Things to do in Spain
Dali Museum Barcelona39 optionsPrado Museum Guided Tour46 optionsDolphin Watching Tenerife34 optionsMallorca Boat Tour70 optionsBarcelona City Tour10 optionsFlamenco Tour Seville24 optionsDay Trips from Barcelona7 optionsDay Trips from Madrid15 optionsWhale Watching Tenerife28 optionsFlamenco Tour Madrid10 optionsMadrid City Tour6 optionsFlamenco Performance16 options
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La Orotava Culture Tour & Gofio Mill Entry TicketThis is your chance to explore two of La Orotava’s most iconic sites at your own pace: admire intricate woodwork at Casa de Los Balcones, breathe in the scent of freshly milled gofio at Molino del Hoyo, and discover everyday Canarian life through real stories and artifacts—all with an easy-to-use audio guide and flexible entry ticket.
Seville Audio Tour: 20+ landmarks offlineYou download the app, press play at Plaza Nueva, and Alba's voice guides you through Seville's Cathedral, Jewish Quarter, Royal Alcázar, and Plaza de España at your own pace. The audio works offline, so you're not tethered to wifi or data, and you can take the tour whenever you're ready — today or months later. Lifetime access means you can revisit it on future trips.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore Seville's history independently without booking a group tour or hiring a guide. The self-guided format means you set the pace and timing, which works well if you prefer flexibility or are traveling solo.
Ceramic Workshop Mallorca: Hand-Building in a Valley StudioYou'll learn hand-building ceramic techniques in a small group, create your own piece with full support, and spend two hours in a restored olive grove with views of the Tramontana mountains. Coffee or tea is included, and the workshop is designed so you leave knowing how to work with clay independently. Public transport is nearby, and all fitness levels are welcome.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to slow down and learn a skill without pressure, or anyone looking for a quiet, creative break during a Mallorca vacation. Expect a small group and a pace set by your own hands—this isn't a rushed demo, it's two hours of actual work with clay.
Barcelona Puzzle Quest on Montjuïc with App GameGet ready to explore Barcelona’s Montjuïc through playful puzzles and local legends with this self-guided quest. You’ll follow clues from Joan Miró Park all the way to Montjuïc Castle, discovering art spots and city views along the way — plus you can pause for snacks or photos whenever you want. It’s an adventure you’ll remember long after closing the app.
Barcelona: Gothic Quarter walk, flamenco & tapas dinnerYou’ll wander Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter with a local guide as dusk falls, hear live flamenco at Los Tarantos with a drink in hand, and share a generous tapas dinner in good company. From ancient stones to laughter over patatas bravas, this is an evening you’ll remember long after you leave Catalonia.
Segovia: Self-guided scavenger hunt & city walk with appYou’ll wander Segovia at your own pace with just your phone as guide—solving clues, finding quirky details, and snapping creative photos along the way. Expect unexpected laughs and small discoveries as you explore famous sights and hidden corners alike—moments you’ll remember long after closing the app.
Seville: Hot Air Balloon Ride Over Andalusian CountrysideYou rise 1,500 feet above Andalusian farmland in a hot air balloon piloted by a 4,000-hour veteran, drift over horses, cattle and sunflowers for an hour or so, then land to a traditional breakfast and cava toast. The whole thing — flight, food, ceremony — takes the morning, and you're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Seville countryside from a perspective most people never get, and you're comfortable with heights and the gentle motion of a balloon — the early start and small group size are what keep the experience intimate and the air calm enough to fly safely.
Lanzarote to La Graciosa: Fast Ferry Roundtrip & ParkingYou drive to Orzola, park your car in the private lot, and board a fast ferry that crosses to La Graciosa in thirty minutes with free WiFi. Once there, you explore at your own pace — beaches, trails, the village, a meal — and catch any return ferry that suits you, with departures every hour or so until evening. The parking and ferry are sorted; the day is yours.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Lanzarote who want a full day on La Graciosa without booking a guided tour or arranging transport themselves. The flexible schedule means you're not locked into a group departure — you pick the ferry that fits your morning, and catch whichever return boat suits your afternoon.
Seville Airport Transfer: Private Pickup & Fixed PriceYou get picked up from your exact location at the time you choose, with a driver who handles your luggage and knows the route to the airport or train station. No negotiating fares, no shared rides, no waiting for other passengers. The price is fixed before you travel, which removes the uncertainty of getting to Seville Airport on time and on budget.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing or departing Seville and want to skip the taxi negotiation at the airport — the fixed price and door-to-door pickup mean you arrive on time without surprises.
Private Sunset Sailing Yacht Tour Mallorca: 2.5 HoursA private sunset sailing tour on the Bay of Palma lasts 2.5 hours and takes you to a sheltered cove where you choose between swimming, snorkeling, paddle boarding or simply watching the light change over the water with a drink in hand. The sailboat is reserved for your group only. Cava, water, snorkeling gear and a paddle board are included; meals are not.Is it for me?The tour is private to your group, which means no strangers on deck and the boat's pace and stops shaped around what your party wants to do. Book this if you want the sunset and the water to yourself, with the option to swim, snorkel or paddle board in the cove without anyone else deciding the itinerary.
Itálica Roman ruins tour from Seville: Amphitheater and monasteryThis guided tour from Seville takes you to Itálica, the first Roman city founded on the Iberian Peninsula, where you walk the streets and houses of emperors Hadrian and Trajan, explore the third-largest amphitheater of the Roman Empire, and finish at the 14th-century Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo. A private vehicle and live guide in English or Spanish are included; the tour runs about five hours and departs around 9:30 a.m.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide-led walk through both Itálica's Roman ruins and San Isidoro's monastery in one morning, with private transport included so you're not coordinating separate logistics.
Catamaran sunset sailing Palma de Mallorca: Tapas and swimmingA four-hour catamaran sailing from Palma de Mallorca that departs the port with a welcome glass of cava, sails to Cala Vella nature reserve for swimming in clear water, serves tapas and canapés on board during the sunset, and returns through the illuminated harbor. The catamaran holds 57 but accepts only 36 guests to prioritize comfort.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided sailing experience with dinner included, so your evening is structured from start to finish rather than piecing together separate activities.
Barcelona Cathedral Entry Ticket: Skip Lines & Fast AccessYou receive your official entry ticket by email 24 hours before your visit, which lets you skip the ticket purchase line and head straight to the cathedral entrance. Inside, you explore the Gothic nave, stained-glass windows, decorated chapels, and the cloister garden with its white geese at your own pace. Security screening is mandatory and can take up to an hour during peak season, so arrive with time to spare.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Barcelona who wants to skip the ticket booth and walk straight into the cathedral without advance planning — the email ticket system removes one errand from your day, though you'll still pass through security like every other visitor.
Snorkeling and paddleboarding in Mallorca: Bay of Palma cavesSnorkel and paddleboard in Mallorca's Bay of Palma marine reserve aboard a modern speedboat, with two stops to explore underwater life and sea caves. The boat carries snorkeling gear and paddleboards; the guide leads both water activities and handles the route through protected coves and cliff landscapes. Three hours total, suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?The boat moves between two snorkeling sites and stays anchored at each, so you're in and out of the water on your own schedule rather than following a timed itinerary—good for anyone who wants to linger underwater or take a break between stops without holding up the group.
Motor Museum guided tour with limousine pickup and aperitifA guided Motor Museum tour with hotel limousine pickup, museum entry, and aperitif included. A Spanish-speaking guide accompanies you through the iconic vehicles in the collection, then you finish with a drink and snack at a 1950s-themed food truck before the driver takes you back to your hotel. The whole visit runs 2.5 hours.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want a guide to walk you through the collection and explain the vehicles—the Spanish-language guide is the default, and audio guides in other languages let you move independently if that suits you better. The limousine and the aperitif finish turn a museum visit into a complete outing without you arranging any of it.
Private Sailing Cruise Marbella: Paddle Board & DrinksA private sailing cruise from Marbella Marina for up to seven people, led by Captain Luna in Spanish, English or French. You sail when conditions allow, stop to paddle board or float in the water, and enjoy drinks and snacks aboard. No fixed itinerary, no crowding—just the rhythm of the sea and the choice to move or stay still.Is it for me?Book the three-hour option if you want time to swim, paddle, and settle into the rhythm of the sea without rushing; the two-hour version works if you're short on time but still want the sailing and a water stop. Either way, this cruise suits anyone who'd rather let conditions shape the day than follow a fixed itinerary.
Sagrada Familia Barcelona: Skip-the-Line & Tower AccessYou skip the entry line and spend 1.5 hours inside Sagrada Familia with a licensed guide and audio headset, learning how Gaudí merged nature with modernist design. Upgrade to a small group (max 12) for a quieter experience, or add tower access for panoramic city views. Book tower slots early — they're limited, and security checks can add 20+ minutes in summer.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Sagrada Familia's interior without losing an hour to the entry queue, and especially if you'd rather have a guide explain Gaudí's design than wander and guess — the skip-the-line ticket and certified guide are what make a rushed visit actually feel complete.
Granada: Alhambra Ticket & Generalife Gardens Self-GuidedYou get entry to Granada's Alhambra complex with a multilingual audio guide and full access to the Alcazaba fortress and Generalife Gardens. You move at your own pace with no group schedule or fixed route, which means you can linger at the fountains, climb the fortress walls, or sit in the gardens as long as you want. Bring your passport or valid ID to the gate, and plan for at least three hours, though most people stay longer.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the Alhambra without joining a group or keeping to a fixed schedule — the self-guided format means you control the pace and decide how long to spend at each part of the complex.
Casa Amatller Barcelona: Modernist Mansion & AudioguideYou enter Casa Amatller with admission and a multilingual audioguide already included, moving through a fully furnished modernist mansion from 1900 with original furniture, art, and decoration intact. The self-paced visit lets you spend as much time as you want in each room, and the building is wheelchair accessible throughout. No separate transport or guide booking needed — just arrive, put on the headset, and walk through one of Barcelona's most complete house museums.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see a complete modernist house museum without hiring a separate guide or arranging transport — the audioguide is included, the building is on a metro line, and you control the pace.
Snorkeling at Playa Papagayo, Lanzarote: Kayak and marine lifeKayak and snorkel at Playa Papagayo, Lanzarote, paddling the shoreline for 45 minutes before an hour and 15 minutes of snorkeling or beach exploration. The guide provides a training session on paddling, explains the area's history during the paddle, and leads the group through caves on the return if weather allows. Snorkeling gear, a waterproof bag, water and fresh fruit are included; wetsuits are available if needed. Children from age 5 are welcome, and the guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian and French.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel but prefer not to swim out from shore—the kayak gets you to the beach, and the guide stays with a small group the whole way, so you're never alone on the water or in it.
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