Welcome to Spain and Madrid! Upon arrival, our driver will be waiting for you to transfer to your hotel. This 2.5-hour interactive visit to the Prado Museum is designed to foster children’s curiosity and stimulate their visual memory. Children will learn about artistic techniques and Mythological themes that were popular from the age of the Renaissance through the nineteenth century. Together with your guide, you will discover monsters and heroes, and explore themes such as family units, patronage, history of taste and fashion, the representation of girls and women, and the (very!) important role of animals in a series of paintings.

This morning, you will discover Madrid’s historic city center on a private family-friendly walking tour with an expert guide. This tour is specifically designed for kids ages 4 to 12, with special activities and conversation topics for each age group. You can even add on language learning activities if your kids are interested in practicing their Spanish! This private walking tour explores the city’s beautiful historic center, passing through Madrid’s main sights: The Royal Palace, Plaza de la Villa, San Miguel Market, Plaza Mayor and the Puerta del Sol. The fun and dynamic tour will keep your children engaged throughout with stories of Spanish history explorers, kings and queens, princes and princesses, knights, artists, and more. For young children, activities and games may include searching for the symbol of Madrid throughout the tour the beloved “oso” bear! About one hour into the tour, you’ll make your first stop for a tasting of the best Iberian ham and cured meats at a traditional, family-run ham shop. Adults and children will enjoy a beverage of choice (cava, wine, beer, soft drinks, or water) and kids will learn the art of making Spanish sandwiches, called “bocadillos” as they learn all about Spanish culture and how kids their own age live in Spain. Towards the end of the route, you’ll make your second food stop at Chocolatería San Ginés, the city’s most famous spot for piping hot churros and chocolate.

This morning, our driver will pick you up to transfer you to the railway station, where you will take a high-speed train to Barcelona Upon arrival, our driver will be waiting for you to transfer you to your hotel. Today, you will enjoy a very special scavenger hunt around the oldest part of the city: the Gothic quarter. You will start by getting a bird's eye view over the city from the rooftop of a 12th Century church in the heart of the Medieval Gothic Quarter. With its labyrinth-like streets & hidden squares, the neighborhood is a pop-up storybook of amazing history, this is a fun area to explore with a family scavenger hunt. Along the way, you will stop at a local chocolate maker to see creations in the making (always fascinating) and try the finished product in a blindfolded tasting! Can you guess the ingredients? The burning question at the end of the tour: Who won the scavenger hunt? Only your photos will tell the truth! The winner will celebrate with an edible prize of freshly made churros and chocolate in a historic setting (everyone is a winner, just don't tell the kids!).

This morning, you will enjoy an unforgettable family adventure: a tour that focuses on Antonio Gaudi and his architectural masterpieces in Barcelona. So, look out for natural shapes, Dr. Seuss-like designs, and dazzling stained-glass windows of oranges, reds, blues, and purples. If these eye-catching features don't capture your kids' attention fast enough, just say the words "scavenger hunt" and "prizes" to your children, and they'll be all aboard for this 4-hour tour of some of Barcelona's most famous attractions, including La Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, and Paseo de Gracia. Park Güell: If your kids have been craving a park-like setting on your vacation, then your family is going to love your first stop: Park Güell. While you'll revel in the beautifully designed individual houses with small gardens, your kids will enjoy the curvy roads and walkways that give them a chance to prance around and release some energy. Not to mention that they will love the scavenger hunt that is included at this stop. La Sagrada Familia: For many families, seeing a sacred bucket list item like La Sagrada Familia might seem extremely daunting with young children, but viewing this church, which is one of Guadi's almost finished masterpiece, is definitely doable when you have one of our fun, kid-friendly tour guides by your side. As you and your family go through this next stop in the tour, keep your eyes open while viewing the church's interior as it was designed to resemble a forest of trees among sparkling stained glass windows. Paseo de Gracia: Calling all children who are Dr. Seuss lovers! The last stop on this tour is Barcelona's Rodeo Drive, Paseo de Gracia. Before you guys leave to go get something to eat, your family will know the stories, history, and architecture behind the Dr. Seuss-like apartments designed by Gaudi. Some apartments include Casa Batllo, Casa Amatller, Casa Morera i Lelo, and La Pedrera. In the afternoon, you will attend a mosaics' workshop to learn and

This morning, you will enjoy a small-group guided tour of Boqueria market, without any doubt one of the must-see places in Barcelona, to find out about the most popular ingredients of Spanish gastronomy. After the tour around the market, you will go hands on cooking with a workshop which will allow you to learn the most typical Spanish dishes such as Spanish paella, Spanish omelet, etc. Of course, after the cooking workshop, you will have all that you have cooked for lunch. **It could be private if you prefer. In the afternoon, free time to keep exploring the city on your own.

This morning, our driver will pick you up to transfer you to the airport, where you will take a flight to Palma de Mallorca. Upon arrival, you will collect your rental car and drive to your hotel. (You could also be transferred by a driver and your rental car delivered to your hotel). In the afternoon, free time to start exploring the island on your own.

This morning, you will drive to the Tramuntana Mountains where you will meet with your guide for a soft - hiking experience. (Medium level - sport shoes) Apart from the hiking experience, you will also visit the charming villages in the area: Valldemossa, Deia and Soller. These villages have long been home to painters and writers from across the globe, attracted to the area by the relaxed way of life, the endless sunny afternoons, and the picturesque location between a densely pined hillside and the glimmering Mediterranean Sea.

Free day to keep exploring the island. Today I would like to recommend the following routes: Option 1, Southern Mallorca: Visit Es Trenc and Es Calo des Moro Option 2, Northern Mallorca: Stop at the viewpoint of Es Colomer, and continue to Formerntor Beach.

This morning, you will drive to the port of Palma to depart for a half-day sailing/boat tour along the beautiful coasts of Mallorca. In the afternoon, free time to keep exploring the island on your own.

Today, at the appointed time, you will drive to the airport to drop off your rental car and take your flight back home.