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Ávila and Segovia - Tour from Madrid
AUD$91.80 price per person
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Madrid, Spain Ávila is one of the finest remnants of Europe's medieval era and a World Heritage site. It is the oldest and most complete walled city in Europe. The city walls are symbolical of the city. Ávila... (more) Ávila is one of the finest remnants of Europe's medieval era and a World Heritage site. It is the oldest and most complete walled city in Europe. The city walls are symbolical of the city. Ávila lies a short distance to the west of Madrid. Ávila is a city of contrasts, the hustle and bustle of the mercado (market) contrasts with the quiet of the temples, churches and convents. The beautiful palaces and the impressive cathedral provide Ávila's character and identity, Avila also is renowned for being the home of St. Teresa of Avila. Segovia, founded as a Roman pleasure resort, became a religious centre and seat of the Castilian court. Through the ages it has been a melting pot of Roman, Arabic, Jewish and Christian cultures. Its steep streets lined with quaint houses built of granite and many monuments remind one of its long and notable history. The great aqueduct is the crowning glory of Segovia. 2,000 years on it is still in perfect working condition, bringing potable water to Segovia. (hide)
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When:
01 Apr - 31 Oct: Daily 01 Nov - 31 Mar: Daily except Tuesday & Thursday
Length:
9 hours
Evening Photography Tour of Madrid
AUD$98.36 price per person
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Madrid, Spain Madrid by night is even more stunning that by day. See its famous buildings and monuments illuminated at night and discover the best views and angles of Madrid through the eyes of an expert... (more) Madrid by night is even more stunning that by day. See its famous buildings and monuments illuminated at night and discover the best views and angles of Madrid through the eyes of an expert photographer. The Spanish capital city is rich in architecture that spans centuries and its colourful plazas and cultural hot spots make for some memorable photo opportunities. The Circulo de Bellas Artes cafè , the famous Gran Via with its typical 1930s buildings, the statues of Don Quixote and other characters from Cervante’s immortal classic in the Plaza de Espana. statue – all contribute to the magic that is Madrid. This specially designed photography tour will help you to discover and experience a city through the eyes of a local photographer. Your guide-cum-photographer has an in-depth local knowledge, a passion for the city and for the art of photography. Capture some of Madrid’s most enduring landmarks on camera and preserve magical memories of this holiday. Let each photograph carry your distinctive signature! (hide)
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When:
Daily except Sunday
Length:
4 hours
Morning Photography Tour of Madrid
AUD$98.36 price per person
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Madrid, Spain Discover the best views and angles of Madrid through the eyes of an expert photographer. The Spanish capital city is rich in architecture that spans centuries and its colourful plazas and cultural... (more) Discover the best views and angles of Madrid through the eyes of an expert photographer. The Spanish capital city is rich in architecture that spans centuries and its colourful plazas and cultural hot spots make for some memorable photo opportunities. The Circulo de Bellas Artes cafè , the famous Gran Via with its typical 1930s buildings, the statues of Don Quixote and other characters from Cervante’s immortal classic in the Plaza de Espana – all contribute to the magic that is Madrid. This specially-designed photography tour will help you to discover and experience a city through the eyes of a local photographer. Your guide-cum-photographer has an in-depth local knowledge, a passion for the city and for the art of photography. Capture some of Madrid’s most enduring landmarks on camera and preserve magical memories of this holiday.Let each photograph carry your distinctive signature! (hide)
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When:
Daily except Sunday
Length:
4 hours
Madrid Super Saver: Toledo and Aranjuez Day Trip from Madrid
AUD$111.83 price per person
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Madrid, Spain Pay less and get more on this Madrid Super Saver tour, which combines a half-day tour of Toledo and a half-day tour of Aranjuez. In the morning you’ll travel to Toledo, Spain's medieval capital and... (more) Pay less and get more on this Madrid Super Saver tour, which combines a half-day tour of Toledo and a half-day tour of Aranjuez. In the morning you’ll travel to Toledo, Spain's medieval capital and a treasure trove of architecture and El Greco art. Then spend the afternoon in Aranjuez, a beautiful World Heritage-listed royal city. You’ll be accompanied by a knowledgeable guide all day. The best part? By combining these two half-day tours, you’ll enjoy a 10% discount compared to purchasing the tours separately.Morning Tour: Toledo
A highlight of any visit to Toledo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with wonderful architecture, is seeing The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, the famous painting by 16th-century master El Greco. Toledo was the setting for many of El Greco's art, and you’ll see this painting – one of his most famous – at the Church of St Tome.

Toledo is known for its art and history and has a landscape that combines Arabic, Mudejar, Gothic, medieval and Renaissance architecture. Surrounded by the River Tajo, the atmospheric walled town is crammed with churches and museums. Sights you’ll see include the amazing 13th-century Cathedral of Toledo, the medieval castle, Santa Maria la Blanca Synagogue, San Juan of the Kings Monastery and the Victorio Macho Museum.

Afternoon Tour: Aranjuez
In the afternoon, enjoy the beautiful architecture and regal atmosphere of Aranjuez, which sits at the confluence of the Tagus and Jarama rivers. Your local guide will lead you the Palacio Real (Royal Palace), part of Aranjuez’s UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape. It is a Spanish Royal Site – the spring residence of Spanish kings since the late 1800s. Admire the decorative styles, and see the Throne Room of Elizabeth II, the Prince's Gardens, the Parterre and the Island. The palace gardens are so beautiful, they inspired Spanish composer Joaquin Rodrigo to compose his Concierto de Aranjuez.

After relaxing in the gardens, you head to the Gran Casino of Aranjuez to have a little fun and enjoy a complimentary welcome drink. Your guide will show you around, and then you can try your luck at the tables if you wish. Special Offer - Book this trip and save 10% compared to booking the trips separately. - Book Now!
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Length:
10 hours
Madrid Super Saver: Toledo, Illuminations Evening Tour and Flamenco Show
AUD$113.16 price per person
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Madrid, Spain Discover the best of Toledo and Madrid with this Madrid super saver! Spend the morning in Toledo, a UNESCO World Heritage city and artwork treasure trove of Spain's Renaissance master, El Greco.... (more) Discover the best of Toledo and Madrid with this Madrid super saver! Spend the morning in Toledo, a UNESCO World Heritage city and artwork treasure trove of Spain's Renaissance master, El Greco. Explore this medieval city with a knowledgeable guide, and then return to Madrid for an evening illuminations tour, where you’ll see the city’s boulevards and landmarks – such as Plaza de España, La Cibeles and Plaza Mayor – lit up at night. Lastly, head to the historic venues of Florida Park or Torres Bermejas to see a passionate flamenco show. Have an unforgettable day of Spanish culture and save 15% when you buy these tours together!Toledo Half-Day Trip
Start your day with a 5-hour tour to Toledo. Meet your local guide in central Madrid, and then relax on the comfortable coach drive about 44 miles (70 km) south. Tour the medieval walled city – surrounded by the Tajo River – with your guide, and see the splendor of what was the capital of Spain until the 15th century. Throughout the tour, your guide will tell you interesting details about the city.

Toledo's role as Spain's former capital and melting pot of cultures is visible in every corner. Discover Arabic, Moorish, Gothic and Renaissance architecture; see the amazing 13th-century Roman Catholic Cathedral of Toledo; admire the Alcazar, a medieval castle; and visit Santa Maria La Blanca Synagogue.

As you wander around the cobblestone alleyways, learn about the master of Spanish Renaissance painting, El Greco. Also a sculptor and architect, El Greco had an original, dramatic and expressionistic style that wasn't well received in the 16th century. Eventually, his works became highly regarded and many are now considered masterpieces.

See one of his most famous works – The Burial of the Count of Orgaz – at the Moorish St Tome Church. Then visit San Juan of the Kings and the Victorio Macho Museum before re-boarding your coach and making the trip back to Madrid.

In Madrid, you'll have approximately six hours of free time to have lunch (own expense), relax and explore on your own.

Illuminations Evening Tour

At approximately 7:45pm, meet your guide in central Madrid and board a comfortable coach for your 2-hour evening illuminations tour. See Madrid's tree-lined boulevards, with their animated cafes and beautifully lit monuments and squares. As you ride around, learn about the city and the sites you pass from your local guide.

See the amazing 4th-century-BC Egyptian Templo de Debod, saved from the rising waters of Lake Nasser and sent block by block to Spain in 1970. Then admire Plaza de España, where the statues of Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes and his most well-known characters, Don Quijote and Sancho Panza, are located.

Next, hop off the coach and continue by foot to the heart of Madrid, Plaza Mayor. Formerly a center for royal festivities and bullfighting, the plaza is lined with shops and alfresco cafes where you can have dinner or a drink (own expense) during free time before your flamenco show starts.

Flamenco Show
Meet at approximately 9:30pm at either Florida Park (in Parque del Buen Retiro) or Torres Bermejas (in the Gran Via) – two of Madrid’s best Flamenco venues (if you have a preference of venues, please provide it when booking). While you sit back and watch the exciting show – a southern Spanish tradition that combines passionate music and dance – sip on a complimentary glass of wine or soda.
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Length:
1 day
Madrid Super Saver: El Escorial Monastery and Aranjuez Day Trip from Madrid
AUD$118.48 price per person
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Madrid, Spain The Madrid Super Saver combines two best-selling tours at a discounted price – becoming a fantastic day out. Experience the grandeur of El Escorial monastery, and visit the poignant Valley of the... (more) The Madrid Super Saver combines two best-selling tours at a discounted price – becoming a fantastic day out. Experience the grandeur of El Escorial monastery, and visit the poignant Valley of the Fallen monument, erected in memory of the millions who died in the Spanish Civil War. Gain insights into Spain's intriguing history at these symbolic landmarks, reflecting the Spanish monarchy, church and 20th-century conflict. Then take a trip to Aranjuez, a beautiful World Heritage-listed royal city. You’ll be accompanied by a knowledgeable guide all day. The best part? By combining these two half-day tours, you’ll enjoy a 15% discount compared to purchasing the tours separately.Morning Tour: El Escorial Monastery and the Valley of the Fallen
The Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo El Real was built by King Philip II to house the remains of his parents, Charles I and Isabella of Portugal. The Renaissance complex combines a palace and monastery, and features a wonderful collection of art. On your visit, follow your guide on a tour of the complex, including the Pantheon of Kings and the basilica.

Six miles (9.5 km) north of El Escorial lies the Valley of the Fallen, a vast basilica built into the side of a mountain and topped by a gigantic granite cross. The monument was built by Spanish dictator General Franco to remember the casualties of Spain's Civil War. Take a guided tour inside the basilica and admire the spectacular valley landscape surrounding the complex.

Before you continue to Aranjuez, have free time to grab lunch (own expense) and relax before the second part of your day trip.

Afternoon Tour: Aranjuez
Continue your trip to Aranjuez, a town of beautiful architecture and a regal atmosphere that lies 28 miles (46 km) south of Madrid.

Your guide will lead you the Palacio Real (Royal Palace). The palace is a Spanish Royal Site – the spring residence of Spanish kings since the late 1800s. Admire the decorative styles and see the Throne Room of Elizabeth II, the Prince's Gardens, the Parterre and the Island.

Next, visit the Museum of Royal Feluccas, which exhibits boats used by Philip V and Elizabeth II, among other royal family members, to cruise the Tagus River.
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Length:
7 hours
Escorial, Basilica of the Valley & Toledo Tour
AUD$120.66 price per person
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Madrid, Spain An excursion to Madrid is incomplete without a trip to El Escorial and the basilica of Valle de Los Caidos. El Escorial owes it universal fame to the monastery built by King Felipe II. Marvel at the... (more) An excursion to Madrid is incomplete without a trip to El Escorial and the basilica of Valle de Los Caidos. El Escorial owes it universal fame to the monastery built by King Felipe II. Marvel at the San Lorenzo el Real monastery which exudes an aura of grandeur and austerity. The symmetry and balance of the construction according to the humanist Renaissance style makes it popular as the ‘eighth wonder of the world’. At Valle de Los Caidos (Basilica of the Valley), you will see an unmistakable granite cross, 150 metres high and 46 metres long at the cross piece, dominating the landscape. Explore the beautiful imperial city-museum of Toledo popularly known as the ‘city of the three cultures’. Its genuine Spanish buildings include almost all the periods in the history (Arab, gothic, Mudejar, Renaissance and baroque style). Here lived the great painter El Greco in the 16th century. (hide)
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When:
Daily except Monday
Length:
Approx 11 hours
Madrid Super Saver: El Escorial Monastery and Toledo Day Trip from Madrid
AUD$122.48 price per person
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Madrid, Spain Pay less and get more on this Madrid Super Saver tour, which combines a visit to El Escorial Monastery with a half-day tour of Toledo. Spend the morning at El Escorial monastery and the poignant... (more) Pay less and get more on this Madrid Super Saver tour, which combines a visit to El Escorial Monastery with a half-day tour of Toledo. Spend the morning at El Escorial monastery and the poignant Valley of the Fallen monument, erected in memory of the millions who died in the Spanish Civil War. Gain insights from your guide, who will accompany you all day, into the significance of these landmarks, which reflect the Spanish monarchy, church and 20th-century conflict. In the afternoon, you’ll travel to Toledo, Spain's medieval capital and a treasure trove of architecture and El Greco art. The best part? By combining these two half-day tours, you’ll enjoy a 10% discount compared to purchasing the tours separately.Morning Tour: El Escorial Monastery
Start your day trip with a visit to the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo El Real, built by King Philip II to house the remains of his parents, Charles I and Isabella of Portugal. The austere Renaissance complex combines a palace and monastery, and features a wonderful collection of art. Follow your guide on a tour of the complex, including the Pantheon of Kings and basilica.

Located six miles (9.5 km) north of El Escorial lies the Valley of the Fallen, a basilica built into the side of a mountain and topped by a gigantic granite cross. The monument was built by Spanish dictator General Franco to remember the casualties of Spain's Civil War. Take a guided tour inside the basilica, and admire the valley surrounding the complex.

Next, if you have chosen this tour with the lunch option your guide will take you to a traditional Spanish restaurant in Madrid. Alternatively, enjoy free time to wonder around the city at your own leisure, or grab a snack at a local cafe (own expense).

Afternoon Tour: Toledo
In the afternoon, travel to Toledo and enjoy a walking tour of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed city of wonderful architecture, churches and museums. Toledo is known for its art and history, and it has a landscape that combines Arabic, Mudejar, Gothic, medieval and Renaissance architecture.

A highlight of your visit will be the sight of The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, the famous painting by 16th-century master El Greco, located in the Church of St Tome.

See the exterior of the 13th-century Cathedral of Toledo, the medieval castle, Santa Maria la Blanca Synagogue, San Juan of the Kings Monastery and the Victorio Macho Museum. Special Offer - Book this tour and save more than 10% compared to booking the tours separately. - Book Now!
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Length:
11 hours
Spanish Wine Tour from Madrid
AUD$131.80 price per person
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Madrid, Spain Leave Madrid and head to the hills to learn about Spanish wine on this full-day tour! With an expert guide at your side, visit the Vinos de Madrid winemaking region and tour three esteemed wine... (more) Leave Madrid and head to the hills to learn about Spanish wine on this full-day tour! With an expert guide at your side, visit the Vinos de Madrid winemaking region and tour three esteemed wine estates in the area, known as ‘bodegas.’ Explore their cellars, sample their produce and learn about the area that’s supplied Spain’s capital city with stellar wines for centuries.

Numbers are limited to 19 on this small-group tour, ensuring you’ll enjoy personalized attention from your guide.Leave central Madrid and head into the surrounding countryside, passing through the sleepy villages and meadows that typify the area. As you travel by air-conditioned minibus, your guide will talk to you about wines made in the area surrounding Madrid.

About 19 miles (30km) away from the capital’s center, you’ll find yourself in the heart of the Madrid's main winemaking area, known as Vinos de Madrid – a Spanish Denominación de origen (DO) territory. All wines produced here adhere to strict production guidelines so they have are able to proudly display the DO Madrid labels on their bottles – an indication of the region's high-quality wine.

The area boasts a real mix of traditional and contemporary wineries, all dotted around an area extending from the central mountain range to the Tagus River Valley. Visit three of the region’s best estates to sample quality red and white wines. Roughly halfway through your tour, your guide will give you several options for lunch (own expense).

Your tour will visit three of the following wineries:

Bodegas Andres Morate in Belmonte del Tajo: Sat in the hills at an altitude of 2,460 feet (750 meters), this family-run winery produces mainly red Tempranillo wines and white Airén wines. Using grapes from 80-year-old vines, the wines are made by a complex biodynamic process – unique to the winery.

Bodegas El Regajal in Aranjuez: A family-run winery in the UNESCO-listed village of Aranjuez, surrounded by vineyards and olive trees. The estate is also home to a butterfly farm -- one of the largest in Europe.

Bodegas Jesus Diaz in Colmenar de Oreja: This fourth-generation winery is located on the site of an ancient Franciscan monastery. Produces a variety of red, white, rosé, sparkling and dessert wines.

Bodegas Orusco in Valdilecha: One of the oldest active wineries in the Madrid winemaking region, and one that combines traditional production methods with state-of-the-art technology. Now annually producing nearly 1.5 million liters of wine each year, the estate has grown from one that originally existed just to supply the local church with its Eucharist wine.

Bodega Qubel in Pozuelo del Ray: Traditional winery in the southeast corner of the Madrid wine territory. Its winemaking process aims to be as natural as possible, and all of its wines are aged in French or American oak barrels.

Real Cortijo in Aranjuez: A beautiful winery in the UNESCO-listed village of Aranjuez. The estate's 'real' (royal) name is in reference to Spain’s King Carlos III, who ordered the estate to be built so it could produce wine for the royal household.

Solera Bodegas in Colmenar de Oreja:
Family-run winery located in one of the most traditional winemaking villages near Madrid. Boasting 44 acres (18 hectares) of organic vineyards, the estate produces wine from grapes ripened in traditional clay vats. Special Offer - Introductory offer! Book before September 30, 2013, and save 10% on the adult recommended retail price. - Book Now!
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Length:
8 hours
Classic Sightseeing Tour of Seville
AUD$314.76 price per person
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Madrid, Spain Seville is the capital of Andalucia. Its history and treasures of art and architecture render it as one of the most interesting places in Europe. While the Moorish influence is most evident in... (more) Seville is the capital of Andalucia. Its history and treasures of art and architecture render it as one of the most interesting places in Europe. While the Moorish influence is most evident in Seville it has had a colourful and varied history including being an important hub of the Roman Empire. Seville is filled with many beautiful churches and palaces. Its animated and picturesque street life – often painted and described – make this a lovely city to visit. (hide)
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When:
Daily
Length:
9 hours
Rail Tour to Seville by AVE Train
AUD$319.51 price per person
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Madrid, Spain See the orange trees and beautiful architecture of Seville on a full day rail tour from Madrid. Board the AVE at Madrid's Atocha Station and enjoy the relaxing rail trip to Seville. Depending on the... (more) See the orange trees and beautiful architecture of Seville on a full day rail tour from Madrid. Board the AVE at Madrid's Atocha Station and enjoy the relaxing rail trip to Seville. Depending on the day of the week your itinerary is as follows:This tour will be give you a general impression of the historic center of Seville. Begin in the Torre del Oro and walk along the Guadalquivir River, the Triana, the bridge, the bullring and La Maestranza theater. The tour continues in the area of El Arenal to La Catedral. Here, your guide will help you to make your way through the labyrinth of narrow streets and alleys that lead to charming places. This is the Barrio de Santa Cruz, Seville's historic district. You will see the monuments from the outside. (hide)
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Length:
15 hours
Andalucia, Cordoba, Seville – 3 Day Historic and Scenic Tour
AUD$367.22 price per person
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Madrid, Spain This three day coach tour will take you from Madrid to the Costa del Sol and on the way show you some of the most interesting cities in the Andalusia. Cordoba is a very lively town with old... (more) This three day coach tour will take you from Madrid to the Costa del Sol and on the way show you some of the most interesting cities in the Andalusia. Cordoba is a very lively town with old Andalusian tradition. It is a town of many contrasts, from Flamenco to bullfighting, never failing to surprise the visitor. It is one of the most attractive destinations in southern Spain. While the Moorish influence is most evident in Seville it has had a colourful and varied history including being an important hub of the Roman Empire. Seville is filled with many beautiful churches and palaces. It is a lovely city to visit. Ronda is one of the most popular and spectacular towns in the Andalusia. Standing on a soaring plateau and divided by the famous El Tajo gorge the town offers magnificent views of the Serranía de Ronda Mountains and surrounding countryside. (hide)
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When:
04 Apr - 31 Oct: Thursdays
Length:
3 Days / 2 Nights
Cordoba and Seville - 2 Day Historic and Sightseeing Tour
AUD$379.35 price per person
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Madrid, Spain There are many exciting, historical and interesting places to visit not far from the city of Madrid. This tour will take you to two of the most popular and attractive cities in Spain – Cordoba and... (more) There are many exciting, historical and interesting places to visit not far from the city of Madrid. This tour will take you to two of the most popular and attractive cities in Spain – Cordoba and Sevilla. Cordoba is a very lively with old Andalusian tradition. It is a town of many contrasts, from Flamenco to bullfighting, never failing to surprise the visitor. It is one of the most attractive destinations in southern Spain. While the Moorish influence is most evident in Seville it has had a colourful and varied history including being an important hub of the Roman Empire. Seville is filled with many beautiful churches and palaces. It is a lovely city to visit. This tour will give you a flavour of the southern region of Spain and will leave you wanting more. (hide)
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When:
year Around: Monday 04 Apr - 31 Oct Extra Departure Thursday
Length:
2 Days / 1 Night
Barcelona Rail Day Trip from Madrid
AUD$420.68 price per person
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Madrid, Spain Explore Barcelona at your own pace on this value for money, unescorted day trip. Catch a high-speed rail connection from Madrid and travel across the heart of Spain to Barcelona.Explore the city... (more) Explore Barcelona at your own pace on this value for money, unescorted day trip. Catch a high-speed rail connection from Madrid and travel across the heart of Spain to Barcelona.Explore the city and its magnificent sights including Gaudi's giant unfinished cathedral, La Sagrada Famila. Jump on board a hop-on hop-off bus tour and get a bird's eye view of the cobbled medieval streets of Las Ramblas, discover the Port Olímpic beachfront promenade, see the famous F.C. Barcelona football stadium and much more.

A journey by train is a great way to see the changing Spanish countryside. Once you arrive in Barcelona you can find out about the city's history and culture and you'll also have time to shop and sightsee at your leisure before returning to Madrid by high-speed rail.
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Length:
13 hours
Southern Spain – 4 Day Tour
AUD$557.39 price per person
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Madrid, Spain This four day coach tour from Madrid will take you to some of the most interesting cities in Andalusia. Cordoba is a very lively town with old Andalusian tradition. It is a town of many contrasts,... (more) This four day coach tour from Madrid will take you to some of the most interesting cities in Andalusia. Cordoba is a very lively town with old Andalusian tradition. It is a town of many contrasts, from Flamenco to bullfighting, never failing to surprise the visitor. It is one of the most attractive destinations in southern Spain. While the Moorish influence is most evident in Seville it has had a colourful and varied history including being an important hub of the Roman Empire. Seville is filled with many beautiful churches and palaces. It is a lovely city to visit. The Alhambra is one of the world’s most beautiful collection of buildings and gardens. Its location is one of rare natural beauty and commands a view of the city and plains of Granada. It remains the most perfect example of Moorish art. (hide)
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When:
Mondays
Length:
4 Days / 3 Nights
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