Private, on your own dates · Spain
Discover Spain’s classic city circuit with 8 hotel nights, daily breakfast, private transfers, and guided sightseeing in Barcelona, Valencia, Málaga, Sevilla, and Madrid.
Travel across Spain on a city-to-city journey that links the Mediterranean coast with Andalusia and finishes in the capital. Begin in Barcelona, where modernist landmarks and the historic Gothic Quarter set the tone for a stylish first stop, then continue to Valencia for a look at its old city squares, silk heritage and the futuristic City of Arts & Sciences.
The route then carries you south to Málaga, a coastal city with a strong historic character and an easygoing seaside feel, before moving on to Sevilla, where the old quarter, grand plazas and shaded parkland bring together the best-known Andalusian scenes. Each stage is planned with hotel stays, breakfast and private station transfers, so the journey between cities stays smooth while leaving time to enjoy each destination properly.
Finish in Madrid with a relaxed afternoon in the city and a guided half-day sightseeing tour that covers the avenues, squares and landmarks most travellers want to see first. This Spain holiday suits travellers who want a broad introduction to the country without rushing, combining rail travel, private transfers and city breaks into one route that feels varied from start to finish.
The pace allows for both sightseeing and downtime, with leisure time built in at key points for shopping, a café stop or an evening out. It is a practical Spain multi-city itinerary for travellers who want Barcelona, Valencia, Málaga, Sevilla and Madrid in one trip, with the main cities connected in a logical order and the highlights focused on the places that define each stop.
Hotels are named on your confirmation — all are of the stated category.
You leave from a different place than you arrive — book an open-jaw flight, not a return.
Private transfer on arrival day.
Spain
Spring and autumn are ideal. Coastal areas peak in summer. Madrid and Seville are hot Jul–Aug.
Yes. It covers five major cities in a clear route, making it a good introduction to Spain for travellers who want both culture and time on the ground in each stop.
No. The package notes train tickets as supplements, so they should be added separately when confirming the booking.
The itinerary includes half-day private sightseeing in each city, which keeps the pace manageable and leaves the rest of the day free.
You will have leisure time in Barcelona, Madrid and during the transfer days, giving you room for shopping, dining or independent exploration.
Yes. The package includes arrival and departure transfers, plus private station-hotel-station transfers in the cities.
Train tickets, tourist tax, tips, travel insurance, visa costs and personal expenses are not included.
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