Cultural Tours in Spain

Our segovian segway tour takes place at the Real Sitio de San Ildefonso, 99 km from Madrid and 13 km from Segovia city. It is the perfect place, since it allows us to enjoy an incomparable monumental heritage, combined with privileged natural landscapes.

Combine several Christian sites in one itinerary with this full-day tour in the Basque Country. Learn about religion and architecture from a local guide while you explore the hilltop San Telmo hermitage, the Sanctuary of Loyola, and the Sanctuary of Aranzazu. Relax between stops over lunch with wine. Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off are included.

Cruise through Barcelona on this classic Segway tour. Begin your tour near the Ramblas, and visit the Colón monument and Maritime Museum. Ride through the medieval streets of the Gothic Quarter and past the trendy boutiques and caf es of El Born. See the Parc de la Ciutadella, the Arc of Triumph, the Olympic Village and Olympic Port, and the lively seaside neighborhood of Barceloneta.

Beneath the spectacular facade of Gaudi's Modernist monuments, a rich history hides. Enhance your experience of La Sagrada Familia and the lesser-known Sant Pau Recinte Modernista on a 3-hour small-group tour in Barcelona, limited to nine participants. Admire both the interior and exterior of La Sagrada Familia, bypassing long lines with skip-the-line entrance tickets, and discover the sculptures and stained-glass windows of Sant Pau Recinte Modernista.

Take part in a great overview panoramic walking tour and get to know the different sides of Barcelona's history and  Enjoy a fabulous overview of Barcelona's diverse history and landscape. Tour as part of a small group of a maximum 10 people in the company of a fun and knowledgeable liscensed guide. You will leave the tour with a great introduction to the Sagrada Familia and Gaudi, as well as the Gothic Quarter, the medieval district of Barcelona.

Check off two of Seville's most visited attractions in one day - the Royal Alcazar and Seville Cathedral. This 3.5-hour combo tour includes skip-the-line access to both monuments, a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Cathedral and Royal Palace, and a walking tour of the historic Jewish Quarter of Santa Cruz. Entrance fees are not included.

Visiting the Albayzin and Sacromonte quarters is a must for every curious traveler. The essence of the city is here, in its labyrinthine streets full of legends. Not to miss a charming cave/bar, while having tapas and a drink.

Get up close and personal with Barcelona's most famous architect, Antoni Gaudí, during this 3.5-hour guided exploration of the master's numerous building projects with a small group. Head to the Paseo de Gracia where you'll check out two of Gaudí's modernist masterpieces, Casa Batlló and La Pedrera. Then stop by Barcelona's iconic Parc Güell for sublime city views and more quirky design by this Catalan builder. You'll cap it all off at the soaring spires of the Sagrada Familia, perhaps Gaudí's most famous work. Please note: site entrance fees are not included.

Experience the modern masterpiece at the heart of Valencia's cultural scene with a guided, 3-hour tour of the spectacular City of Arts and the Sciences. Walk along the length of this futuristic complex designed by celebrated Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, while learning about its construction and the many events and attractions contained within its eye-popping structures. Step inside several buildings, including the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum and the Oceanogràfic - Europe's largest aquarium.

Meet the guide at the meeting point, and visit the Official Residence of the King and the Queen of Spain. Admire the splendor and opulence of this magnificent Palace. The guide will take you inside, and through the large main staircase, you will be taken to the entry of the King's chambers, where the international meetings of the monarch Philip VI take places. You will be in the most private rooms and chambers of the king and queen. Discover the Gala Banqueting Hall for 144 diners. See the royal Collections which contain a fantastic porcelain room and, don't miss the impressive Royal Chapel whose frescoes were painted by Corrado Giaquinto. The Throne Chamber will be the last stop where wonderful frescoes by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo can be observe.Please, arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes earlier

Take a walk in the Alcazar Viejo district to view the flower-filled courtyards of Cordoba. Your tour gives you access to five private residences where you can get see the flowers on the patios and meet the residents. Though the annual Festival de los Patios is held in the spring, the patios can be enjoyed at other times throughout the year with this tour.

Explore the magnificent Volcano Teide on a half-day guided adventure. After a convenient pickup from select hotels, cruise through pine forests and an otherworldly landscape on mountain roads to El Teide National Park. Weather permitting, hop in a cable car and travel to the mountain's peak, where you can marvel at a spectacular view of the Canary Islands.

Take a tour of Antoni Gaudí's La Sagrada Familia and Torres Bellesguard, and finish with brunch and wine. After an early tour of Gaudi's famous cathedral, visit the castle of Torres Bellesguard, where a family still lives in a part of the building. Set in the north of the city, the eccentric building commands impressive views over Barcelona, making it a fitting setting for your pièce de resistance "” a charcuterie-and-wine brunch in the grounds.

Join a guided walking tour of Cordoba that details the highlights of the picturesque city. Walk through the Jewish Quarter, see the Mosque-Cathedral (Mezquita), the historic Synagogue, and other landmarks in the historic center. Your guide shares commentary about the architecture and history of the Historic Centre of Cordoba, which is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Enjoy a walking tour to learn about the history of Madrid, while anecdotes, legends and curiosities are explained by the guide. Madrid at dusk is waiting for you! Gon on this 2 hours-walking tour through "Madrid of the Bourbons", built during Charles' III reign : The best Mayor of Madrid! Stroll the street Paseo del Prado, sometimes called, Golden Triangle of Art since a great number of artworks can be seen in the three museums located in this avenue: Prado, Thyssen and Reina Sofia.Go ahead to Retiro Park, the ancient King's Hunting Ground, and the most visited park in Madrid. Immerse yourself in the heart of Madrid: Puerta del Sol, where locals celebrated New Years' Eve in a very loudly way. Join this visit and enjoy the local atmosphere of Madrid at night like a real "Madrileño". Afterwards, enjoy a Flamenco show inTorres Bermejas. It is legacy, heritage and a symbol of the Spanish culture. Passion, emotion and music merged in Flamenco dance.

Explore one of Seville's lesser-known historical highlights with a personal guide on this private tour of the Cartuja Monastery (Santa Maria de las Cuevas). Meet your guide to tour this 15th-century complex, once visited by Christopher Columbus and frequented by Spain's kings, and now home to a contemporary art gallery. Explore the chapterhouse, cloisters, and gardens; learn how the complex was used through the centuries; and admire the modern art displays. Entrance fee included.

The worldwide acclaim of Antoni Gaudi's architecture means that the structures attract long lines. Make the most of your time in Catalonia's capital with a skip-the-line admission ticket to four top Gaudi attractions, including La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, and Milà House - La Pedrera. You'll save hours waiting in line and travel between landmarks in an air-conditioned coach to avoid getting lost.

For an unforgettable family adventure, don't wait a second longer to experience The Great Gaudi Family Tour. This tour focuses on Antonio Gaudi and his creations in Barcelona, so lookout for natural shapes, Dr. Seuss-like designs, and dazzling stained glass windows of oranges, reds, blues, and purples. If these eye-catching features don't capture your kids' attention fast enough, just say the words "scavenger hunt" and "prizes" to your children, and they'll be all aboard for this 3 hour tour of some of Barcelona's most famous attractions including La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, and Paseo de Gracia.

Discover the historical legacy left in Valencia by the most important industry between the 14th and 18th centuries: the silk trade. Times: Saturday, 11am. Duration: 2 hours. Free for children up to the age of 6

Gaudi's magnificent La Sagrada Familia is the undisputed symbol of Barcelona. Enhance your experience of this architectural icon during a 1.5-hour tour of the cathedral with access the towers. Alongside your guide, you'' appreciate the finer details of the UNESCO-listed landmark's interior and learn about the inspiration and construction of La Sagrada Familia. Finish the tour ascending to the top of one of the towers, a unique experience offering panoramic views of Barcelona's cityscape and coast.