Welcome to Spain! Upon arrival at Madrid Airport, our driver will be waiting for you at the arrivals' hall to transfer you to your hotel. Today, you will enjoy a unique experience in Madrid that will allow you to immerse yourselves into some of our oldest and best preserved traditions. You will have the privilege to visit three artisans and their workshops, learn first hand about their history and witness their artistry, which has been passed from generation to generation... You will be able to select three out of the following: 1. A luthier who is an expert on handmade Spanish guitars. 2. A tailor who is specialized on bullfighters costumes. 3. A wine bota-bag artisan. 4. The flamenco dance shoes. 5. Masters of the Spanish Cape. 6. Traditional Espartero. Real travel back into centenary traditions and history, while you stroll around the oldest streets in the city. Overnight at your accommodation.

This morning, our local guide will pick you up at the hotel for a private guided walking tour of the old part of the city: the Habsburgs' quarter, noteworthy places such as Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, San Miguel Market...and the most emblematic buildings such as the Royal Palace. In the 16th century, Felipe II established his court in Madrid. By then, the city was nothing but a myrian of small houses, churches and streets with a population of just 20,000 inhabitants. The kingdom of the Habsburgs, to show off their powerful empire and wealth, had to invest to develop and transform the city with a great variety of buidlings and infrastructures, such as the iconic Plaza Mayor and the Puerta del Sol, which became the geographical centre of Spain. The aristocracy also built their mansions in this area, which became really rich in terms of architecture, ranging from the late Renaissance through the early Baroque. The works were culminated in the 18th century with the construction of the Royal Palace, which is a magnificent architectural masterpiece with an impressive inside decoration full of frescos, tapestries, etc. So, today, along this tour, you will be travelling back to the Golden age of Madrid and its magnificent buildings. In the afternoon, free time to keep exploring the city on your own. Overnight at your accommodation.

This morning, our driver will pick you up to transfer you to Madrid Train Station, from where you will take a train to Segovia, which is a UNESCO World Heritage City. Upon arrival, our local guide will be waiting for you to walk you around the most emblematic monuments in the city, which are extremely different and date from absolutely different periods: • the Roman aqueduct: The impressive aqueduct is one of the best preserved elevated Roman aqueducts in the world and also, the symbol of Segovia. • the Royal Alcazar: The Alcázar is one of the most beautiful medieval castles in the world, and it is even said to have inspired Disney's Cinderella castle. • and the Cathedral, which is known as the "Dame" of the cathedrals, and it is one of the best examples of late Gothic style. **After the tour, for lunch, you can taste the most traditional dish of Segovia, a dish that has been popular since the Medieval times: the roasted suckling pig. It is extraordinary tender and sometimes even carved with the edge of a plate. In the afternoon, train back to Madrid, and upon arrival, our driver will be waiting for you at Madrid train station to transfer to your hotel.

This morning, our driver will pick you up to transfer you to the railway station, where you will take a high-speed train to Seville. Upon arrival, our local driver will be waiting for you to transfer you to your hotel. In the evening, you will enjoy a passionate evening of tapas and flamenco in the magical old town of Seville. Along this tour, you will discover why Seville is the true home of tapas, and experience the mysteries, the emotion and the power of true flamenco. First, you will dive into two family-run taverns where your expert English-speaking guide will give you the keys to eat tapas like a local. Over the places of delicious acorn-fed Iberian ham and local wines, your guide will then lead you through a fascinating explanation of the roots and mysteries of flamenco - from its unclear origins to it current worldwide fame. After the tapas experience, you will head for the show, which is tucked in the city's gorgeous Santa Cruz neighborhood, in a fabulous 15th-century building, where you will experience the power, passion and sheer drama of real flamenco. After the performance, you will sit down for dinner at a hidden family-run tapas bar that serves up incredible freshly cooked tapas, local wines and, of course, dessert. The perfect end to a magical evening in Seville!

This morning, our guide will pick you up for a private guided tour of the old part of the city, Santa Cruz quarter, and its most emblematic monuments. Along this tour, you will enjoy a walk around the fascinating Sta. Cruz's quarter, the former Jewish quarter of the Medieval city, where the Jews were confined when Ferdinand III took the city from the Moors in 1248. It is a labyrinth of winding narrow streets with quaint houses, patios and gardens in bloom all year round, lovely tiny squares...where the legends of its Sephardic past will be brought alive and can be still felt in the atmosphere. You will also visit the Cathedral of Seville (UNESCO World Heritage Site), which is the third-largest church and the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world. It was built in the 15th century and its construction lasted over a century. It was planned under the statement "Let us build a church so beautiful and so magnificent that those who se it finished think that we are mad". It was built on the site of the great Aljama mosque and some remaining parts of the Mosque are still preserved: the Patio de Naranjas, the puerta del perdón and the Giralda (former Minaret and now the belltower). It is also popular because Christopher Columbus is buried here. Finally, you will also visit the Royal Alcazar, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, which became very popular a few years ago because it was one of the film settings of Game of Thrones. It is a place absolutely different from what you have seen so far. It is a colorful and charming site which will transport you to a different era, an experience you will never forget. Its handpainted tiles, its blooming and lush idyllic gardens, its fountains, its legends...make it a really special place and a must-see place when visiting Seville. One curiosity: it is the oldest active royal palace in Europe. In the afternoon, free time to keep exploring the city and some other heritage sites such as Spain Square, Maria Luisa Park or Triana quarter.

In the morning, our driver/guide will pick you up to transfer you to Cordoba. Upon arrival, our local guide will be waiting for you for a private guided tour of two of its UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Jewish quarter and the Mosque-Cathedral. The Jewish quarter boasts a unique charm filled with winding narrow streets, whitewashed façades, flower pots, quaint squares... You will visit the Flowers' Street, Pañuelo Street, the Maimonides Monument, Judios Street, the Zoco... After strolling around the lovely streets, you will visit the Mosque-Cathedral. This spectacular building is one of the jewels of Muslim arquitecture in Spain and a stunning blend of the two religions and cultures which have shaped Andalucia: Islam and Christianity. A magnificent, awe-inspiring architectural masterpiece which amazes all travelers. Its main hall with over 850 double-arched columns is one of the best and most impressive examples of this architectural gem. (During the spring months, especially in the month of May when the flowers contest takes place, you will also visit some patios - courtyards- of the houses, which are decorated with lots of colorful flower pots.) In the afternoon, our driver/guide will transfer you back to Seville. On the way, you will make a halt in Almodovar Castle, one of the best preserved Medieval castles in Spain, from where you will enjoy stunning views of the Andalucian countryside.

This morning, our driver will transfer you to Granada. On the way, you will make a halt in the outstanding village of Ronda, considered one of the most beautiful and oldest villages in Spain, which is perched on top of a deep gorge and from where you will enjoy awesome views. Upon arrival in Ronda, you will enjoy a private visit to a very special boutique winery whose cellars are located in the old chapel of a former Monastery. Here, you will have a great local approach to the winemaking process and to the oenologist, who will explain everything to you...a unique and unforgettable experience, which will of course end up with some wine tasting. After lunch, you will continue your way to Granada. Upon arrival, hotel check-in and free time to start exploring the city on your own. **Don't miss the sunset from St. Nicholas viewpoint in Albayzin quarter, a stroll around the narrow cobbled streets of this quarter full of charm, or a tea in one of the traditional Arab teashops.

This morning, our driver will transfer you to the Alhambra, where you will meet our guide for a private guided tour of the Alhambra Palace and Generalife Gardens. It was originally created for military purposes, but it became a residence of kings. It was a fortress, a palace, Arab, Christian...all these features explain many distinctive features of this impressive World Heritage Site, which, as a historic monument, is unlikely to be surpassed. This place where fountains trickle, leaves rustle, and ancient spirits seem to mysteriously linger, enchants all expectant visitors. In the afternoon, free time to keep exploring the city on your own.

This morning, our driver will transfer you to the airport, where you will take a flight to Barcelona. Upon arrival, our local driver will be waiting for you to transfer you to your hotel. In the afternoon, you will explore the oldest neighborhoods (Gothic, Born and Barceloneta) of Barcelona and the Mediterranean See on wheels! Along this biking tour around the old part of the city, you will explore Roman ruins, Medieval buildings and Gothic cathedrals, out of which the current cosmopolitan city developed from. However, not only will you discover the ancient architecture, but also some other charming areas of this part of the city, such as the Ciutadella Park, one of the biggest green lungs in the city, or the Barceloneta Beach, the urban beach of the city, which is always lively.

Today morning, our guide will pick you up for a private guided tour of Gaudi masterpieces: Guell Park and "Sagrada Familia" Cathedral. Home to Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona is known as the capital of Modernism and boasts some of the most celebrated Modernist architecture and structures found anywhere in the world. One of the great innovators of his time, Gaudí left his mark on the map of Barcelona and today, you will explore some of the architectural treasures that he left behind. In the afternoon, free time to keep exploring the city on your own.

Today, at the appointed time, our driver will pick you up at your hotel to transfer you to the airport, where you will take your flight back home.