Your Spanish adventure begins in Madrid, where a panoramic city tour introduces you to grand avenues and vibrant squares like Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor. A walking tour brings you close to the city’s artistic and political heart—visiting the iconic Royal Palace, the neoclassical Catedral de la Almudena, and the majestic Plaza de España. The artistic legacy of Spain unfolds at the Prado Museum, housing masterpieces by Velázquez and Goya, while a stroll along the Gran Vía immerses you in the city’s lively rhythm.

On Day 2, you journey to Toledo, the medieval city where Christian, Muslim, and Jewish influences intertwine. Walking through the narrow streets, you’ll explore Plaza de Zocodover, the Moorish Puerta de Bisagra, and treasures like Santo Tomé Church and the breathtaking Synagogue Santa María la Blanca. The city’s spiritual complexity is on full display at the Church of San Román, Mosque of Cristo de la Luz, and the awe-inspiring Toledo Cathedral. That evening, you continue to Cordoba, ready to explore the soul of Al-Andalus.

Cordoba’s Old Town is a UNESCO site that welcomes you with its famous Mezquita–Cathedral, a marvel of Islamic arches and Christian altars. You’ll walk through the historic Jewish Quarter, visit the Old Synagogue, and enjoy the floral charm of Calleja de las Flores. The Roman Bridge and the Alcazar of the Catholic Kings provide a mix of Roman engineering and regal power, while plazas like Corredera and Capuchinos invite you to experience local life. After a group dinner, the road leads to the passionate heart of Andalucía—Sevilla.

In Sevilla, Moorish elegance and Spanish tradition come together. You’ll visit the Real Alcázar, a royal palace built by Muslim kings, and the massive Gothic cathedral, where Columbus is believed to rest. The beautiful Plaza de España and peaceful Maria Luisa Park offer architectural harmony and natural beauty. Along the Guadalquivir River, you’ll encounter Torre del Oro, the Archivo de Indias, the Royal Tobacco Factory, and the lively Santa Cruz district. The city’s energy peaks with an optional flamenco show, capturing the spirit of Andalucía.

The following day in Malaga blends history with coastal charm. You’ll explore the ancient Alcazaba fortress, Gibralfaro Castle, and the grand Malaga Cathedral before visiting the Picasso Museum, honoring the city’s most famous son. The tour continues through Calle Larios, Plaza de la Merced, and the Atarazanas Market, filled with Andalusian color and cuisine. You’ll relax with a seaside stroll along La Malagueta Beach and visit the Historical Botanical Garden and the Roman Theatre, reminders of the city’s layered past.

Granada, your final cultural treasure, invites you to explore the breathtaking Alhambra, including the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife Gardens, and the Palace of Charles V. You’ll explore the hilltop neighborhoods of Sacromonte and Albayzín, famous for their whitewashed houses and flamenco caves. A walking tour through the Old Town reveals the Royal Chapel, Cathedral, Plaza Nueva, and historic streets like Valle Elvira, La Carrera del Darro, and Paseo de los Tristes. You’ll unwind in the teterías (tea houses) of the old Moorish quarters and have free time for local shopping before returning to Madrid on Day 7 for your final overnight stay and departure.

This curated experience offers not only stunning sights and iconic monuments but also an intimate look at the soul of Spain—its religious crossroads, artistic legacy, and southern warmth.