Description
Book the best way to visit Barcelona with City Sightseeing. Our tour covers 3 routes to explore everything from the most medieval to the most modern atmospheres in Barcelona across 40 stops. Enjoy being overwhelmed by the view of Antoni Gaudi's most outstanding works of art, admire the medieval architecture of the Gothic Quarter and the architectural splendor and modern luxury brands in Passeig de Gracia, and top it all up with a relaxing swim in the Mediterranean beaches or a visit to the vibrant Futbol Club Barcelona. City Sightseers get to see and do it all!
If you want to make sure you see and do it all, take the 3 routes covered by our tours: The Red, Blue, and Green Lines. Leave it all to us, and follow the full loops to enjoy our exclusive selection of stops across the city. The Red Line will take you to blend with the locals all the way across the city center, to get the feeling of the vibrant Catalonian pace at some of the most cosmopolitan spots in the world: Placa de Catalunya, Passeig de Gracia - La Pedrera, Estacio de Sants or Placa d'Espanya. Go on all the way up to the last stop, the medieval Gothic Quarter, to lose yourself in the city culture going through Poble Espanyol, Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, Fundacio Joan Mir, Colom - Museu Maritim, and Museu d'Histria de Catalunya. Move on to the Blue Line to learn more about the great works of art of Antoni Gaudi. Hop-off at the must-see Sagrada Familia and marvel at its unique beauty. But that's not all by Gaudi, hop back on and never get tired of his brilliant and colorful architectural style at Garcia, Park Gell, and Palau Reial. And if you really want to feel the local passion, hop off at Futbol Club Barcelona! Our open-roof busses have yet more for you to see. Hop on the Green Line towards the city shoreline to enjoy the view of the Mediterranean sea on the one side and the District 22@ on the other, featuring the most modern city buildings, home to some of the top technology companies around the world.
Itinerary
Red Line
Hours: 09:00 - 20:00 every 20 minutes
Loop: 120 minutes
1. Plaa de Catalunya
2. Casa Batll - Fundaci Antoni Tpies
3. Sant Pau-Recinte Modernista
4. Francesc Maci - Diagonal
5. Estaci de Sants
6. Creu Coberta
7. Plaa d'Espanya
8. Caixa Frum - Pavell Mies van der Rohe
9. Poble Espanyol
10. Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
11. Anella Olmpica
12. Fundaci Joan Mir
13. Telefric de Montjuc
14. Miramar - Jardins Costa i Llobera
15. World Trade Center
16. Colom - Museu Martim
17. Port Vell
18. Museu d'Histria de Catalunya
19. Port Olmpic
20. Zoo
21. Pla de Palau - Parc de la Ciutadella
22. Barri Gtic
Blue Line
Hours: 09:00 - 20:00 every 20 minutes
Loop: 120 minutes
1.Plaa de Catalunya
2. Casa Batll - Fundaci Antoni Tpies
3. Sant Pau-Recinte Modernista
4. Sagrada Famlia
5. Grcia
6. Park Gell
7. Tramvia Blau - Tibidabo
8. Sarri
9. Monestir de Pedralbes
10. Palau Reial - Pavellons Gell
11. Futbol Club Barcelona
12. Diagonal Les Corts
13. Francesc Maci - Diagonal
Green Line - 40 minutes
Hours: 09:00 - 20:00 every 20 minutes
1. Port Olmpic
2. Platja del Bogatell - Cementiri del Poblenou
3. Poblenou
4. Parc Diagonal Mar (direcci Centre)
5. Frum
Coastal Hike & Snorkeling on Costa Brava
Activities
Highlights
- Learn about the wildlife of this protected and beautiful area
- Hike and explore rugged cliffs and coves
- Dramatic landscape, beautiful beaches, and crystalline water
- Experience nature close at hand, wildlife, flora, spectacular scenery and history
- Jump into the clearest waters of the Mediterranean
- A perfect mixture of adventure and relaxation
- Escape the city and see one of Europe’s gems
- Meet and mingle with all kinds of people from all over the world
Description
On this tour we head north to Costa Brava by private air-conditioned bus, we visit the small town of S’Agarό which is surrounded by protected beautiful pine-forested sea cliffs. We do a moderate hike to an enchanting cove and then cool off while snorkeling in the Mediterranean!
Itinerary
Our hike starts from our base on a beautiful beach. Anything not needed will be left in our secure room on the beach. Following our professional guides on our trail, we enter a tropical micro-climate that offers many different flora and bird sights. The path follows the coastline with exquisite views of the turquoise waters below.
After a nice hike, we refresh by snorkeling in the open Mediterranean through scattered islands. The seabed is made up mostly of beautiful rock formations, seagrass, and sand where we find many species of fish, octopus, moray eels and sometimes some huge shoals of sea bream and barracuda. On arrival back at our base, we will enjoy lunch consisting of freshly made sandwiches and fruit.
- Barcelona, Spain
- Private Tour
- Duration: 8 hours
- Start Times:
- -Monday at 10:45 am
- -Wednesday at 10:45 am
- -Friday at 10:45 am
- -Saturday at 9:45 am
- Tour ID: PRD38676
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzNzI=/
Activities
- Hiking at Costa Brava
- Snorkeling
Highlights
- Learn about the wildlife of this protected and beautiful area
- Hike and explore rugged cliffs and coves
- Dramatic landscape, beautiful beaches, and crystalline water
- Experience nature close at hand, wildlife, flora, spectacular scenery and history
- Jump into the clearest waters of the Mediterranean
- A perfect mixture of adventure and relaxation
- Escape the city and see one of Europe’s gems
- Meet and mingle with all kinds of people from all over the world
Description
On this tour we head north to Costa Brava by private air-conditioned bus, we visit the small town of S’Agarό which is surrounded by protected beautiful pine-forested sea cliffs. We do a moderate hike to an enchanting cove and then cool off while snorkeling in the Mediterranean!
Itinerary
Our hike starts from our base on a beautiful beach. Anything not needed will be left in our secure room on the beach. Following our professional guides on our trail, we enter a tropical micro-climate that offers many different flora and bird sights. The path follows the coastline with exquisite views of the turquoise waters below.
After a nice hike, we refresh by snorkeling in the open Mediterranean through scattered islands. The seabed is made up mostly of beautiful rock formations, seagrass, and sand where we find many species of fish, octopus, moray eels and sometimes some huge shoals of sea bream and barracuda. On arrival back at our base, we will enjoy lunch consisting of freshly made sandwiches and fruit.
Valencia
Old Town Tour with Wine & Tapas in 11th Century Historic Monument
Activities
Why People Love It
The only Old Town tour culminating in an intimate dining experience of tapas and wines in an exclusive 11th Century Historic Monument.
Highlights
- Enjoy a guided tour of Valencia’s Old Town with a passionate local guide
- Gain exclusive access to an 11th Century Historic Monument for an intimate dining experience
- See the hidden gem of the Old Town, "Iglesia San Nicolas'
- Indulge in a 10 course tapas menu of local ingredients accompanied by prize winning wines
- Take delight of a tour limited to 12 people for everyone to engage in the experience
Description
Discover the treasures of Valencia’s Old Town with your passionate local guide, learning the storytelling of our most important buildings and city landmarks. Travel through time as you explore Roman, Moorish, Gothic & Baroque architectures whilst your guide shares folklore tales and fun facts along every side street. View the highlight of the Old Town, the hidden ‘Sistine Chapel’ of Valencia: Iglesia San Nicolas with its incomparable frescoes and dazzling interiors. The tour will finish in one of the most emblematic spaces of Valencia: the historic Arab wall, one of the most significant sites for the social geography of Valencia, and the site for the tensions between Christians and Moors dating back to the 11th Century and the reign of El Cid. Here, gain exclusive access to an intimate dining venue where you will indulge in a 10-course tapas tasting menu of local produce showcasing the best of the Valencian region, complemented by prizewinning regional wines, shining a spotlight on the best of Valencian produce.
Itinerary
1 hour/1.5 hour guided walking tour of the Old Town of Valencia.
Visit Iglesia San Nicolas.
Private Dining Experience & Wine-Tasting in Exclusive 11th Century Venue.
10-course gastronomic experience with local seasonal ingredients paired with regional prizewinning wines.
Old Town Tour with Wine & Tapas in 11th Century Historic Monument
- Popular Tour!
- Valencia, Spain
- Duration: 4 hours
- Start Times: 11:00 am and 5:00 pm (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD45323
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzNzQ=/
Activities
- City/Town Tour (Walking Tour) at Church of San Nicolas (Valencia)
- Wine Tasting
- Food Tasting
Why People Love It
The only Old Town tour culminating in an intimate dining experience of tapas and wines in an exclusive 11th Century Historic Monument.
Highlights
- Enjoy a guided tour of Valencia’s Old Town with a passionate local guide
- Gain exclusive access to an 11th Century Historic Monument for an intimate dining experience
- See the hidden gem of the Old Town, "Iglesia San Nicolas'
- Indulge in a 10 course tapas menu of local ingredients accompanied by prize winning wines
- Take delight of a tour limited to 12 people for everyone to engage in the experience
Description
Discover the treasures of Valencia’s Old Town with your passionate local guide, learning the storytelling of our most important buildings and city landmarks. Travel through time as you explore Roman, Moorish, Gothic & Baroque architectures whilst your guide shares folklore tales and fun facts along every side street. View the highlight of the Old Town, the hidden ‘Sistine Chapel’ of Valencia: Iglesia San Nicolas with its incomparable frescoes and dazzling interiors. The tour will finish in one of the most emblematic spaces of Valencia: the historic Arab wall, one of the most significant sites for the social geography of Valencia, and the site for the tensions between Christians and Moors dating back to the 11th Century and the reign of El Cid. Here, gain exclusive access to an intimate dining venue where you will indulge in a 10-course tapas tasting menu of local produce showcasing the best of the Valencian region, complemented by prizewinning regional wines, shining a spotlight on the best of Valencian produce.
Itinerary
1 hour/1.5 hour guided walking tour of the Old Town of Valencia.
Visit Iglesia San Nicolas.
Private Dining Experience & Wine-Tasting in Exclusive 11th Century Venue.
10-course gastronomic experience with local seasonal ingredients paired with regional prizewinning wines.
Private: Best of Valencia's Highlights & Hidden Gems
- Valencia, Spain
- Private Tour
- Duration: 3 hours
- Start Times: 9:00 am, 9:30 am, 10:00 am, 10:30 am, 11:00 am, 11:30 am, 12:00 pm, 12:30 pm, 1:00 pm, 1:30 pm, 2:00 pm, and more. (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD35848
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzNzc=/
Activities
- Sightseeing at The North Station (Valencia), Portal de la Valldigna, and Torres de Serranos
- Local Flavor (Church) at Valencia Cathedral
Highlights
-Check out the plaza where Las Fallas is celebrated
- Visit the most beautiful market hall in Europe
- Taste a typical Horchata with a Farton
- Stroll past beautiful gardens
- Quick, relaxing bus ride in between strolls
- Admire the views of beautiful Valencia
Description
Get ready to wander past the beautiful landmarks of Valencia. Your private local host will take you on an easy-going route past the city’s best highlights & hidden gems. You’ll feel like a true local!
Already picturing yourself strolling past the biggest market hall in Europe and taking a whiff of freshly cooked paella? Do you already see yourself admiring historic neighborhoods, lively plazas, gothic architecture, stunning cathedrals and beautiful gardens? We’ve got you covered! Get ready to experience Valencia like you’ve never thought of. This is your chance to discover the city like a true local. Whether it’s a tour just for you and your partner or for your family or group of friends. Our local hosts can create a private tour that matches your specific wishes.
You’ll see the best highlights and must-sees of Valencia, but the best part is that your private local host will show you the hidden gems that this city has to offer. Say hello to a not-so-typical souvenir shop filled with friendly locals. Admire a palace that’s so beautiful it will take your breath away. And how about trying a typical local drink? Your guide will tell you all about its special ingredients so you can impress your friends at home. The local hosts are natural storytellers, each one with a different background ranging from the arts to history. They can’t wait to share some of the most unique stories and personal anecdotes with you! Feel like changing the route just a bit? No problem, the hosts will be happy to personalize the tour to your wishes and make their Valencia, your Valencia!
*Introducing Family Friendly hosts
Children up to 10 years old can join the tour for free and your host will love to tailor the tour to your family's needs! There's also a tasty treat for your child(ren) included in the tour. Additional tastings, tickets, and transportation at your own expense. Tell your host via the chat line on the website that your child will join!
Itinerary
Starting point: Meet your host at Xatiba, where you can admire the neoclassical Bullring of Valencia
Stop 1: Have a walk inside the North Railway Station - a modernist jewel of the city, featuring traditional elements of the local culture
Stop 2: Soak in the lively atmosphere of the City Hall Square, and admire the beautiful buildings surrounding it on all sides
Stop 3: Step into the Central Market to get a taste of the local way of life and to admire its ornate and immense domed structure
Stop 4: Walk over to Tossal Square, full of local cafes and bars
Stop 5: Visit the Portal de Valldigna, part of the old city wall and learn more about the history of the city
Stop 6: See the gothic 14th century Serranos Towers, the largest of their kind in Europe
Stop 7: Admire the Cathedral of Valencia, with an impressive mix of architectural styles, and hear the story of the Holly Grail
Break: Enjoy a refreshing typical Valencian drink
Stop 8: Walk to Plaza Redonda, with a peculiar design and plenty of local shops and tapas bars
Stop 9: Be amazed by the Rocco facade of the nobility palace
Stop 10: Visit the city gardens home to an an impressive sight - the oldest tree in the city
End point: Only a short bus ride away, you will find yourself in the futuristic City of Arts and Science, where you can enjoy a whole new architecture and atmosphere!
Private: I Delicioso - Valencia's Family Friendly Food Tour
Activities
Food Tasting at Valencia
Highlights
- 8 delicious local tastings
- A journey full of flavors and discoveries
- Games & more to keep the whole family involved
- 100% private and family friendly experience
- Valencia, the local way through its food
- Family friendly restaurant recommendations
Description
Discover Valencia through its best flavors! Go on a culinary journey suited for the whole family! Visit a traditional Horchateria and find out why Horchata and Fartons are a winning combination! This beverage and the snack that accompanies are a great way to start a day of sightseeing, and they hold a nice story! Fun and games will also be part of the plan, and you can be sure the whole family will be entertained, especially the little ones!
More sweet and savory treats await you, from markets to traditional eateries. This tour has a wide range variety of tastings and places to visit. This tour is more than just its tasty food samples, you will learn about Valencia's culture and history through its food and your knowledgeable local guide's stories. Taste traditional dishes like turron, Puntillas, roasted pumpkin and more local delicatessens. If you wish to change some of these tastings, it is possible! Pick the local guide you would like to show you around, let them know your food preferences and they will take care of everything! All you have to do is come with an empty stomach and good vibes to have the most perfect family day in Valencia trying its local food.
Itinerary
Meeting Point: Kickstart your foodie family journey at Horchateria Santa Catalina and try a perfect combo: Horchata and Farton.
Treasure Hunt: Discover & explore Valencia in a fun way! Find hidden clues, answer fun trivia and uncover hidden gems.
Yummy Local: Flavors Discover flavorful delicatessens in the Mercat Central.
Local Delight: Try the local's favorite treat: the Roasted Pumpkin
Relax & Play: Take a break and play with your family in the Archeological Gardens.
Sweet Treats: Try some Turron, one of the best Spanish sweets!
Seafood Wonders: Get a taste of the sea with some Puntillas.
Last Treat & Goodbyes: Finish up at the colorful Mercat Rufaza for one last surprise tasting!
- Valencia, Spain
- Private Tour
- Duration: 2 hours
- Start Times: 9:00 am, 9:30 am, 10:00 am, 10:30 am, 11:00 am, 11:30 am, 12:00 pm, 12:30 pm, 1:00 pm, and 1:30 pm (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD43396
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzNzg=/
Activities
Food Tasting at Valencia
Highlights
- 8 delicious local tastings
- A journey full of flavors and discoveries
- Games & more to keep the whole family involved
- 100% private and family friendly experience
- Valencia, the local way through its food
- Family friendly restaurant recommendations
Description
Discover Valencia through its best flavors! Go on a culinary journey suited for the whole family! Visit a traditional Horchateria and find out why Horchata and Fartons are a winning combination! This beverage and the snack that accompanies are a great way to start a day of sightseeing, and they hold a nice story! Fun and games will also be part of the plan, and you can be sure the whole family will be entertained, especially the little ones!
More sweet and savory treats await you, from markets to traditional eateries. This tour has a wide range variety of tastings and places to visit. This tour is more than just its tasty food samples, you will learn about Valencia's culture and history through its food and your knowledgeable local guide's stories. Taste traditional dishes like turron, Puntillas, roasted pumpkin and more local delicatessens. If you wish to change some of these tastings, it is possible! Pick the local guide you would like to show you around, let them know your food preferences and they will take care of everything! All you have to do is come with an empty stomach and good vibes to have the most perfect family day in Valencia trying its local food.
Itinerary
Meeting Point: Kickstart your foodie family journey at Horchateria Santa Catalina and try a perfect combo: Horchata and Farton.
Treasure Hunt: Discover & explore Valencia in a fun way! Find hidden clues, answer fun trivia and uncover hidden gems.
Yummy Local: Flavors Discover flavorful delicatessens in the Mercat Central.
Local Delight: Try the local's favorite treat: the Roasted Pumpkin
Relax & Play: Take a break and play with your family in the Archeological Gardens.
Sweet Treats: Try some Turron, one of the best Spanish sweets!
Seafood Wonders: Get a taste of the sea with some Puntillas.
Last Treat & Goodbyes: Finish up at the colorful Mercat Rufaza for one last surprise tasting!
Private: A Family Walk Through Valencia's Past
Activities
City/Town Tour (Walking Tour) at Valencia
SightseeingSightseeing at Museum of the Almoina
Local Flavor
Highlights
- A dive into the history of Valencia
- All of Valencia's must see in a nutshell
- Fun activities & games for the kids
- 100% private family friendly experience
- A sweet treat for the kids
- Family friendly local insights
Description
Hola and welcome to Valencia! Start your stay in the city on the right foot and discover the main highlights with your kids. Ancient buildings, secret squares and great sights will take you back in time! It's the perfect way for the whole family to get to know Valencia in a fun way.
You will discover the city's religious past and track the clues of the Arabic influences on the city. Cute alleyways and cozy squares will be your path to the Valencian lifestyle. Plus enjoy games and activities for the kids to help them learn and remember what they see. And treat them with a local sweet, they will love it! Discover Valencia's emblematic monuments, travel through its history and learn other cool things to do in the city with your family.
Itinerary
Meeting Point: The fun starts at Plaza de la Virgin.
Treasure Hunt: Discover & explore Valencia in a fun way! Find hidden clues, answer fun trivia and uncover hidden gems.
Fun Trip: Through History Walk on history at the Almoina Museum!
Dark Secrets: Dive into Valencia's dark past and hear intriguing stories in front of the Cathedral.
Hidden Gem: Discover a secret silk workshop in Calle Mare Vella.
Follow & Discover: Follow your curiosity through the Arabic Wall towards three hidden plazas.
Unique Cat House: Hear about Valencia's emblematic story at Casa de Los Gatos.
Unusual Museum: Marvel at the giant traditional wooden statues and carts in the Museum of Rocks.
Treat Time: Make a sweet stop at the beautiful Bakery of Montaner and enjoy a tasty treat.
Goodbye at the Park: Finish the tour in the Park Turia: the perfect spot for the whole family to rest and play!
- Valencia, Spain
- Private Tour
- Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
- Activity IconStart Times: 9:30 am, 10:00 am, 10:30 am, 11:00 am, 11:30 am, 12:00 pm, 12:30 pm, 1:00 pm, 1:30 pm, 2:00 pm, 2:30 pm, and more. (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD43398
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzODA=/
Activities
City/Town Tour (Walking Tour) at Valencia
SightseeingSightseeing at Museum of the Almoina
Local Flavor
Highlights
- A dive into the history of Valencia
- All of Valencia's must see in a nutshell
- Fun activities & games for the kids
- 100% private family friendly experience
- A sweet treat for the kids
- Family friendly local insights
Description
Hola and welcome to Valencia! Start your stay in the city on the right foot and discover the main highlights with your kids. Ancient buildings, secret squares and great sights will take you back in time! It's the perfect way for the whole family to get to know Valencia in a fun way.
You will discover the city's religious past and track the clues of the Arabic influences on the city. Cute alleyways and cozy squares will be your path to the Valencian lifestyle. Plus enjoy games and activities for the kids to help them learn and remember what they see. And treat them with a local sweet, they will love it! Discover Valencia's emblematic monuments, travel through its history and learn other cool things to do in the city with your family.
Itinerary
Meeting Point: The fun starts at Plaza de la Virgin.
Treasure Hunt: Discover & explore Valencia in a fun way! Find hidden clues, answer fun trivia and uncover hidden gems.
Fun Trip: Through History Walk on history at the Almoina Museum!
Dark Secrets: Dive into Valencia's dark past and hear intriguing stories in front of the Cathedral.
Hidden Gem: Discover a secret silk workshop in Calle Mare Vella.
Follow & Discover: Follow your curiosity through the Arabic Wall towards three hidden plazas.
Unique Cat House: Hear about Valencia's emblematic story at Casa de Los Gatos.
Unusual Museum: Marvel at the giant traditional wooden statues and carts in the Museum of Rocks.
Treat Time: Make a sweet stop at the beautiful Bakery of Montaner and enjoy a tasty treat.
Goodbye at the Park: Finish the tour in the Park Turia: the perfect spot for the whole family to rest and play!
Valencia City of Arts & Sciences with Rooftop Wine Tasting
Activities
Why People Love It
We share our culture through sightseeing and local gastronomy with incomparable city views to give visitors something authentic and memorable.
Highlights
- Guided tour of the famous City of Arts & Sciences with passionate local guide
- Tour limited to 10 people for everyone to engage in the experience
- Wine tasting and 10 course menu from Valencia's highest terrace with spectacular 270º views
- When the tour ends let us know where you want the private driver to take you
Description
Experience a walking tour of the City of Arts and Sciences learning the story of how the architectural masterpiece came to be from a passionate local guide. Indulge in a 10-course tasting menu of locally sourced ingredients accompanied by a comprehensive wine-tasting of prizewinning regional wines. All of this with panoramic views of the whole city.
Itinerary
- Meet at Barcelo Valencia
- Guided walking tour with passionate local guide
- 10-course tasting menu of local ingredients
- Wine-tasting of regional prize-winning wines
- Panoramic views of the entire city
- Drop-off to accommodation/location of your choice
- Popular Tour!
- Valencia, Spain
- Duration: 4 hours
- Start Times: 11:00 am and 4:30 pm (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD45322
Activities
- City/Town Tour (Walking Tour) at Valencia
- Wine Tasting
Why People Love It
We share our culture through sightseeing and local gastronomy with incomparable city views to give visitors something authentic and memorable.
Highlights
- Guided tour of the famous City of Arts & Sciences with passionate local guide
- Tour limited to 10 people for everyone to engage in the experience
- Wine tasting and 10 course menu from Valencia's highest terrace with spectacular 270º views
- When the tour ends let us know where you want the private driver to take you
Description
Experience a walking tour of the City of Arts and Sciences learning the story of how the architectural masterpiece came to be from a passionate local guide. Indulge in a 10-course tasting menu of locally sourced ingredients accompanied by a comprehensive wine-tasting of prizewinning regional wines. All of this with panoramic views of the whole city.
Itinerary
- Meet at Barcelo Valencia
- Guided walking tour with passionate local guide
- 10-course tasting menu of local ingredients
- Wine-tasting of regional prize-winning wines
- Panoramic views of the entire city
- Drop-off to accommodation/location of your choice
Ibiza
Ibiza Shore Excursion
Activities
Sightseeing at Ibiza
Icon for Local FlavorLocal Flavor (Market Visit, Village Tour)
Highlights
- Explore the Island of Ibiza!
- Visit the Famous Saltworks, mountains at Ses Salinas, Sa Coleta, the Village of San Jose
- Discover what Ibiza Island has to offer with a full-day excursion from the port
- Visit the port of San Antonio, the north point of Portinax, and the Santa Eulalia area
Description
Ibiza is a rock island covering an area approximately 10 times larger than Manhattan in New York City. Ibiza is the larger of a group of over 50 Balearic islands, many of which are uninhabited. The highest point on the island is Sa Talaiassa at 475 meters (1,558 feet). Our full-day excursion covers many of the highlights of the island. We will visit the Famous Saltworks, mountains at Ses Salinas, Sa Coleta, the Village of San Jose, the port of San Antonio, the north point of Portinax, and the Santa Eulalia area. If you are visiting on Wednesday or a Saturday, we will also try to include a visit to the Hippy Market.
Discover what Ibiza has to offer with a full-day excursion from the port. Use the form below to find out about availability for your date of visit, or find out more information and prices for the private shore excursion.
Ibiza Shore Excursion
- Ibiza, Spain
- Duration: 8 hours
- Cruise Friendly Refund Policy & Back to Ship Guarantee
- Start Times: Every Day from 7:30 am to 10:30 am
- Tour ID: PRD66143
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzODM=/
Activities
Sightseeing at Ibiza
Icon for Local FlavorLocal Flavor (Market Visit, Village Tour)
Highlights
- Explore the Island of Ibiza!
- Visit the Famous Saltworks, mountains at Ses Salinas, Sa Coleta, the Village of San Jose
- Discover what Ibiza Island has to offer with a full-day excursion from the port
- Visit the port of San Antonio, the north point of Portinax, and the Santa Eulalia area
Description
Ibiza is a rock island covering an area approximately 10 times larger than Manhattan in New York City. Ibiza is the larger of a group of over 50 Balearic islands, many of which are uninhabited. The highest point on the island is Sa Talaiassa at 475 meters (1,558 feet). Our full-day excursion covers many of the highlights of the island. We will visit the Famous Saltworks, mountains at Ses Salinas, Sa Coleta, the Village of San Jose, the port of San Antonio, the north point of Portinax, and the Santa Eulalia area. If you are visiting on Wednesday or a Saturday, we will also try to include a visit to the Hippy Market.
Discover what Ibiza has to offer with a full-day excursion from the port. Use the form below to find out about availability for your date of visit, or find out more information and prices for the private shore excursion.
Ibiza Airport (IBZ) Flexible Lounge Access
Activities
Lounge
Highlights
- Cap des Falco
Description
This product allows you to enjoy a single entry to the lounge(s) listed below. Its flexible redemption policy means that if you have any last-minute changes to your itinerary, you can - within 30 days of your original date of travel - redeem for the same lounge at a later date/time, visit a different supported lounge, or request a full refund.
After booking, you will receive an email acknowledging your purchase. 30 days prior to travel, you will receive an email with an E-Certificate that you will use to enter the lounge of your choice. E-Certificates will be issued instantly for bookings made within 30 days of travel. Please note that your E-Certificate is subject to lounge availability and entrance is not guaranteed (see the disclaimer for more details).
Itinerary
Cap des Falco
Terminal: Main Terminal
Type: International Departure, Domestic Departure (Lounge)
Location: Level 1
Business Hours: April - October: 06.00 - 01.30; Nov - March: 06:15 - 22:45
Children: Children under 5 years old are admitted free
Facilities: Digital Card Accepted, Alcoholic Beverages, WiFi Access, Boarding Reminder, Snacks, Fruit, Non-Alcoholic Drinks (Hot/Cold), Vegetarian, Air Conditioning, Flight Monitor, Newspaper/Magazines, Telephone Calls, Disabled Access
- Ibiza, Spain
- Duration: 1 day
- Start Times: Every Day at 0:00 am
- Tour ID: PRD67833
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzODU=/
Activities
Lounge
Highlights
- Cap des Falco
Description
This product allows you to enjoy a single entry to the lounge(s) listed below. Its flexible redemption policy means that if you have any last-minute changes to your itinerary, you can - within 30 days of your original date of travel - redeem for the same lounge at a later date/time, visit a different supported lounge, or request a full refund.
After booking, you will receive an email acknowledging your purchase. 30 days prior to travel, you will receive an email with an E-Certificate that you will use to enter the lounge of your choice. E-Certificates will be issued instantly for bookings made within 30 days of travel. Please note that your E-Certificate is subject to lounge availability and entrance is not guaranteed (see the disclaimer for more details).
Itinerary
Cap des Falco
Terminal: Main Terminal
Type: International Departure, Domestic Departure (Lounge)
Location: Level 1
Business Hours: April - October: 06.00 - 01.30; Nov - March: 06:15 - 22:45
Children: Children under 5 years old are admitted free
Facilities: Digital Card Accepted, Alcoholic Beverages, WiFi Access, Boarding Reminder, Snacks, Fruit, Non-Alcoholic Drinks (Hot/Cold), Vegetarian, Air Conditioning, Flight Monitor, Newspaper/Magazines, Telephone Calls, Disabled Access
Madrid
Madrid in a Day: Palace, Wine Tasting, Monument, Prado Art Museum
Activities
Highlights
- Explore the city of Madrid
- Discover the different attractions of the city
- Experience the wonderful city of Madrid
Description
See the top highlights of Madrid on this comprehensive tour of the city’s palaces, museums, markets and historic neighborhoods. Enter the Royal Palace a full hour before the general public, taste tapas at a traditional market, explore the medieval streets around the Plaza Mayor, soak in city views from atop a hidden terrace, visit the jaw-dropping monuments along the Paseo del Prado, and end your day touring the Prado art museum with an expert guide.
Itinerary
Madrid is packed with art, architecture, and culture, and on this full day tour, you’ll experience the best of it with an expert local guide. Your day starts when you enter the heart-stopping Royal Palace a full hour before the general public to explore the beautiful interiors and see paintings by Caravaggio, Goya, Velázquez, and more. Your guide will tell you how the discovery of the Americas created this amazing building and funded the powerful dynasties that once lived here. Leaving the palace, you’ll enter the Barrio de la Morería to learn about Madrid’s Muslim roots then enter the Mercado de la Cebada for a crash course in Spanish food culture. We’ll take you to our favorite stall to taste wine, olive oils, and small plates and learn why the Spanish custom of tapas is one of the country’s most treasured institutions.
Next, you’ll explore the medieval streets of central Madrid, stopping at the Plaza Mayor and the Puerta del Sol as your guide tells you story of how the city went from an outpost of a crumbling Moorish empire to the preeminent Catholic power in Europe. Then it’s time for a surprise: We’ll take you to the top of a rooftop terrace for jaw-dropping views over the entire city. From up there, your guide will show you points of interest and give you recommendations for lunch. After your lunch break, your guide will take you on a stroll down Madrid’s most famous street, the Paseo del Prado, to experience and learn about its most iconic monuments, like the Cibeles Palace, Central Bank and the fountains of Neptune and Apollo.
Your stroll leads you to the steps of the Prado art museum, home to one of the greatest collections of European art in the world. You’ll enter with skip the line tickets and enjoy a full tour of the museum’s highlights, including works by Goya, Velazquez, El Greco, Bosch, Tintoretto and more. Your guide will tell you the stories behind the art and help you understand what makes each piece so celebrated. Your tour ends in the museum; you can either spend more time enjoying the art or get recommendations for what to see, do and eat from your guide before heading off, safe in the knowledge that you have experienced the very best of the city in a single day.
Madrid in a Day: Palace, Wine Tasting, Monument, Prado Art Museum
- Madrid, Spain
- Duration: 8 hours
- Start Times: (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD43380
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzODY=/
Activities
- City/Town Tour at Madrid
- Sightseeing at Plaza de Oriente, Royal Palace of Madrid, Almudena Cathedral (Madrid), Market of San Miguel (Madrid), Plaza Mayor, Madrid, Puerta del Sol, Calle de Alcalá, and Prado Museum
- Local Flavor (Olive Oil Tasting)
Highlights
- Explore the city of Madrid
- Discover the different attractions of the city
- Experience the wonderful city of Madrid
Description
See the top highlights of Madrid on this comprehensive tour of the city’s palaces, museums, markets and historic neighborhoods. Enter the Royal Palace a full hour before the general public, taste tapas at a traditional market, explore the medieval streets around the Plaza Mayor, soak in city views from atop a hidden terrace, visit the jaw-dropping monuments along the Paseo del Prado, and end your day touring the Prado art museum with an expert guide.
Itinerary
Madrid is packed with art, architecture, and culture, and on this full day tour, you’ll experience the best of it with an expert local guide. Your day starts when you enter the heart-stopping Royal Palace a full hour before the general public to explore the beautiful interiors and see paintings by Caravaggio, Goya, Velázquez, and more. Your guide will tell you how the discovery of the Americas created this amazing building and funded the powerful dynasties that once lived here. Leaving the palace, you’ll enter the Barrio de la Morería to learn about Madrid’s Muslim roots then enter the Mercado de la Cebada for a crash course in Spanish food culture. We’ll take you to our favorite stall to taste wine, olive oils, and small plates and learn why the Spanish custom of tapas is one of the country’s most treasured institutions.
Next, you’ll explore the medieval streets of central Madrid, stopping at the Plaza Mayor and the Puerta del Sol as your guide tells you story of how the city went from an outpost of a crumbling Moorish empire to the preeminent Catholic power in Europe. Then it’s time for a surprise: We’ll take you to the top of a rooftop terrace for jaw-dropping views over the entire city. From up there, your guide will show you points of interest and give you recommendations for lunch. After your lunch break, your guide will take you on a stroll down Madrid’s most famous street, the Paseo del Prado, to experience and learn about its most iconic monuments, like the Cibeles Palace, Central Bank and the fountains of Neptune and Apollo.
Your stroll leads you to the steps of the Prado art museum, home to one of the greatest collections of European art in the world. You’ll enter with skip the line tickets and enjoy a full tour of the museum’s highlights, including works by Goya, Velazquez, El Greco, Bosch, Tintoretto and more. Your guide will tell you the stories behind the art and help you understand what makes each piece so celebrated. Your tour ends in the museum; you can either spend more time enjoying the art or get recommendations for what to see, do and eat from your guide before heading off, safe in the knowledge that you have experienced the very best of the city in a single day.
Palacio Real de Madrid (Royal Palace) Guided Semi Private Tour
Activities
Sightseeing at Royal Palace of Madrid
Highlights
- See the Royal Palace in Madrid is Europe’s largest royal residence
- Visit this top attraction in Spain’s capital city, dripping with opulence and history
- Skip the line, fast tracking you to the ornate and over the top interiors that await
Description
The Royal Palace in Madrid is Europe’s largest royal residence, acting as the official home of the Spanish royal family. On this 2 to 2.5 hour semi-private tour, you and up to 8 guests will visit this top attraction in Spain’s capital city, dripping with opulence and history. Your expert guide will make sure you skip the line, fast-tracking you to the ornate and over-the-top interiors that await.
- Madrid, Spain
- Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
- Start Times: 11:00 am (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD39242
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzODk=/
Activities
Sightseeing at Royal Palace of Madrid
Highlights
- See the Royal Palace in Madrid is Europe’s largest royal residence
- Visit this top attraction in Spain’s capital city, dripping with opulence and history
- Skip the line, fast tracking you to the ornate and over the top interiors that await
Description
The Royal Palace in Madrid is Europe’s largest royal residence, acting as the official home of the Spanish royal family. On this 2 to 2.5 hour semi-private tour, you and up to 8 guests will visit this top attraction in Spain’s capital city, dripping with opulence and history. Your expert guide will make sure you skip the line, fast-tracking you to the ornate and over-the-top interiors that await.
Madrid the Old City - Private Guided Tour
Activities
City/Town Tour (City Tour) at Madrid
Sightseeing at Almudena Cathedral (Madrid), Plaza Mayor, Madrid, and Royal Palace of Madrid
Highlights
- Visit Madrid by hitting the streets to discover all of their hidden histories
- Knowledgeable guide who will lead you to the monuments and structures that define Madrid
- Meander through the medieval streets to sites including Plaza Mayor, Santa Cruz Palace
- See the awe inducing Almudena Cathedral
Description
Start your visit in Madrid by hitting the streets to discover all of their hidden histories on this 2.5-hour private tour of the Old City. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you to the monuments and structures that define Madrid, revealing their secrets and stories along the way. Consider it your essential orientation to the Spanish capital, which may or may not result in a bit of tapas along the way.
Your guide will begin at Puerta del Sol, Madrid’s principal square. From there, you’ll meander through the medieval streets to sites including Plaza Mayor, Santa Cruz Palace, and the awe-inducing Almudena Cathedral. You’ll explore the stories behind the curious Bakery House and the tapas-filled stalls at San Miguel Market. This district oozes with charm, thanks in part to the 16th and 17th-century ruling powers known as the Habsburgs, who leaned their name to the quarter. You’ll even discover the world’s oldest restaurant here in the Old City, and be sure to ask about their specialty.
Stroll through the 19th century as Madrid was changed by the Bourbon dynasty. Marvel at the majestic Royal Palace, which is the largest functioning palace in all of Europe. Stroll the gardens of Plaza de Oriente designed by French emperor Napoleon´s brother. You’ll pass by the Royal Theater as the architectural beauty of the French-inspired buildings will keep your eyes darting from left to right. In the end, you’ll have gained a deeper appreciation for the history of these tangled streets, as well as the many notable characters that played roles in it all.
- Madrid, Spain
- Private Tour
- Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
- Start Times: 11:00 am and 2:30 pm (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD35719
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzOTE=/
Activities
City/Town Tour (City Tour) at Madrid
Sightseeing at Almudena Cathedral (Madrid), Plaza Mayor, Madrid, and Royal Palace of Madrid
Highlights
- Visit Madrid by hitting the streets to discover all of their hidden histories
- Knowledgeable guide who will lead you to the monuments and structures that define Madrid
- Meander through the medieval streets to sites including Plaza Mayor, Santa Cruz Palace
- See the awe inducing Almudena Cathedral
Description
Start your visit in Madrid by hitting the streets to discover all of their hidden histories on this 2.5-hour private tour of the Old City. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you to the monuments and structures that define Madrid, revealing their secrets and stories along the way. Consider it your essential orientation to the Spanish capital, which may or may not result in a bit of tapas along the way.
Your guide will begin at Puerta del Sol, Madrid’s principal square. From there, you’ll meander through the medieval streets to sites including Plaza Mayor, Santa Cruz Palace, and the awe-inducing Almudena Cathedral. You’ll explore the stories behind the curious Bakery House and the tapas-filled stalls at San Miguel Market. This district oozes with charm, thanks in part to the 16th and 17th-century ruling powers known as the Habsburgs, who leaned their name to the quarter. You’ll even discover the world’s oldest restaurant here in the Old City, and be sure to ask about their specialty.
Stroll through the 19th century as Madrid was changed by the Bourbon dynasty. Marvel at the majestic Royal Palace, which is the largest functioning palace in all of Europe. Stroll the gardens of Plaza de Oriente designed by French emperor Napoleon´s brother. You’ll pass by the Royal Theater as the architectural beauty of the French-inspired buildings will keep your eyes darting from left to right. In the end, you’ll have gained a deeper appreciation for the history of these tangled streets, as well as the many notable characters that played roles in it all.
Private: Madrid's Favorite Food Tour with 10 Tastings
Activities
Food Tasting
Local Flavor (Markets & Textiles)
Highlights
- Experience the delicious Spanish cuisine
- Discover local favorite tastings
- Learn about the rich culture of Spain
- Soak up the city’s atmosphere
- Get insights from a food loving guide
- Get to know the city like a local
Description
Leave the must-see attractions behind and enjoy a selection of 10 delicious tastings adored by the locals! Stroll through hip areas, discover the lifestyle and create unforgettable food memories! Treat your taste buds with 10 amazing local tastings and enjoy eating like a local. Discover the city’s history through its authentic bites and explore its hip areas.
Start your private food journey at Mercado San Anton, a local market located in the lively neighborhood of Chueca. The market is popular among locals and it’s full of stalls selling top quality products. After strolling through the local market, it's time to kick-start your appetite! Try the first tastings: a “sobrasada con picos” - a raw cured sausage - plus an authentic “croqueta”. Move on to the Salmorejo, a traditioal tomato dish from the South of Spain, and enjoy the view over the market. In this hip area, a lot of cool places are popping up next to authentic local bars, creating a unique vibe. Along the way, enter a few places, hand-picked by your private guide just for you. Stand just like the locals do while enjoying some tapas, a traditional drink called gazpacho and the delicious Spanish empanada. Your local guide will tell you everything about the culinary aspects of Madrid and the history behind the local family-run bars.
Make room for something sweet! Have a “rosquilla” at Horno San Onofre, an old pastry which has its own old traditional recipes. “Rosquilla” is a Spanish pastry that became an icon of the sweet gastronomy of the city. Let’s not forget about the yummy Spanish tortilla, an omelette made with eggs and potatoes. Cap off your experience at a cool hip bar where the passion for bikes is mixed with the passion for good drinks. Impress your taste buds with a tasting of Artesano vermut while enjoying the cozy atmosphere. It’s time to say goodbye to your local guide but not before you ask recommendations for your next days.
Our knowledgeable hosts are waiting to give you and your friends an awesome private food experience in Madrid. If you have any diet restrictions or you want to personalize your tour, let them know. It’s 100% possible.
Itinerary
- Madrid, Spain
- Private Tour
- Duration: 3 hours
- Start Times: 12:00 pm, 12:30 pm, 1:00 pm, 1:30 pm, and 7:30 pm (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD35867
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzOTI=/
Activities
Food Tasting
Local Flavor (Markets & Textiles)
Highlights
- Experience the delicious Spanish cuisine
- Discover local favorite tastings
- Learn about the rich culture of Spain
- Soak up the city’s atmosphere
- Get insights from a food loving guide
- Get to know the city like a local
Description
Leave the must-see attractions behind and enjoy a selection of 10 delicious tastings adored by the locals! Stroll through hip areas, discover the lifestyle and create unforgettable food memories! Treat your taste buds with 10 amazing local tastings and enjoy eating like a local. Discover the city’s history through its authentic bites and explore its hip areas.
Start your private food journey at Mercado San Anton, a local market located in the lively neighborhood of Chueca. The market is popular among locals and it’s full of stalls selling top quality products. After strolling through the local market, it's time to kick-start your appetite! Try the first tastings: a “sobrasada con picos” - a raw cured sausage - plus an authentic “croqueta”. Move on to the Salmorejo, a traditioal tomato dish from the South of Spain, and enjoy the view over the market. In this hip area, a lot of cool places are popping up next to authentic local bars, creating a unique vibe. Along the way, enter a few places, hand-picked by your private guide just for you. Stand just like the locals do while enjoying some tapas, a traditional drink called gazpacho and the delicious Spanish empanada. Your local guide will tell you everything about the culinary aspects of Madrid and the history behind the local family-run bars.
Make room for something sweet! Have a “rosquilla” at Horno San Onofre, an old pastry which has its own old traditional recipes. “Rosquilla” is a Spanish pastry that became an icon of the sweet gastronomy of the city. Let’s not forget about the yummy Spanish tortilla, an omelette made with eggs and potatoes. Cap off your experience at a cool hip bar where the passion for bikes is mixed with the passion for good drinks. Impress your taste buds with a tasting of Artesano vermut while enjoying the cozy atmosphere. It’s time to say goodbye to your local guide but not before you ask recommendations for your next days.
Our knowledgeable hosts are waiting to give you and your friends an awesome private food experience in Madrid. If you have any diet restrictions or you want to personalize your tour, let them know. It’s 100% possible.
Itinerary
- Meeting point - Find your host at metro station Chueca at the only 1 exit.
- Tasting 1 - Hit up a market where you will kick off the experience with a taste of Sobrasada & Picos
- Tasting 2 - So much choice in the market we take some more tasty treats with Croquetas to follow
- Tasting 3 - Enjoying the aesthetics of a authentic bar taste your first caña (small beer) or soda of the day
- Tasting 4 - The bar will also serve up some delicious tapas to accompany your caña
- Tasting 5 - You can't leave Madrid before tasting their famous Gazpacho in a great local hangout spot
- Tasting 6 - No food tour is complete without cheese, so now we'll taste a Spanish empanda in a food lovers haven
- Tasting 7 - Next up a pastry shop where you will discover what a Rosquilla is, your sweet tooth will welcome it!
- Tasting 8 - Next up a pastry shop where you will discover what a Rosquilla is, your sweet tooth will welcome it!
- Tasting 9 - Head to an old style 'bodega' (tavern) where you will try a Spanish tortilla
- Tasting 10 - Finishing up at Bicicleta Cafe - combing life's simple pleasures: art, cycling and a glass of vermut to top it all off!
Expert Led Private Excursion to Toledo from Madrid
Activities
Sightseeing at Toledo
Highlights
- Explore the medieval melting pot of Jewish Christian and Moorish cultures
- Explore the architectural and social history of Toledo
- See the churches, synagogues, and mosques
Description
During this day trip from Madrid to Toledo, we'll join a historian for a Toledo walking tour that explores the architectural and social history of Toledo and offers an understanding into the city that is traditionally known as ‘the melting pot of three cultures. A center of culture and religion since the Middle Ages, Toledo has been home to Jews, Christians, and Muslims from the Maghreb. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the churches, synagogues, and mosques that dot this beautifully preserved city are a testimony to the heterogeneous history of Europe.
Itinerary
Our Toledo excursion will begin on the 20-minute train ride from Madrid, during which our guide will lay out the basic timeline of the city's history and some of the main themes to think about. Once in Toledo, we'll begin our walk at the Cathedral, whose origins go back to the seventh century, and which boasts a superb collection of Gothic altarpieces, funerary monuments and choir stalls. It also contains a rare religious painting by Francisco Goya.
From here, we will head to the Synagogue of Santa Maria la Blanca, stopping along the way at the church of San Tomé to examine one of El Greco's masterpieces, The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, within the context of medieval funerary customs and the relevance of its setting in Toledo. The fourteenth-century Synagogue nearby, which houses the Museum of Sephardic Culture, is crucial to our understanding of the Jewish influence on Spanish culture. After a tour of the Jewish quarter, we will visit the late fifteenth-century Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes, commissioned by the Reyes Católicos, and a perfect setting for a discussion of the political and religious decisions taken by the monarchs.
- Madrid, Spain
- Private Tour
- Duration: 5 hours
- Start Times: (check calendar for dates)
- Tour ID: PRD52905
- Referral Link: https://pe.tours/NDgzOTQ=/
Activities
Sightseeing at Toledo
Highlights
- Explore the medieval melting pot of Jewish Christian and Moorish cultures
- Explore the architectural and social history of Toledo
- See the churches, synagogues, and mosques
Description
During this day trip from Madrid to Toledo, we'll join a historian for a Toledo walking tour that explores the architectural and social history of Toledo and offers an understanding into the city that is traditionally known as ‘the melting pot of three cultures. A center of culture and religion since the Middle Ages, Toledo has been home to Jews, Christians, and Muslims from the Maghreb. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the churches, synagogues, and mosques that dot this beautifully preserved city are a testimony to the heterogeneous history of Europe.
Itinerary
Our Toledo excursion will begin on the 20-minute train ride from Madrid, during which our guide will lay out the basic timeline of the city's history and some of the main themes to think about. Once in Toledo, we'll begin our walk at the Cathedral, whose origins go back to the seventh century, and which boasts a superb collection of Gothic altarpieces, funerary monuments and choir stalls. It also contains a rare religious painting by Francisco Goya.
From here, we will head to the Synagogue of Santa Maria la Blanca, stopping along the way at the church of San Tomé to examine one of El Greco's masterpieces, The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, within the context of medieval funerary customs and the relevance of its setting in Toledo. The fourteenth-century Synagogue nearby, which houses the Museum of Sephardic Culture, is crucial to our understanding of the Jewish influence on Spanish culture. After a tour of the Jewish quarter, we will visit the late fifteenth-century Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes, commissioned by the Reyes Católicos, and a perfect setting for a discussion of the political and religious decisions taken by the monarchs.
