Private tour Europe (SPN008) Unseen Spain (9 days 8 nights)

Sightseeing along Gran Via and Paseo de la Castellana / Plaza de Espana, Plaza de Oriente, Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, Atocha Station, Neptune Fountain, Cibeles Fountain, the Bullring, and Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

Option to visit the Prado Museum, go shopping, and enjoy dinner as you wish.

Option to visit the Prado Museum, go shopping, and enjoy dinner as you wish, or catch a football match or take a flamenco show tour with dinner.

Travel to Toledo, a city rich in historic monuments known as the “City of Three Cultures,” where Christians, Muslims, and Jews lived together for centuries. Visit the Church of Santo Tome and Santa Maria Mosque.

Depart for Santiago de Compostela. Along the way, you can stop at Salamanca, an ancient city famous for its university founded by King Alfonso 9 in the early 1200s, with time to enjoy lunch in the city.

Continue to Santiago de Compostela along the Camino route. Many pilgrims walk this ancient path, also known as the Way of St. James, to Santiago de Compostela.

The heart of Santiago de Compostela is called "Casco Histórico" (Old Town), once surrounded by walls in the 11th century. Visit the cathedral and Cathedral Museum, and see the tomb of St. James the Great.

Visit Cap Finisterre, where pilgrims gather to burn their boots. End the day with dinner, with recommended seafood paired with the famous local Albariño wine.

Our scenic drive takes us through the Cabo Ortegal region and along the Asturian coast to Oviedo. In Oviedo, begin at the cathedral, Palacio de Valdecarzana, the ruins of the Church of San Tirso, and Porlier Plaza, flanked by the El Conde de Toreno Palace and Camposagrado Palace.

Continue to Bilbao. Along the way, we stop at Santillana del Mar, one of the most picturesque villages on the northern coast, renowned for its medieval architecture. Nearby, we visit the famous Altamira Cave, where prehistoric art is remarkably preserved.

Explore Bilbao and its vibrant Old Town, filled with charming shops, lively squares, and traditional Basque taverns. You can also choose to visit the Guggenheim Museum, an architectural masterpiece designed by Frank Gehry. Its collection features prominent large-scale works, including art by contemporary masters such as Jeff Koons and Willem de Kooning.

Today, we recommend sampling delicious, authentic Spanish tapas at a renowned local spot.

Visit Getaria, a charming Basque coastal village. Arriving in San Sebastián, we see the beautiful Maria Cristina Hotel and the Kursaal, where the film festival is held. We also see La Concha Beach, a crescent-shaped beach.

In the afternoon, arrive in Pamplona. Stroll through the Ciudadela, the city walls, public parks, and gardens. Here, the 'Running of the Bulls' is held as part of the San Fermín festival.

From Pamplona, we continue to Zaragoza for a brief city sightseeing stop and lunch.

Then, head on to Barcelona. In the evening, enjoy dinner and a relaxed stroll at your leisure.

Explore Barcelona and discover many of the city's most important artistic highlights, including Gaudí's Casa Batlló, Casa Milà, the Sagrada Família Basilica, and Park Güell, all declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Enjoy shopping in famous shopping districts and dining at renowned restaurants at your leisure. You can also choose to watch a Spanish football match if you wish.

Transfer to Barcelona Airport according to your scheduled flight time.