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A single visit to Spain can result in many different experiences. Culture lovers and history buffs can be awed at more than 40 UNESCO World Heritage sites and more than 1,000 museums. Outdoor enthusiasts can walk, hike and golf their way across stunning landscapes. And foodies can get their fill of delectable regional cuisine paired with incomparable wines.

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In southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula, Spain boasts a culinary scene that is celebrated worldwide. From tapas to paella, Spain tantalizes the taste buds with a spectrum of flavors. Its social atmosphere, vibrant nightlife, and wealth of monuments make Spain an incredible place. Located on the northeast coast, Barcelona offers some of the best beaches in Spain. This cosmopolitan capital is dotted with architectural treasures, from Gothic cathedrals to Modernisme creations – the world's largest, nearly finished Catholic church, La Sagrada Familia dominates the skyline. The Gothic Quarter encompasses the oldest part of Barcelona, with numerous medieval landmarks and the city's Roman wall. Madrid, which is centrally located, boasts a dynamic blend of excitement, relaxation, and unparalleled nightlife. As the sun goes down, the city comes to life. Dine late into the evening, or dance at nightclubs until the sun comes up – this city truly never sleeps. Take a stroll through the Patio de los Naranjos in Seville, a mosque-cathedral courtyard where cypresses and orange trees are gracefully planted, and listen while the rhythmic beats of flamenco resonate through the cobblestone streets of southwest Spain. Savor the warmth of Spanish hospitality with a fiesta of colors, traditions, and passion throughout Spain.

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We have an amazing list of 2023 and 2024 Spain travel packages and 2023 escorted Spain tours for you to choose from. On any of our hand-picked 2023 Spain vacation packages, you'll find lively cities, historical sites, some of the finest art museums in the world, as well as great shopping and excellent cuisine.

As many European countries do, Spain offers a great balance of options for every traveler and interest.  Visit stone castles, pristine beaches, small fishing villages, some of Europe's best museums and get to know a culture deep in rich traditions. Those seeking an active vacation can enjoy water sports, snow skiing, hiking and golf just to name a few. You’ll find many different 2023 and 2024 Spain tour packages that included these as included or optional excursions.

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That is a question we are asked daily and one without a quick answer, as the best 2023 and 2024 Spain travel packages are waiting for you.  There are lots of factors to consider when choosing from the various escorted Spain tours. The most important thing first would be to determine the amount of time you have to travel and what regions are you most interested in visiting. Once you know that, we can begin to give you suggestions on itineraries that suit your needs, and dig more into budget, including the type of hotels you would like, the amount of included sightseeing vs. free time and make sure we touch on any of your special interests such as architecture, history or cuisine.

For your first tour of Spain, what areas should you visit?  

If you have under 2 weeks, the areas you should visit in Spain in 10 days are Barcelona, Valencia, Granada, Seville and Madrid. Another popular 10 day trip is round trip from Madrid and visits Granada, Costa del Sol, Ronda, Seville, Toldeo and Cordoba. If you want to focus on Northern Spain, you can begin in Barcelona and see Sargossa, Pamplona, San Sebastian, Bilbao, Oveido, Santiago de Compostela, La Toja and Vigo also in under 2 weeks.  As you can see there are many different itineraries and there are even more travel styles to choose from for Spain tours.  Because of this variation, the best tours of Spain can often be less than two weeks showing you more of the country or even longer focusing more on the best aspects of different cities.

Whatever region of Spain fits your travel plans best, and whatever your budget, we have a 2023 or 2024 Spain tour package perfect for you! If you have extra time to spend in the region, consider one of our Spain tours that includes Portugal and Morocco. Or combine your Spain tour with one of France.

What if you don't want a Spain tour and prefer a 2023 or 2024 Spain vacation instead? 

If you don't want a Spain tour and prefer a 2023 or 2024 Spain vacation instead, there are plenty of 2023 and 2024 Spain travel packages that allow you to travel by train or even driving vacations offered by Spain travel companies.  Because of their buying power you get better prices than booking the trip on your own, not to mention saving hours of time and research since they have suggested itineraries and even throw in some basic sightseeing so you can get an overview of the city you are visiting and decide what you want to explore further during your free time.

When is the Best Time to Visit Spain?

Since Spain is adorned with a wide range of topography and climates, there is essentially no wrong time to visit this amazing country, making anytime the best time to visit Spain! Winters can get cold, especially in the northern parts of Spain.  Our favorite months to travel to Spain are April, May, September and October where temperatures are moderate and there are less crowds.  Since Spain has so much to offer and the variations of tours and vacations in the area seem limitless, our long list of best tours of Spain is sure to have one perfect for you and your loved ones.

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Spain is a country that truly captures the essence of what it means to travel. With its rich history, diverse culture, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine, it's no wonder that Spain is one of the world's top tourist destinations. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-timer, Spain has something to offer everyone. And with the best Spain packages to explore in 2024, you can experience the best that this fantastic country has to offer.

Whether you're interested in exploring the vibrant cities of Madrid and Barcelona, relaxing on the sun-kissed beaches of Costa del Sol or the Balearic Islands, or immersing yourself in the country's rich culture and history, there's a package that caters to your needs. From culinary tours to wine tastings, outdoor adventures, and more, these packages offer diverse experiences that will create lasting memories. In this article, we'll look at top Spain packages to explore in 2024, so you can start planning your dream trip to this fascinating country. So, whether traveling solo, with a partner, or with friends and family, prepare for an unforgettable adventure in Spain!

Unveiling Spain's Iconic Cities

Spain boasts a plethora of vibrant cities that ooze culture and history. Here are some of the best cities to visit during your 2024 trip to Spain:

Barcelona - A City of Modernism and Creativity

Barcelona is a city that combines stunning architecture with a creative spirit. Home to the works of Gaudi and other modernist architects, Barcelona is a feast for the eyes. There's no shortage of breathtaking landmarks, from the iconic Sagrada Familia to Park Guell. Explore the Gothic Quarter, stroll along the La Rambla, and indulge in the local cuisine and wine.

Madrid - A Hub of Art and Culture

Madrid is a city that exudes elegance and sophistication. Madrid is a paradise for art lovers, home to world-renowned museums like the Prado Museum and the Reina Sofia Museum. Catch a Flamenco show, stroll in Retiro Park, and savor the delicious tapas and wine.

Seville - A Jewel of Andalusia

Seville is a city that epitomizes the essence of Andalusia. The city's narrow streets, ornate buildings, and lively plazas offer a glimpse into the region's rich history and culture. Visit the Alcazar, marvel at the Cathedral and the Giralda Tower, and enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride around the city.

Immerse in Spain's Rich History and Culture

Spain's history and culture are as fascinating as they are diverse. From the Moorish influence in Andalusia to the Gothic architecture in Barcelona, Spain offers a wealth of historical and cultural landmarks. Here are some of the top experiences to immerse in Spain's rich history and culture:

Alhambra - A Testament to Moorish Architecture

The Alhambra is a palace and fortress complex located in Granada. It was built by the Moors in the 14th century and is considered one of the finest examples of Islamic architecture worldwide. Explore the intricately designed courtyards, arches, and fountains, and discover the fascinating history of the Alhambra.

La Tomatina - A Quirky Cultural Festival

La Tomatina is a festival that takes place in the town of Buol, Valencia. It involves a giant tomato fight, where participants hurl tomatoes at each other. The festival is held on the last Wednesday of August and is a fun and unique way to immerse in Spain's culture.

Flamenco - A Soulful Dance Tradition

Flamenco is a traditional dance form that originated in Andalusia. It is characterized by its passionate and rhythmic movements, accompanied by guitar music and singing. Watch a flamenco performance in Seville, Granada, or Madrid, and experience the soulful expression of Spain' s culture.

Enjoy Thrilling Activities in Spain's Natural Landscapes

Spain's natural landscapes are as diverse as they are breathtaking. Spain offers adventure seekers a wide range of outdoor activities, from the rugged mountains to the pristine beaches. Here are some of the best activities to try during your 2024 trip to Spain:

Hiking in the Pyrenees - A Trekker's Paradise

The Pyrenees is a mountain range that stretches across the border between Spain and France. It offers some of Europe's most stunning hiking trails, with breathtaking views of the valleys and peaks. Trek through the Ordesa National Park, explore the Aigestortes I Estany de Sant Maurici National Park or climb the Aneto, the highest peak in the Pyrenees.

Surfing in San Sebastian - A Surfer's Haven

San Sebastian is a coastal city located in the Basque Country. It offers some of the best surf spots in Europe, with consistent waves and pristine beaches. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced surfer, San Sebastian is a haven for surfers.

Hot Air Balloon Ride in Cappadocia - A Bird's Eye View of Spain's Landscapes

A hot air balloon ride offers a unique and unforgettable way to experience Spain's natural landscapes. Soar above the mountains, coastlines, and vineyards, and marvel at the panoramic views. Take a hot air balloon ride in Segovia, Barcelona, or Granada, and discover Spain from a new perspective.

Indulging in Spain's Culinary Delights

Spain's cuisine is a melting pot of flavors and influences. From the fresh seafood to the hearty stews, the local cuisine will tantalize your taste buds. Here are some of the best culinary experiences to try during your 2024 trip to Spain:

Tapas - A Delightful Culinary Tradition

Tapas are small plates of food that are meant to be shared. From the classic tortilla de patatas to the crispy calamari, tapas offer a unique and delicious way to sample local cuisine. Discover new flavors and textures in a tapas crawl in Madrid, Barcelona, or Seville.

Paella - A Classic Spanish Dish

Paella is a rice dish that originated in Valencia. The dish features a blend of saffron, vegetables, seafood, and meat and is cooked in a large pan. Enjoy a traditional paella in Valencia or sample dish variations in other cities across Spain.

Wine - A Toast to Spain's Diversity

Spain is home to some of the world's best wines. From the fruity Rioja to the crisp Albario, Spain's wines reflect its diverse landscapes and climates. Visit a winery in Rioja, Priorat, or Ribera del Duero, and you'll taste the unique flavors of Spain's most famous wine regions. 

In conclusion, Spain is a diverse and fascinating country worth exploring in 2024. With so many options for things to see and do, you're sure to find something that appeals to your interests and preferences. The best Spain packages to explore in 2024 can help make your trip planning more manageable and more affordable, allowing you to focus on the fun and excitement of your journey. Whether traveling solo, with a partner, or with friends and family, Spain is a destination that will create lasting memories. So, what are you waiting for? Start browsing leisure.com for more travel inspiration, and get ready to experience the best of Spain in 2024!

What should I know before booking a Spain travel package?

Before booking a Spain travel package, it is important to consider factors such as the best time to visit Spain, the duration of your stay, your budget, and your preferred mode of transportation. Research popular tourist destinations in Spain and plan your itinerary accordingly. Additionally, make sure you have all the necessary travel documents, such as a valid passport and any required visas or vaccinations.

How do I get a cheap travel package to Spain?

To get a cheap travel package to Spain, consider booking during the low season or shoulder season when prices tend to be lower. You may also want to compare prices from different airlines and hotels and look for package deals that include flights, accommodations, and tours. It can also be helpful to book in advance and be flexible with your travel dates.

How much is the average trip to Spain?

The cost of an average trip to Spain can vary depending on factors such as the duration of your stay, the level of luxury you desire, and your mode of transportation. According to some estimates, a week-long trip to Spain can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $2,500 per person, while a longer trip can cost upwards of $4,000.

How much does 12 days in Spain cost?

The cost of a 12-day trip to Spain can vary depending on your itinerary and travel preferences. Generally, you can expect to spend anywhere from $1,500 to $4,000 per person, including airfare, accommodations, transportation, food, and activities. However, this is just an estimate, and your actual costs may vary. Planning your trip and researching prices for different options is recommended to get the best deals.

What is the best time to visit Spain in 2024?

The best time to visit Spain depends on your preferences and interests. The spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) are ideal for mild weather and fewer crowds. The summer (June to August) is perfect for beach and outdoor activities, but it can be crowded and hot in some cities.

What is included in the best Spain packages to explore in 2024?

The best Spain packages to explore in 2023 typically include accommodation, transportation, guided tours, and some meals. Some packages may also include activities and experiences, such as wine tasting, flamenco shows, or hot air balloon rides. The exact inclusions may vary depending on the package and the tour operator.

Is it safe to travel to Spain in 2024?

Spain is a safe country to travel to, with low crime rates and high safety standards. However, as with any destination, taking precautions and being aware of your surroundings is essential. Follow basic safety tips, such as not leaving your valuables unattended and avoiding unlit or isolated areas at night.

What is the currency used in Spain?

The currency used in Spain is the Euro (EUR).

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Passionate, exciting, and full of surprises, Spain charms visitors. Travelers come for flamenco, bullfighting, and year-round sunshine – and they find so much more than meets the eye in this unforgettable destination. Discover a warm, inviting culture where art, architecture, music, and cuisine blend seamlessly with everyday living.  

Spain’s location on the Iberian Peninsula , bordered by Portugal, France, and the Mediterranean and mere miles from Africa, makes it a unique cultural melting pot. This amalgamation is ever-present in Spain’s music, architecture, and cuisine, making it one of the most fun and fascinating countries to explore.  

From the sun-splashed sandy beaches of Costa del Sol to the dramatic slopes of the Pyrenees Mountains, our Spain tours uncover it all, appealing to every travel style and interest. You’ll discover some of the world’s most awe-inspiring and phenomenal architectural achievements. From Gaudi’s iconic Sagrada Familia Church to Córdoba’s mosque-cathedral, you’ll delight in a beautiful hodgepodge of styles and elements – reflections of the Iberian Peninsula’s diverse cultural influences. Roman, Moorish, Gothic, Baroque, Classical, and more dazzle the eye throughout the country.  

Our Spain vacation packages deliver enriching cultural encounters while you travel comfortably with first-class hotels, luxury transportation, and special access to legendary sites.  

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Visit Andalusia, Spain’s southernmost region, where gorgeous Moorish and Islamic architecture reflect its proximity to Morocco, just across the strait of Gibraltar. Our tours of Spain take you to the heart of this magical region, the land of olive oil, tapas , and passionate Flamenco dancing . Centuries of north African rule leave an indelible impression on local cuisine, culture, and buildings. See history come alive in the beautifully-preserved Moorish city of Córdoba . You’ll see a Roman bridge dating to the 1st century BC and the spectacular Mezquita, a beautiful 8th-century mosque with a Christian cathedral built inside it. Marvel at the Alhambra , an exquisite palace and citadel built by the Moors in the 13th century and overlooking Granada, a Moorish kingdom for nearly eight centuries until it fell to Catholic monarchs in the late fifteenth century. Our Andalusia tours journey through citrus and olive groves to visit romantic Seville, where Christopher Columbus is buried in an ornate tomb at the Seville Cathedral. Explore the old Jewish Quarter and the iconic Giralda Bell Tower. Indulge in Mediterranean beach life on the sunny Costa del Sol, where you can stroll waterside promenades and dine on seafood in village cafes.  

Basque Country    

Our tours of the Basque Country explore the captivating landscape of northern Spain , bordered by France and the Bay of Biscay leading out to the Atlantic Ocean. The most famous gem of the region is the striking 1997 Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, itself an excellent reason to visit Basque Country. One of the world's most recognizable buildings, this Frank Gehry-designed art museum is a titanium-wrapped marvel of architectural ingenuity. Bilbao is a lively hub of cutting-edge design and architecture and a place where tradition runs deep. Stroll the Casco Viejo, a historic district dating to the 15th century, and enjoy some pintxos, the local iteration of tapas, elbow-to-elbow with locals. Appetite whet, move on to beautiful San Sebastián , the gourmet capital of Spain. This waterfront city reflects the region's rich maritime history – the Basques had one of the first commercial whaling and long-distance fishing industries in European history. You can count on enjoying delicious seafood and local wine, perhaps along one of its picturesque bayfront promenades. The white-sand-lined Bay of Concha is perfect for swimming, lounging, and people-watching. Don’t miss the wide array of food stalls at the Mercado de la Bretxa , a 19th-century covered shopping hall.  

Castilla y Leon    

Between the Atlantic Ocean on the north coast and the metropolis of Madrid, explore the region known as Castilla y León on a Grand European Tour of northern Spain . This region encompasses a high plateau surrounded by mountains. It includes eleven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Old City of Salamanca, where one of the world’s oldest universities stands, established in the 12th century – about a thousand years ago. The old center retains golden-hued Romanesque, Gothic, Moorish, Renaissance, and Baroque monuments. Have a drink at one of the many cafes surrounding the vast Plaza Mayor, built in the Spanish Baroque style. A visit to the medieval walled city of Segovia captures the imagination. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is perched on a rocky outcrop between two rivers. Overlooking the city is Alcazar, a 15th-century fortress and castle whose conical spires are said to have inspired Walt Disney. The city also hosts an incredible Roman aqueduct which has remained intact for 2,000 years. It was in service until 1973.  

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Visit Catalonia , where the region retains an identity independent of Spain and its own language. Adjacent to France and tiny Andorra, with the Pyrenees Mountains as a stunning backdrop, Catalonia in northern Spain has a long Mediterranean coastline, of which Barcelona is the highlight. The Sagrada Familia, one of Barcelona’s most iconic buildings, is a bucket-list sight on all tours of Catalonia. This immense and still-unfinished church, a unique hybrid of gothic and art nouveau styles, is the most famous structure by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, whose whimsical, organic designs dot the city. The interior is bathed by jewel-toned rays passing through rainbows of stained-glass windows. Visit Gaudi’s playful, mosaic-laden Park Güell for a colorful afternoon. As a capital of culture, art, and architecture, Barcelona has elegant stroll-worthy streets like Passeig de Gràcia Avenue and Las Ramblas, where artisan crafts, street performers, luxury boutiques, and art galleries vie for your attention. With plenty of parks, markets, and public beaches, Barcelona invites visitors to slow down and enjoy a sparkling glass of Spanish cava as the world goes by.  

Every tour of Spain should include a visit to exciting Madrid (both the region as well as the capital of Spain). Parks, plazas, and elegant boulevards make this thriving city a joy to explore. Historic neighborhoods abound, each with its character and rich with architectural delights. Marvel at the elaborate facades lining the Gran Vía, Madrid ’s most famous street. A street that never sleeps houses shops, bars, and restaurants while running through the city's heart, leading you to the famous Plaza de Cibeles and its fountain depicting the goddess of fertility on a chariot drawn by a pair of lions. Our Madrid tours invite you to explore the verdant tree-lined walking paths, historic buildings of El Retiro Park, and the grounds and interior of the 3,000-room Royal Palace. The nearby Plaza Mayor, the center of Old Madrid, marks one end of Calle de Alcalá, one of Madrid’s longest and oldest thoroughfares, and is lined with still more imposing, ornate buildings. Art lovers mustn't miss the renowned Prado Museum, where you can see masterpieces by Botticelli, Velázquez, Titian, Rubens, and Goya. When you visit Madrid, indulge in local pastimes, like watching a soccer match or people-watching over coffee and churros.  

Visit Valencia for an intriguing mix of old and new right on the edge of the Mediterranean. The futuristic buildings of the City of Arts and Sciences stand in stark contrast with ancient stone buildings and colorful row houses. Our tours of Valencia explore the bustling Mercado Central and the medieval charm of the Old City, once enclosed by fortressed walls. The buildings reflect a catalog of influences from Romans to Moors, from Gothic to Modernista, earning the city designation as the World Design Capital 2022. Let the fresh Mediterranean views and breezes beckon you to the beautiful beaches of Valencia, where amber sand meets irresistible turquoise water. This is the land of bullfighting, where the neoclassical Plaza de Toros bullring still hosts battles. It’s also the proud homeland of paella , the celebrated saffron-scented dish of rabbit, sausage, and seafood cooked with rice in a wide, shallow pan over an open fire. Enjoy it with a glass of sangria.  

Frequently Asked Questions About Spain Tours    

• Is Spain in Europe?   Spain is western Europe’s most southern country. It shares the Iberian Peninsula with neighboring Portugal and is a mere eight miles from the African continent across the Strait of Gibraltar.  
• How many days should you spend in Spain?  This captivating country, overflowing with diverse landscapes, cultures, and languages, could keep you busy for weeks. We recommend our tours of Spain that give you at least a week in the country, allowing you a good survey of the country or a deeper dive into a single region.  
• What can you see in Spain in a week?   One week in Spain will give you a good taste of two or three major cities and some of the countryside. Most of our tours to Spain include stops in Portugal or France and last from nine to 16 days.  
• When is the best time to visit Spain?    Any time is a good time in Spain. With about 3,000 average hours of annual sunshine, the country has mild temperatures year-round. Spring and fall have beautiful weather and lighter crowds. Summer may trend towards hot, and it’s the high season for European and international travelers, so it tends to be crowded.  

Why You Should Visit Spain    

This Mediterranean nation has so much to explore. Get inspired with our collection of tours of Spain and leave the planning to our experts. Hop on one of our Spain vacation packages and discover the magical destinations throughout the Iberian Peninsula. Savor the country's delicacies: tasty tapas, savory paella, refreshing sangria, and delectable churros. Sip a glass of sparkling cava at a beachside cafe or one of the country’s many historic plazas.  

Feel the mist rise from Baroque fountains, smell the orange blossoms, admire the imprint of history on every boulevard, and marvel at the golden glow of the setting sun reflecting from cathedrals, fortresses, and aqueducts. Learn about the fierce independence and identity of the Basque and Catalan regions. Shop artisan crafts and luxury stores, visit art galleries and wander market stalls and pristine parks. Hilltop fortresses, beachside promenades, and cobbled streets winding through old quarters will create indelible memories of this captivating country. Witness flamenco dancing, bullfighting, and the fervor of a soccer crowd. Whether your passion lies in food, architecture, history, culture, or sheer natural beauty, you’ll find it richly represented on our excellent Spain tours.

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Get lost in the narrow streets and charming alleyways running off Plaza Mayor. Wooden shops and tavernas pull you in, taking you into spaces handed down through generations. With contemporary architecture and experimental restaurants, anything’s possible in the city of Madrid. The collision point of old and new.

Feel the rhythm and magic of an Andalusian flamenco

No trip to Spain is complete without witnessing an Andalusian flamenco. Emotion, seduction and mystery form into this traditional Spanish dance, making this so much more than just a pastime. Feel the guitar, the heavy clapping, the heart-thumping steps and 500 years of passion in a tablao – the region’s historic enclaves where this dance comes to life. 

View the Bullring in Valencia

Aside from being the centre of one of Spain’s most traditional activities, the Plaza de Toros de Valencia is a commanding example of neoclassical architecture. Look up at the Roman-inspired building and you can almost hear 150 years of crowds roaring through the brick arches.

Admire Gaudí architecture in Barcelona

Barcelona means little without Antoni Gaudí, the 20th century architect whose unmistakable approach to Art Nouveau has made its mark on the Catalan city. Walk past Gaudí’s residence, Casa Vicens, pick out his Islamic influences in Parc Güell and watch history being built at la Sagrada Familia.

Travel to the mountain of Montserrat

Escape the city and venture to Montserrat, the jagged mountain range just outside Barcelona. Here, hike to Montserrat’s highest summit, Sant Jeroni, or take the scenic cable car to the 16th-century cliff top Christian complex of Santa Maria de Montserrat. Sweeping Catalonia views and religious history combine on this incredible experience.

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Dali Museum

Walk through the Dalí Theatre-Museum and get a glimpse into the mind of one of Spain’s most famous exports. Designed by the artist himself, this is a building of grand Surrealist proportions, housing decades of Dalí’s works. Enjoy a surprise and new perspective at every turn.

Picasso Museum

Spend at least a few hours at the Museu Picasso, a warren-like building of courtyards and staircases filled with more than 4,000 original artworks. Explore the rooms of five joined medieval mansions, and bear witness to the artist’s broad and varied talent. This is a collection concentrating on Picasso’s earlier, lesser-known years.

Guggenheim Museum

Come for the architecture, stay for the art. Frank Gehry’s most-referenced work of modern architecture has revolutionised Bilbao and is a masterpiece in itself. Dismiss all ideas of what a building should look like and revel in the Deconstructivist design while getting up close to large-scale installations by contemporary artists.

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Paella Valenciana

Take a seat and immerse in a large pan of Paella Valenciana. The rice dish packed with meat and vegetables is found all over Spain but the original hails from Albufera, on the coast next to Valencia. Eat it straight from the pan with fellow dinner guests for an authentic Spanish mealtime.

A cold soup of raw, blended vegetables may not sound appealing, but Andalusia’s age-old dish is one that you will quickly learn to love. Try history-drenched gazpacho - typically made of tomatoes, stale bread, cucumber and bell pepper - for a light and refreshing option during a hot Spanish summer.

For Catalonians, nothing evokes memories of home like Escudella i carn d’olla. Devour the centuries-old meal over two courses, consisting of a soup of broth with pasta or rice (or both) followed by a large ‘pilota’ meatball livened by garlic and parsley.

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Enjoy traditional Spanish food in the very place the meals originated. With Simple ingredients and rich flavors, the dishes we share with you on a trip to Spain will connect you with the authentic culinary heritage of the country.

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Depending on where you’re visiting, speak like the locals and swap Spanish for a few phrases of the mother tongue. You’ll make friends for life by showing such enthusiasm for the local dialect.

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Forgo ‘flip-flops’ or ‘thongs’ and do as the Spaniards do; don a pair of traditional espadrilles for walking around the cities and travelling the country’s coastline. Comfort and style combined.

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Andalusia and the Mediterranean Coast with Barcelona from Madrid

The Tour was good, Marica the guide very well organized everything, she is friendly, funny. Juan the driver was an amazing driver, he took us everywhere safely, I don't know how he can park that large bus. The hotels were nice, clen, the breakfast's were good, and the city guides were knowledgeable, they know the history very well. It was a tour the I learned about Spain a lot. Julia travel organized this trip well so it was very enjoyable.

• €50 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Absolutely Spain

Everything was very good except for Granada... that hotel was not good... they should change it. The guide Carmen and the driver Jaime very good, always attentive patients. A tour to remember in every way. Thank you again!

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Andalusia & Mediterranean Coast with Barcelona

TOURRADAR made our trip to Spain easy and smooth, answered all our questions and we were endorsed to Julia Travels and gave us an awesome tour guide named Felipe…nice hotels and restaurants … you’re the best !

Madrid, Andalucia y Toledo

Overall the tour was fine. The hotels were all very good and generally in good locations. It was your typical somewhat of a "forced march" tour, but there is a lot of ground to cover so you expect that. The tour bus was reasonably comfortable. The tour staff and drivers were friendly, welcoming, and attentive to people's needs along the way with frequent stops for comfort needs. My only complaint was the tour guide at the Alhambra who spent to much time talking about what tourists can do in Granada using up the time available for the tour and actually, as best I can determine, skipped a very important part of the Alhambra on the tour, the Patio de Los Leones, one of the most beautiful parts of the complex. I have been to the Alhambra before and from my own research I know this was passed over on the tour. A very great disappointment. This was not the fault of the tour operator as the guide there was not their staff. However, since this was for me the primary reason to take this particular tour program, it did not then meet my expectations for the tour as presented. The time in the other cities and what was covered was perfectly fine. That having been said I would still be fine recommending this tour to first time travelers. Just be prepared for long bus rides and early departures needed to cover the ground.

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Spanish Bliss end Barcelona

I enjoyed this tour very much. I was introduced to so many beautiful cities and stayed at very high-quality hotels. Ajit was very knowledgeable and patient; he made sure everyone got on the bus on time. I would definitely come back to Spain with Europamundo.

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An Andalusian Story ( 7 days )

This was a great tour to see a lot in a short time. Tour guides were knowledgeable. Lots of time spent on the bus, but trip covers a great distance. Had some lovely stops along the way. Clara, our guide in Seville was excellent! We really enjoyed her tour through the city - extremely knowledgeable, with a great sense of humour!

"Camino de Santiago" (Way of St James): French Way from Sarria -100 km

Make sure you find out how many miles you have to walk to the next hotel. Ours was unreasonable and extremely long.

• €70 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Spanish Delights, 7 days

Modern, comfortable bus though it did break down on the tour, keeping us on the side of the road for three hours until a replacement bus arrived. Surprised at small group of tourists, 8-20 people on a 60 passenger bus. Route was good, as expected, covering what we wanted to see. Two tour guides, fluent in Spanish and English, were very personable and helpful.. Hotels chosen for overnight stays were pleasant 3+ star facilities with helpful desk staff. Meals in hotels were pleasant with 5 dinners provided on 6 night tour. Tour cost was very acceptable. Only less-than-pleasant moments were at beginning of tour. There are no inside facilities at VPT tours to wait for beginning of tour. We arrived 45 minutes ahead of scheduled tour departure and had to wait outdoors on a cold, damp, morning sidewalk, with our baggage. Bus arrived at departure time. We were happy that accident insurance included with tour fare. Wife tripped over uneven steps while on tour, breaking her arm. Tour guide arranged medical attention with EMTs, Urgent Care Clinic, and city hospital. Service rendered was adequate. No fees charged to us for medical attention.

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The Tour was good, Marica the guide very well organized everything, she is friendly, funny. Juan the driver was an amazing driver, he took us everywhere safely, I don't know how he can park that large bus. The hotels were nice, clen, the breakfast's were good, and the city guides were knowledgeable, they know the history very well. It was a tour the I learned about Spain a lot. Julia travel organized this trip well so it was very enjoyable.

We travelled to Spain in October with Eskapas. This trip is short and fast paced trip. You have a tour leader in the bus and.you will have a different guide in each city. In our bus There were also Spanish speaking guests. Bus commentaries are.made in bothmlanhuage. Hotels.are.big four stars.we enjoyed it

My trip to Spain which I booked through TourRadar was Wonderful. The tour was definitely as advertised, The bus was comfortable and had Wi-Fi. The people on my tour were great. I was traveling alone, and they were friendly and kind. I met a lot of wonderful people. We did see all of the highlights of all of the magnificent cities on our tour. The hotels were for the most part very nice, definitely four-star. A couple in the smaller towns were just ok. Our driver, Jaime was very efficient and friendly. By far and away the absolute best part of my trip was my tour guide, Carmen. She was so friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. Her English was excellent. She knew so much about everywhere we went. No matter what came up, Carmen was unflappable. She knew what to do in every circumstance. I also felt as if there was nothing that she wouldn't do for her tour members. In fact, when a bike race closed the streets in Madrid and our tour bus could not make it back to our final destination hotel, she took the last three of us on the Metro in Madrid and literally carried my bag down the Metro steps and paid my fare to make sure that I got where I needed to be. (She was even kind enough to overlook the fact that I reacted like a toddler at the inconvenience.) In short, my trip was wonderful! I would book with TourRadar/DestinationServicesSpain/Julia again! Gracias Carmen!

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From towering cathedral spires to a shared jug of sangria, it’s passion that ties Spain together.

Passion is the constant across Spain’s diverse regions and cultures, from the twirling skirts of flamenco dancers in Seville to the tears of pilgrims arriving in   Santiago de Compostela . Despite (or perhaps because of) its complicated history, Spain has produced some of the most moving art in the world – and we’re not just talking about Gaudi’s architecture and Dali’s melting clocks. Here, art isn’t just in the grand architecture and museums around the country. It’s in the jamón expertly cured by a family who has been making it for centuries, and  vibrant festivals  that bring whole cities together. Like its art, Spain offers something for everyone.

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Culture and customs.

Spain today is made up of 17 distinct autonomous communities, a product of the region’s history as a land of diverse tribes, kingdoms, and cultures. Each has its own traditions, cuisines, and customs shaped by the extensive war, invasion, immigration, and trade that the region has seen over the past few thousand years. From the Moors to the Romans, the British to the Portuguese, modern Spain is a product of both its   geographic neighbors   and the far-flung lands it conquered as a colonial superpower.

Spaniards are known, perhaps above all else, for their passion – for food, politics, partying, and life in general. This is the home of vibrant fiestas, fierce independence movements, flashy flamenco, worker uprisings, and the grand architectural remnants of a lavish and bloated empire.

Roman Catholicism is deeply entrenched in society, and as such Christian holidays like Easter and Christmas are widely observed. Additionally, different patron saints are honored in regional areas throughout the year, with small cities and villages celebrating their saints with bonfires, feasts, and parades.

From visionary architects to painters, controversial film directors to literary greats, Spain has a strong creative tradition evident in Gothic cathedrals, abstract art, and surreal film.

History and government

There is evidence of human habitation in the area now known as Spain dating as far back as 32,000 years ago. Pre-historic cultures likely existed as disparate tribes across the region until the Iron Age, when emerging groups like Iberians, Celtiberians, and Greeks began to exercise more formal control over certain areas.

The Romans arrived in 206 BC and spent hundreds of years systematically conquering the region before ruling uninterrupted for almost 500 years.

After the fall of the Roman Empire, various Muslim and Christian conquerors spent the next 700 years struggling for full control of the region. The last Muslim city, Granada, fell under the control of the Christian Kingdoms of Castile and Aragon in 1492, ending the last period of Muslim rule in Spain to this day.     

Spain as a global empire

The Kingdom of Spain was unified under Christian rule in 1512 and began expanding at a ferocious pace. The far-reaching colonization that saw Spain conquer land on almost every continent earned it the title of the first ‘global empire’.

With access to the natural resources and human labor extracted from its colonies, Spain continued to balloon in power and influence until the 17th century. At this point, lavish construction and out-of-control spending, as well as the growing influence of other global powers, caused the empire to stall.  

By the 18th century, the Kingdom of Spain was struggling. An invasion from Napoleon’s France, royal infighting, and various successful independence movements among colonies were the final death blows delivered to the ailing empire.

20th century

The early 20th century was a tumultuous time for Spain. Between 1918 and 1920, influenza killed an estimated 250,000 people in Spain alone. The nation oscillated between monarchy and short-lived stints as a republic. Attempted coups were frequent as left-wing and right-wing struggled for power, with powerful anarchist and fascist movements emerging, often in reaction to each other.

In 1936 the right-wing Nationalists (led by military general Francisco Franco Bahamonde AKA Franco) overthrew the government in a coup. A three-year civil war began for control of the country. At least 350,000 Spaniards died during the war, which ended with Franco’s victory and ascension to the dual roles of Head of State and Commander-in-Chief. Franco controlled Spain through a rigid totalitarian regime until his death in 1975. His legacy today is mixed, notable for the brutal repression of dissenters but also for an improved economy.

After Franco’s death, Spain transitioned to a democracy, holding its first free elections in almost 40 years in 1979. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the government was controlled alternately by socialist, conservative, and populist parties.    

Though power has continued to swing between conservative and socialist governance, Spain today is relatively politically stable and home to a thriving democracy.   

Remarkably, centuries of Catholic supremacy and enforced cultural hegemony under Franco’s dictatorship haven’t been able to stamp out a spirit of counterculture and rebellion. In general, public engagement in social and political issues is high, and public protest is common.

Eating and drinking

Intrepid believes that one of the best ways to experience a country is by eating! Whether you’re sampling street food, savoring a cheap eat, or indulging in a banquet, there are endless options to choose from in every part of the world.

An abundance of fresh seafood and produce, a long wine-making tradition and diverse culinary influences from the former colonies make for a vibrant food culture. You can find delicious delicacies everywhere from bars to restaurants, cafes, street fiestas, and markets across the country. Savor the cuisines of Northern Spain on our  10 day Northern Spain Real Food Adventure  or taste your way through two countries on our  17 day Spain & Portugal Real Food Adventure.

Plant-based dining in Spain

Vegetarians certainly won’t go hungry in Spain. And while vegans might need to do a little detective work, there’s still a lot on offer if you know where to look.

Vegetarian options can be found in the vast majority of bars, restaurants, cafes, and markets. Vegan travelers will find major cities like Madrid and Barcelona are packed with vegan-friendly (and just straight-up vegan) restaurants. Outside of the big cities, it starts to get a little trickier. The safest option is to make the local market your first port of call in each destination to stock up on fresh fruit, vegetables, and bread. In eateries, vegans should keep an eye out for gazpacho (tomato soup), crema de verduras (vegetable soup), and basic ensaladas (salads) which are likely to be vegan. To be sure they won’t come served with meat on top (which can happen even when it isn’t listed as an ingredient) order them ‘sin jamon y sin huevo’ – without ham or eggs. 

Your local leader will be able to help you navigate the menu and find plant-based dining options.

Must-try dishes and drinks in Spain

• Paella This delectable rice dish is served throughout Spain and comes in many different ways. The mixed version (with chorizo, mussels, and prawns) is the most popular internationally, but if we have to recommend just one it’s got to be the original Valencian version – with rabbit, chicken, and butter beans.
• Albondigas This tapas staple of meatballs swimming in a spicy tomato sauce is a classic. Typically made from a combination of veal and pork mince, the dish is simple to make and even easier to eat, particularly when washed down with a glass of tempranillo.
• Croquettes Another tapas favorite, this time one that vegetarians can easily get behind. These delightful little balls of fried bechamel come with a number of fillings, from beef and ham to broccoli and goat’s cheese.
• Sangria Jugs filled with chunks of apple, lemon, and orange in chilled red wine are the perfect accompaniment to a golden Spanish sunset. Sangria is a well-known ticket to extended late-night revelry, so don’t say we didn’t warn you.
• Calamares a la Romana This dish of crispy, deep-fried calamari is popular in coastal regions like Barcelona. Eat a plate of it at a beachside restaurant or head to a bar and include it in your tapas mix.
• Churros For a sugar hit, try Spain’s version of the doughnut. Churros are sticks of deep-fried dough, dipped in chocolate for good measure! Find them at open-air food stalls and cafes.
• Jamon Spain is famous for its cured ham, the legendary jamon. You’ll find salty jamon hanging in shop windows, on display at markets, and featured on menus throughout Spain.
• Gazpacho For a fresh and healthy Spanish dish, you can’t go past gazpacho. The raw, chilled tomato soup is a cool answer to Spain’s summer heat.
• Tortilla de Patatas Potato tortilla (or Spanish omelette) is a slice of authentic Spanish culinary tradition. A simple dish that’s often served as part of a tapas spread, it’s a great option for vegetarians wanting something hearty.
• Vino tinto We know what you’re thinking. Isn’t it a bit of a cop-out to call ‘red wine’ a must-try? Not when the diversity and quality of the drop are this good. There are so many must-sip varieties in Spain it’s hard to go wrong, but here’s a little list to get you started – tempranillo, rioja, priorat, and toro. Go!

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Geography and environment

Located in southwestern   Europe , Spain occupies most of the Iberian Peninsula and shares borders with   France ,   Andorra ,   Portugal ,   Morocco   , and Gibraltar, as well as the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. The region’s topography is a blend of mountains, low-lying plains, and a long coastline.

The northern Pyrenees and the Picos de Europa are two northern mountain ranges that draw travelers from the continent and around the world in search of active adventure. The Picos de Europa is smaller and popular with hikers, while the powdery slopes of the Pyrenees attract hordes of skiers during an impressively long snow season. 

Spain’s coastline and islands are world-renowned. The Mediterranean Coast, in particular, is incredibly long and beautiful, featuring a mix of sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, and protected bays. Islands like Tenerife, Ibiza, Mallorca, and Menorca are among the most popular with tourists chasing sunshine and good times.

While many know its beaches, fewer travelers are aware that southern Spain is home to the only real desert in Europe – the Tabernas. The barren badlands were the setting for a number of Western films in the 1960s and 1970s.

However, most of the countryside in Spain’s central and northern regions offers green valleys, olive groves, rolling farmland, and rivers.

Home of cult fast fashion brand ZARA, Camper shoes, Lladro porcelain, Mango clothing, and some of the best wine and olive oil in the world, Spain’s consumer goods may not be cheap but the quality is high if you stick to authentic brands and hand-made goods. If you are chasing a bargain, flea markets are abundant in Spain and make for a great way to mingle with locals while you look for a souvenir. If you’re spending a few days in a city, ask a local (or if you’re traveling with Intrepid, ask your leader) where and when you can find the local second-hand market. Popular items to look for are leather goods like bags, belts and boots, Moorish mementos and printed fans.

It's a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. Australia and New Zealand, in particular, have strict quarantine laws. 

Festivals and events

Valencia’s Las Fallas is a sizzling cacophony of colorful firecrackers, smoky bonfires, roaring rockets, and massive effigies. Celebrated each year in honor of Valencia’s patron saint, this is a week of fiery fun and extensive late-night partying.

Every summer the Spanish town of Haro explodes into a ‘Wine War’, known to locals as Batalla del Vino. Unforgiving residents pump red wine out of water pistols, hoses, and other vessels in this grand example of wine warfare. Be warned: no one is spared – this is not a spectator sport!

La Tomatina

A relative newcomer to the Spanish festival scene,   La Tomatina   draws in travelers, tourists, and the world’s media who come to see ripened tomatoes splattered across the city of Bunol. Thousands of people cram into the narrow town plaza to smash tomatoes into each other – a chaotic, strange, and super fun experience.

The Holy Week

As a predominantly Catholic country, Easter is a huge deal in Spain. But even if you’re not a believer, the Holy Week (Semana Santa) is a fascinating event to experience. Each region has its own unique traditions, but all involve lavish processions, incredible outfits, and torrijas (fried sweet bread). 

Fiesta de San Isidro

Fiesta de San Isidro  is Madrid’s largest festival to honor San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of Madrid who was believed to be a miracle worker in the 12th century. Over the years, the festival has evolved into an all-encompassing celebration of Madrid’s traditions and modern culture, from folk music and dancing to delicious street food. 

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Top places to visit in Spain

1. santiago de compostela.

Even if you don’t follow the Camino, or Way of Saint James, to get there, it’s hard not to be moved by the flocks of faithful who arrive in the courtyard of the city’s eponymous cathedral at the end of their pilgrimage. Soak up the cathedral's holy atmosphere, marvel at the impressive stone facades and soaring towers, or explore the labyrinth of cobbled streets, lively squares and perfectly manicured gardens.

Embark on Europe's greatest pilgrimage on our  7 day Walk the Camino de Santiago tour .

Welcome to the capital of Spain’s famous La Rioja wine region. Logrono is home to the must-visit Calle de Laurel – an ancient medieval street where you'll discover some of Spain's best pintxos​, small bites of food served on a skewer or piece of bread. The city is also the gateway to countless wineries, ancient castles and stunning Spanish countryside.

Combine rich culture and delicious cuisine on our  8 day North Spain Discovery tour .

The capital of Andalucia, Seville is famous for its flamenco dancing, oranges, tapas and the world's largest Gothic cathedral. Explore the city's elaborate Moorish architecture – a product of over 400 years of caliphate rule in the Middle Ages, watch a lively flamenco performance at local tapas bars, or enjoy a refreshing  rebujitos cocktail  in the bustling main street of the Triana quarter.

See the best of southern Spain on our  8 day Highlights of Andalucia tour .

4. Valencia

Sun-drenched Valencia has clean beaches, picturesque parks and a mixture of medieval architecture and creative modern design . Be sure to take a walk through the Jardin del Turia – a riverbed that was turned into a park that snakes through the city, pick up some local goodies at the market in Old Town, or try Valencian paella made with rabbit, chicken and butter beans.

Explore coastal Valencia on our  15 day Best of Spain tour.

5. Barcelona

Surreal Gothic architecture, superb dining and non-stop nightlife make Barcelona an unmissable spot. Wander the labyrinthine streets of the Old Quarter, grab fresh juice at the colorful La Boqueria market, sample Catalan dishes on a tapas crawl through the funky El Born neighborhood, or discover Gaudi's architectural masterpieces.

Immerse yourself in Spain's rich and quirky culture on our  7 day Classic Barcelona to Madrid tour.

Come for the sprawling beauty of the 11th-century Alhambra Palace, stay for the small flamenco taverns and some of the best tapas in Spain. Whether you want to do a local produce tasting at a family-run delicatessen, explore the Moorish Albaicin quarter and traditional tea houses or marvel at the beautiful tombs at the Royal Chapel, it's impossible not to fall in love with Granada's charm.

Get a little taste of it all on our  20 day Premium Spain in Depth tour.

Further reading

For inspiring stories to prepare you for your Spain adventure, check out these books:

• The Shadow of the Wind   – Carlos Ruiz Zafon
• Don Quixote   – Miguel de Cervantes
• Imperial Spain: 1469–1716   – John Elliott
• The Ornament of the World: How Muslims, Jews, and Christians Created a Culture of Tolerance in Medieval Spain   – Maria Rosa Menocal
• Homage to Catalonia   – George Orwell
• The Back Room   – Carmen Martin Gaite
• Iberia   – James A Michener

Similar destinations

Never want your European vacation to end? No problem! We have a variety of similar trips and routes to extend your trip and add another destination. Check out these tours departing from locations around Spain. 

• 15 day Explore Spain & Portugal tour
• 22 day Classic Spain & Portugal tour
• 15 day Madrid to Marrakech tour
• 24 day Spain, Portugal & Morocco tour
• 15 day Barcelona to Rome tour
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Spain travel FAQs

Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

When is the best time to visit Spain?

Due to its size, Spain has a varied climate, but for the most part, you can expect Mediterranean temperatures along the coast, with hot, sunny summers (and peak tourism!) and colder, rainy winters .

On the east coast of Spain, major cities like Barcelona can be very busy during summer, so if you’d prefer to share the streets with more locals and fewer tourists you might find the ‘low season’ of November to February is the best time to visit this region.

What's the weather like in Spain?

Spain is known to be one of the warmest and sunniest countries in Europe regardless of the season, but weather patterns differ depending on where you are: you can expect mild summers and cold winters in the northern regions and hot summers and mild winters in the south.

Do I need a visa to travel to Spain?

Citizens of the European Union and Iceland, Norway and Switzerland are not required to obtain a visa but must abide by local residency requirements if they plan to stay for more than 90 days.

Travelers from Australia, the USA, New Zealand, Brazil, Japan and more can visit Spain for 90 days in a six-month period with no visa, as long as they have no plans to work. 

Travelers visiting from Cambodia, Ecuador, India, Nepal and other countries must obtain a visa from the Spanish consulate or embassy in their region – allow at least two weeks for it to be issued. 

The information is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates.

Last updated: 14 June 2023

Is tipping customary in Spain?

Tipping in Spain is entirely optional. If you would like to tip, rounding up the bill or leaving spare change in restaurants should be sufficient. Feel free to tip more for good service, but it isn’t expected of you.

What is the internet access like in Spain?

Internet access is good in Spain. Internet cafes and wi-fi hotspots are easily found in most cities and major towns. In some very remote and rural areas, access can be patchy, but this is improving.

Can I use my cell phone while in Spain?

Cell phone coverage is generally very good in Spain. If you want to use your cell phone, purchase a local sim or ensure global roaming is activated before you arrive (but be aware of the fees this may incur). Travelers from countries not part of a Global Mobile Systems network, like Japan, will not be able to use their cell phones in Spain.

What are the toilets like in Spain?

Flushable, Western-style toilets are the standard in Spain. Be aware that public toilets aren’t as common in Spain as they are in some other countries and you often have to pay to use them. Be sure to carry change to avoid being caught short.

What will it cost for a…?

Spain's unit of currency is the euro. Prices here are approximate and shown in US dollars for ease of comparison.

• Pint of beer = USD $3–5
• Basic cafe meal = USD $13-16
• Simple tapas plate = USD $6-8
• Metro ticket = USD $2.50

Can I drink the water in Spain?

Drinking water from taps is safe in Spain unless otherwise marked. For environmental reasons, try to use a refillable water bottle rather than buying bottled water.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Spain?

Major credit cards are widely accepted by stores and hotels in Spain. Smaller cafes and shops may not accept credit cards, so ensure you carry enough cash to cover small purchases.

What is ATM access like in Spain?

ATMs are very common in Spain, so finding one won't be a problem in most towns and cities.

What public holidays are celebrated in Spain?

• 1 Jan: New Year's Day
• 6 Jan: Epiphany
• April or May: Maundy Thursday/Good Friday
• 1 May: Labor Day
• 15 Aug: Assumption of Mary
• 12 Oct: Fiesta Nacional de Espana
• 1 Nov: All Saints’ Day
• 6 Dec: Constitution Day
• 8 Dec: Immaculate Conception
• 25 Dec: Christmas Day

Please note, Spain public holidays may vary.

Is Spain safe for LGBTQIA+ travellers?

Overall, Spain is a welcoming and safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers. Same-sex marriage is legal, and laws exist to protect the rights of LGBTQIA+ individuals to live free from of discrimination (though employment discrimination laws do not yet protect transgender individuals). 

Public opinion on LGBTQIA+ individuals is relatively positive. Though LGBTQIA+ travelers may encounter more conservative views in rural areas and small towns, the risk of experiencing overt discrimination in Spain is very low for travelers.

Transgender individuals and gender non-conforming folks are widely accepted in Spain, though gender identity-based discrimination still occurs.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting   Equaldex   or   ILGA   before you travel.

If you are traveling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at the time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travelers who do not wish to share a room.

Is Spain accessible for travelers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Spain is a mixed bag when it comes to access for travelers with disabilities. While some regions like Catalonia are proactively working to meet the needs of travelers with disabilities, others may prove challenging for travelers with mobility and/or visual impairments.  

Barcelona is notable as one of the most wheelchair-friendly cities in Europe. All of Barcelona’s major sights are accessible for wheelchair users, and some beaches have all-terrain wheelchairs for free hire as well as boardwalks that extend to the water. The vast majority of metro stations and all buses are accessible to folks with reduced mobility. Many train stations in Barcelona have tactile strips to direct folks with vision impairments to platforms, ticket machines, and elevators. Ticket machines and elevators have speech options in a variety of languages. 

Madrid is also a city committed to accessible travel, with metro and bus systems that can be used by people with mobility and visual impairments and many accessible monuments.

Spain’s national parks are somewhat accessible, as they are commonly outfitted with accessible interpretation centers and viewpoints. The trails of the Picos de Europa are well-maintained and non-reflective, so may be accessible to people with visual impairments (depending on the severity of the impairment).

Travelers who use battery-operated hearing aids should familiarise themselves with the Spanish equivalent of the batteries their devices need.

If you do live with a visual, hearing, or other impairment, let your booking agent or group leader know early on so they’re aware and suitable arrangements can be made. As a general rule, knowing some common words in the local language, carrying a written itinerary with you, and taking to the streets in a group, rather than solo, can help make your travel experience the best it can be.

What are some useful Spanish phrases to learn?

You don’t need to spend hours trying to learn Spanish before your trip... unless you want to, that is! The following phrases should help you get by:

• Good morning –  Buenos días
• Good afternoon –  Buenas tardes 
• Good evening –  Buenas noches
• How are you? –  ¿Cómo está usted?  (formal) 
• How are you? –   ¿Cómo estás?  (informal)
• What are you doing? –  ¿Qué haces?  
• Thank you –  ¡Gracias!  
• Nice to meet you –  Mucho gusto
• Please –  Por favor

Does my trip to Spain support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. In fact, we make a donation on behalf of every traveler. Trips to Spain directly support our foundation partner, Open Arms.

Open Arms protects people fleeing from their home country to reach Europe by sea. Donations from our trips help them protect immigrants abandoned in international waters fleeing war, persecution and poverty. They collaborate with healthcare and frontline research teams to support immigrants through health emergencies and work in their countries of origin to strengthen communities and build alternatives to irregular or unsafe immigration.  

Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

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Go to:  Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to:  Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

What is it like traveling on a small group tour?

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or you’re about to embark on your first trip, traveling can be as intimidating as it is exciting. That's the beauty of a small group tour. From handling the logistics and organizing amazing cultural activities to local leaders who know each destination like the back of their hand (like which street has the best markets and where to get the most authentic food), traveling on a small group tour with Intrepid will give you unforgettable travel experiences without the hassle that comes with exploring a new place. Plus, you'll have ready-made friends to share the journey with. All you have to do is turn up with a healthy sense of adventure and we’ll take care of the rest.

Does my Intrepid trip include airfare?

While our Intrepid trips include many modes of transport, from tuk-tuks to overland vehicles, bullet trains and feluccas, airfare to and from your home country is not included in your tour package.

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Noted for its many shopping options, a beautiful cathedral and seaside attractions, there's plenty to explore in the heart of the Catalonian capital.

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Discover the historic heart of Barcelona in this labyrinthine quarter, featuring medieval landmarks, the remains of Roman walls, and the Barcelona Cathedral. Easily accessible via L4 Jaume I and L3 Liceu and Drassanes stations.

Characterized by long straight streets and a grid pattern, Eixample boasts iconic sights like Casa Milà, Casa Batlló, and Sagrada Família. The area is easily navigable, with wide avenues and chamfered corners.

Ciutat Vella

Nestled between the Mediterranean Sea and l'Eixample, Ciutat Vella boasts historic sites like the Cathedral of Barcelona and Museu Picasso. Stroll along Les Rambles or dine at Els Quatre Gats in el Born.

A high-end fashion district in Barcelona, located just north of the modernist hub of Eixample, is home to the wonderful realm of Park Guëll.

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There's nothing like a Barcelona vacation to give yourself a little boost. The soothing sound of rolling surf and the smell of fresh sea air will rejuvenate your mind and body. To be close to the city center on your trip to Barcelona, find a hotel around Barceloneta Beach (just 1 mile (2 km) away). If you plan to stay for a bit, consider booking one of our Barcelona packages. Not only will you be able to save money, you'll also have other amazing beaches around you to explore, like Mar Bella Beach and San Sebastian Beach.

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If you want to enjoy a Majorca holiday, a package holiday is recommended because it guarantees excellent accommodation and you can bundle in other expenses such as car hire to save money for spending on fun.

When should you book a vacation package to Majorca?

The best time to visit Majorca is from June to September when the temperature ranges between 74 and 87 degrees Fahrenheit and the chance of rain is remote.

Where should you stay in Majorca during your vacation?

For any vacation type in majorca:.

One of Majorca's finest hotels, the Hotel Palma Bellver By Melia, overlooks the Bay of Palma and is close to both Palma Cathedral and Bellver Castle. It's only 6.9 miles via the Ma-19 from Palma de Mallorca Airport.

A chic hotel, the Melia Palma Bay commands a view of the scenic sunset over the Bay of Palma and has comfortable Scandinavian-style rooms. The concierge will organize a ride to or from the airport, only 5.4 miles away.

For family vacations in Majorca:

For a family vacation, the Hotel Iberostar Albufera Park is ideally suited. It's a child-friendly hotel with family rooms and kitchenettes. There's a child's pool while adults have an outdoor pool with sun loungers. The airport is around 38.6 miles away on route Ma-13.

Another hotel that kids will love is the Blau Privilege Porto Petro Beach Resort & Spa. Not only is it located 21 kilometers from the Castillo de Santeuri, a medieval castle, but it also offers a kids' club. It's only 47 minutes from the airport via the Ma-19.

For romantic vacations in Majorca:

The Boutique Hotel Calatrava is a chic resort housed in a 19th-century building. The airy rooms offer contemporary decor with wooden beams and antique furnishings. A deli and restaurant with a sea-view terrace are ideal for romantic dinners. A pickup from the airport to the hotel takes only 11 minutes.

An elegant restaurant ideal for intimately romantic dates is the Son Brull Hotel & Spa. It has a view of the island's mountains on one side and the Bay of Pollença on the other. To conclude your romantic evening, you can sip trendy cocktails at the tapas bar. It's only a 37 minute drive via the Ma-13 from the airport.

For luxury vacations in Majorca:

Majorca has some exquisite resorts, and if you have a penchant for luxury, then the St Regis Mardavall Mallorca Resort is the perfect choice. It has elegant rooms, and booking a suite qualifies you for a butler service plus 24/7 room service. The hotel is only 17 minutes from the airport via the Ma-20 route.

A rather unique hotel, the Cap Rocat is housed in what was once a fortress overlooking the Bay of Palma. Apart from its architectural design, the interior features stone bathrooms and heated floors while suites have additional private rooms. You can fine dine in a cliff-side cafe or an upscale restaurant. Airport pickups to the hotel, only 7.5 miles via the Ma-6014, are available.

For budget vacations in Majorca:

The Hotel Palma Mazas is well situated only 750 meters from the Playa de Palma beach and a 4-minute walk from Aqualand. The rooms have TVs and wood furnishings. The airport is just 5.5 miles away via the M-19 route.

The Hotel Gala is just 10-minutes away from the beach. The rooms have minibars and TVs and room service is provided. Some rooms offer sea views. An airport pickup to the hotel is just 1.4 miles.

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April 4, 2023

The Ultimate Barcelona Spain Travel Guide for 2023

Welcome to Barcelona, Spain's second largest city and a cultural hub in the Mediterranean. With its stunning architecture, delicious cuisine, and vibrant energy, Barcelona is a city that will leave a lasting impression on any traveler. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or simply looking for a new adventure, there's something for everyone in Barcelona. In this ultimate travel guide article, we will cover everything you need to know to make the most of your trip to this enchanting city.

The best months to travel to Barcelona

The best time to visit Barcelona is between April and June or September and November. During these months, the weather is mild, and the crowds are smaller, making it the perfect time to explore the city's many attractions without feeling overwhelmed. If you're looking to experience the city's lively festivals and events, plan your trip around the city's many celebrations, including the Barcelona Carnival in February and the La Mercè Festival in September.

Best areas to visit in Barcelona

Barcelona is a city with many distinct neighborhoods, each with its own unique charm and personality. If you're looking for a trendy and lively atmosphere, head to El Raval, which is known for its hip cafes, bars, and street art. For a taste of the city's history and culture, visit the Gothic Quarter, where you can explore winding streets, beautiful architecture, and ancient Roman ruins. El Born is another must-visit neighborhood, with its trendy boutiques, stylish restaurants, and beautiful medieval streets. Meanwhile, Gracia is a bohemian neighborhood that's home to many local artists, musicians, and writers. No matter where you go in Barcelona, you're sure to find a neighborhood that suits your style and interests, so be sure to explore as much as possible and discover all that this incredible city has to offer.

The most popular tourist attractions in Barcelona

Barcelona is a city with no shortage of incredible sights to see, from stunning architecture to beautiful parks and beaches. One of the most famous tourist attractions in the city is the Sagrada Familia, a breathtaking church that's been under construction for over a century. Designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi, the Sagrada Familia is a masterpiece of modernist architecture and a true icon of the city. Visitors can explore the church's many ornate facades and intricate details, including its towering spires and stunning stained glass windows.

Another must-see attraction in Barcelona is Park Guell, a whimsical park filled with colorful mosaics and stunning views of the city. Designed also by Gaudi, the park features a range of unique structures and sculptures, including a winding dragon staircase and a playful gingerbread house. Visitors can wander through the park's lush gardens, soak up the sun on its expansive terraces, or enjoy a picnic with friends and family.

La Rambla is another popular tourist attraction in Barcelona, a vibrant pedestrian street that's home to some of the city's best cafes, restaurants, and shops. Visitors can stroll along the tree-lined promenade, taking in the sights and sounds of the city, while stopping for a coffee, a bite to eat, or to pick up souvenirs to take home.

For a taste of the city's history and culture, visit the Picasso Museum, which houses an incredible collection of the artist's works, including paintings, drawings, and sculptures. The museum offers visitors a unique insight into Picasso's life and work, as well as the broader cultural context of Barcelona in the early 20th century.

If you're looking to soak up some sun and enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere, head to Barceloneta Beach, one of the most popular beaches in the city. Located just a few minutes from the city center, the beach features golden sands, clear waters, and a range of bars and restaurants to enjoy. Visitors can swim, sunbathe, or simply relax and soak up the energy of this beautiful city by the sea.

Overall, Barcelona is a city that's full of incredible tourist attractions, from its stunning architecture to its beautiful beaches and parks. With so much to see and do, be sure to plan your itinerary carefully, and leave plenty of time to explore all that this enchanting city has to offer.

The best way to travel around Barcelona

Barcelona is a city with a fantastic public transportation system, which makes getting around the city both easy and affordable. The metro is fast, efficient, and covers most of the city's major neighborhoods and tourist attractions. With over 150 stations, visitors can quickly and easily get from one end of the city to the other, all while enjoying the comfort of air conditioning and avoiding the traffic on the city's busy streets.

Another great way to travel around Barcelona is by bus or tram. The city has an extensive network of buses and trams that cover all corners of the city, making it easy to explore off the beaten path neighborhoods and attractions. For those who prefer to travel above ground, the trams offer a scenic way to see the city, while the buses are a more affordable option for budget-conscious travelers.

For a more unique way to explore the city, consider renting a bike or taking a Segway tour. Barcelona is a bike-friendly city, with many dedicated bike lanes and paths throughout the city. Renting a bike can be a fun and eco-friendly way to explore the city's many neighborhoods and attractions, allowing visitors to see the city at their own pace and take in the sights and sounds of this vibrant city. Segway tours are also a popular option, allowing visitors to explore the city's most popular sights while gliding effortlessly through the city.

Finally, for those who prefer the comfort and convenience of a private car, there are many taxi and ride-sharing services available throughout the city. While this option can be more expensive than public transportation, it offers a more flexible and personalized way to explore the city, especially for those with limited time or mobility issues.

No matter which mode of transportation you choose, be sure to plan ahead and consider your budget, schedule, and preferences when deciding how to travel around Barcelona. With so many options available, there's sure to be a method of transportation that suits your needs and allows you to make the most of your time in this beautiful city.

The most popular cultural food in Barcelona

Barcelona is a city that's renowned for its delicious cuisine, and one of the most popular cultural foods in the city is tapas. These small, bite-sized dishes are perfect for sharing with friends and family and are a great way to try a variety of local flavors and specialties. Some of the most popular tapas in Barcelona include patatas bravas, which are crispy fried potatoes served with a spicy tomato sauce, and croquetas, which are creamy and crispy fried balls of béchamel sauce filled with ham, chicken, or cheese.

Another must-try food in Barcelona is paella, a traditional rice dish that's often served with seafood, chicken, or vegetables. This savory dish is a staple of Spanish cuisine and is typically enjoyed with a glass of local wine or sangria. For an authentic experience, head to one of the city's many paella restaurants, where you can watch as the dish is prepared in front of you in a large paella pan.

Seafood is also a big part of Barcelona's culinary culture, thanks to its location on the Mediterranean coast. Visitors can enjoy a variety of fresh seafood dishes, including grilled octopus, roasted fish, and fried calamari. For a more casual and budget-friendly option, head to one of the city's many seafood stands, where you can sample a variety of fresh seafood dishes while enjoying the hustle and bustle of the city.

Finally, no trip to Barcelona would be complete without trying churros con chocolate, a delicious and indulgent treat that's perfect for breakfast, dessert, or a late-night snack. These fried dough pastries are typically served with a thick and rich hot chocolate sauce, making them the ultimate comfort food for chilly evenings.

With so many delicious options to choose from, be sure to explore as much of the local cuisine as possible and immerse yourself in the vibrant culinary culture of Barcelona. Whether you're looking for a casual street food experience or a fine dining experience, there's sure to be a dish or restaurant that suits your tastes and preferences.

The best restaurants to visit in Barcelona

Barcelona is home to many incredible restaurants, ranging from Michelin-starred fine dining establishments to casual street food stands. Here are some of the best restaurants to visit in the city:

This world-renowned restaurant is helmed by chef Albert Adrià, who is known for his creative and avant-garde approach to cooking. The menu features a range of innovative and whimsical dishes, inspired by Spanish and Catalan cuisine, and presented in a playful and interactive way.

El Celler de Can Roca

This three-Michelin-starred restaurant is consistently ranked among the best restaurants in the world and is known for its innovative and artfully presented dishes. The menu features a range of traditional Catalan flavors and ingredients, reimagined in creative and unexpected ways.

Another Michelin-starred restaurant, Disfrutar is known for its innovative and playful approach to cooking. The menu features a range of avant-garde dishes, inspired by the flavors and textures of Spanish and Catalan cuisine, and presented in a visually stunning way.

La Boqueria Market

This bustling market in the heart of Barcelona is a foodie's paradise, with dozens of stalls selling fresh seafood, cured meats, artisanal cheeses, and other local specialties. Visitors can sample a variety of dishes and ingredients, from traditional tapas to modern fusion cuisine, all while soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic market.

This trendy and stylish restaurant is known for its simple yet delicious tapas dishes, made with high-quality ingredients and served in a cozy and intimate setting. The menu features a range of classic and modern tapas, including fresh seafood, cured meats, and seasonal vegetables.

No matter which restaurant you choose to visit, be sure to sample as much of the local cuisine as possible and immerse yourself in the vibrant culinary culture of Barcelona. With so many incredible options to choose from, you're sure to have a memorable and delicious dining experience in this beautiful city.

The best sights to see in Barcelona

Barcelona is a city that's full of incredible sights to see, from stunning architecture and museums to beautiful parks and beaches. Here are some of the best sights to see in the city:

La Sagrada Familia

This iconic church, designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi, is one of the most famous and beloved landmarks in Barcelona. Visitors can explore the church's many ornate facades and intricate details, including its towering spires and stunning stained glass windows.

Another masterpiece by Gaudi, Park Guell is a whimsical park filled with colorful mosaics and stunning views of the city. Visitors can wander through the park's lush gardens, soak up the sun on its expansive terraces, or enjoy a picnic with friends and family.

The Gothic Quarter

This historic neighborhood is filled with winding streets and beautiful buildings, including ancient Roman ruins, Gothic cathedrals, and medieval palaces. Visitors can explore the many boutiques, cafes, and museums that dot the neighborhood, or simply stroll through its charming pedestrian streets and soak up the atmosphere.

The Picasso Museum

This incredible museum is home to an extensive collection of works by the famous artist Pablo Picasso, including paintings, sculptures, and drawings. The museum offers visitors a unique insight into Picasso's life and work, as well as the broader cultural context of Barcelona in the early 20th century.

Barceloneta Beach

Located just a few minutes from the city center, Barceloneta Beach is one of the most popular beaches in the city, offering visitors a chance to swim, sunbathe, or simply relax and soak up the Mediterranean sun. The beach is surrounded by a range of cafes, restaurants, and bars, making it the perfect place to spend a day by the sea.

Casa Batllo

This iconic building, also designed by Gaudi, is a masterpiece of modernist architecture, featuring a range of whimsical and surreal details, including colorful tiles, undulating walls, and whimsical balconies. Visitors can take a tour of the building's many rooms and learn more about Gaudi's unique and innovative approach to architecture.

Overall, Barcelona is a city that's full of incredible sights to see, from stunning architecture and beautiful beaches to fascinating museums and historic neighborhoods. With so much to see and do, be sure to plan your itinerary carefully, and leave plenty of time to explore all that this enchanting city has to offer.

The approximate daily cost in USD

The cost of traveling to Barcelona can vary depending on your budget and travel style. On average, you can expect to spend around $100-$150 per day on accommodation, food, and transportation. However, keep in mind that the cost can vary depending on the time of year you visit, the type of accommodation you choose, and the activities you plan to do. For a more budget-friendly trip, consider staying in a hostel or renting an Airbnb, eating at local cafes and markets, and using public transportation to get around the city.

In conclusion, Barcelona is a city that offers something for everyone, from its stunning architecture and beautiful beaches to its delicious cuisine and lively festivals. By following this ultimate travel guide, you can make the most of your trip to this incredible city and create memories that will last a lifetime. So pack your bags, grab your camera, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in Barcelona!

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