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Day 1 : Seville Highlights 

Arrive at Madrid Airport and take a high-speed train to Seville, the heart of Andalusia. In the afternoon, explore the Alcázar of Seville, a breathtaking Moorish palace with intricate tilework and lush gardens. Visit the Seville Cathedral, home to Christopher Columbus’ tomb, and climb La Giralda for stunning city views. Stroll through the charming Santa Cruz Quarter before indulging in gazpacho, tapas, and flamenco vibes at a riverside restaurant.
 
Day 2 : Córdoba Day 

Trip Take a morning train to Córdoba, once the capital of Islamic Spain. Visit the MezquitaCatedral, an architectural masterpiece blending Islamic and Christian influences. Stroll along the historic Roman Bridge and explore the charming Jewish Quarter with its picturesque patios. Enjoy local delicacies like salmorejo (cold tomato soup) and eggplant with honey. Return to Seville in the evening and experience the city’s vibrant nightlife in the Triana district, known for flamenco bars and lively tapas spots.

 

Day 3 : Madrid Arrival & Highlights 

Catch a high-speed train to Madrid and settle in. Spend the afternoon exploring the Royal Palace, with its opulent rooms and rich history. Wander through Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol, the city's bustling heart. Stroll through the lush El Retiro Park, a perfect spot for a peaceful escape. Visit the Prado Museum, home to masterpieces by Velázquez and Goya. End the day with churros con chocolate at San Ginés and a tapas experience at Mercado de San Miguel.

 

Day 4 : Toledo Day Trip 

Take a morning train to Toledo, the medieval "City of Three Cultures." Marvel at the Gothic Cathedral, explore the Alcázar of Toledo, and visit the El Greco Museum to admire works of the famous painter. Wander through ancient streets and cross the San Martín Bridge for breathtaking views. Savor marzipan, a local specialty, and Manchego cheese with regional wine. Return to Madrid in the evening and enjoy a relaxed dinner at a traditional Spanish tavern.

 

Day 5 : Madrid’s Local Gems & Flamenco

Immerse yourself in Madrid’s local charm with a food tour in La Latina, tasting authentic tapas like jamón ibérico, croquetas, and tortilla española. Explore the ThyssenBornemisza Museum, or go shopping along the vibrant Gran Vía. For lunch, try the famous Cocido Madrileño, a slow-cooked Madrid-style stew. In the evening, watch an electrifying flamenco performance at Corral de la Morería, experiencing the soulful rhythms of Spain’s most passionate dance

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Day 6 : Barcelona Arrival & Gaudí’s Masterpieces 

Take a morning train to Barcelona, Spain’s artistic and coastal gem. This afternoon, visit La Sagrada Família, Gaudí’s stunning, unfinished basilica. Wander through the colorful mosaics and whimsical structures of Park Güell before admiring the modernist facades of Casa Batlló. Explore the medieval streets of the Gothic Quarter, stopping at hidden plazas and historic cathedrals. For dinner, indulge in patatas bravas, escalivada, and sangria at a lively Catalan restaurant.

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Day 7 : Costa Brava Day Trip 

Escape to the Costa Brava, known for its crystal-clear waters and charming seaside villages. Visit Tossa de Mar, a picturesque town with medieval walls overlooking the sea. Walk along Camí de Ronda, a scenic coastal path with breathtaking views. Explore whitewashed fishing villages like Cadaqués, once home to Salvador Dalí. Enjoy a leisurely seafood lunch, savoring fresh paella and grilled prawns by the shore. Return to Barcelona in the evening for a relaxed night out.

 

Day 8 : Barcelona’s Cultural Treasures 

Start the day with a visit to Montjuïc Hill, home to the Magic Fountain, the Joan Miró Museum, and the National Art Museum of Catalonia. Wander through Barceloneta Beach, where you can soak in the Mediterranean sun or sip on cocktails at a beachfront bar. Explore the Picasso Museum, showcasing the artist’s early works. End the evening with a seafood dinner and crema catalana at a seaside café, enjoying Barcelona’s vibrant nightlife.

 

Day 9 : Immersive Barcelona & Sunset Views 

For your final full day, take a Catalan cooking class and learn to make paella, or join a guided walking tour to discover Barcelona’s hidden gems. Visit the El Born district, known for its trendy boutiques and charming streets. In the evening, hike up to Bunkers del Carmel, a local favorite for watching a spectacular sunset over the city. Toast to your Spanish adventure with a glass of cava, celebrating unforgettable memories.

 

Day 10: Departure from Barcelona 

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast of pan con tomate and freshly brewed coffee. Take a final stroll along Passeig de Gràcia, picking up souvenirs or admiring Gaudí’s famous buildings. With Spain’s rich history, vibrant culture, and incredible cuisine lingering in your memory, head to the airport for your return flight

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