Things to do in Spain
Dali Museum Barcelona40 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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Barcelona: Palau de la Música Catalana Skip-the-Line TourYou skip the entry line with a timed ticket, walk through the Rehearsal Hall and watch a 15-minute film on the building's history, climb the ornate staircases with glass balusters, cross the light-filled Lluís Millet Hall, and finish in the Concert Hall beneath the inverted dome skylight. Your guide names the architects and explains the mosaics and tilework as you move through. The whole experience takes about an hour, and you leave knowing the building's story, not just its appearance.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand the Palau's architecture and history without spending the morning in an entry queue. The one-hour pace means you get the full interior — staircases, halls, concert room — in a single visit, with a guide explaining the Catalan architects and mosaics as you move through.
Toledo Private Tour from Madrid: Licensed Guide & Valley ViewpointYou get picked up from your Madrid hotel, driven to Toledo, and guided through the city's three historic quarters by someone licensed to explain what's inside the main monuments. You start at the Mirador del Valle viewpoint, walk the Christian, Jewish, and Muslim neighborhoods on foot, and either return to Madrid afterward or take three hours free to explore on your own before heading back. Monument tickets are purchased on-site as you go.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a guide who knows the city and can explain what you're seeing inside the main monuments, without the hassle of arranging transport, timing, or figuring out which churches and synagogues are worth entering—the licensed guide handles that, and the fixed pickup means you don't navigate Madrid traffic yourself.
Granada: Albaicin & Sacromonte Segway Tour with ViewsYou’ll glide up Granada’s steepest streets by Segway, winding through Albaicín’s tangled alleys and Sacromonte’s hillside caves. Pause at San Nicolás for that famous city view and hear stories from your local guide along the way. Expect laughter, maybe some nerves at first—and a real sense of Granada under your skin by the end.
Flamenco Show in Granada Cave Restaurant: 1 Hour with DinnerA 1-hour flamenco show in a cave restaurant in Granada's Albaycín district, 5 minutes from the city center, where dancers perform alegrías, tangos, soléas and bulerías on a stage inside a century-old cave lit and decorated for the performance. You choose your arrival time (7:30 pm or 9:30 pm) and your ticket option: show with a drink, show with a 2-course meal, show with a 5-course tapas menu, or show with a kids menu if children are attending. Vegetarian, vegan and celiac options are available if you note them at booking.Is it for me?Book the 7:30 pm show if you want to eat dinner and watch flamenco in the same evening without the night running late; the 9:30 pm slot works better if you're already out in Granada and want to end the night with a performance and a meal.
Seville: Evening Santa Cruz Walking Tour & Haunted LegendsYou’ll walk Seville’s Santa Cruz at sunset with a local guide sharing haunted legends and real history. Expect winding alleys, unexpected stories from centuries past, and tiny sensory moments—a guitar echoing overhead or the scent of orange trees—that linger long after you leave.
Barcelona to Montserrat: Monastery Tour & Horseback RideYou’ll start your day leaving Barcelona behind for Montserrat’s dramatic peaks—first on horseback through quiet trails with a local guide, then wandering ancient monastery halls where monks still pass by unnoticed. Taste local cheese at market stalls before heading back to city life with new stories (and maybe a bit of trail dust).
Barcelona: Old Town Walk, Montjuic Castle & Cable Car ViewsYou’ll taste fresh market fruit in Barcelona’s Old Town, stroll past Gaudí’s early work on Las Ramblas, snap photos with Botero’s famous cat in Raval, then soar above the city on the Montjuïc Cable Car before exploring Montjuïc Castle with your local guide. Expect laughter, real stories, and views you’ll carry home long after.
Madrid: Tapas & Wine Tour with 4 Historic TavernsYou'll visit four working Madrid taverns with a local guide, taste authentic tapas and vermouth at each stop, learn why locals don't drink sangria, and walk through the city's historic center including Plaza Mayor. The guide handles the route and the stories; you handle the eating and the learning. Small groups mean you're not herded, and the fixed itinerary means you don't have to figure out where to go next.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat and drink like a Madrid local without spending the afternoon figuring out which bars are real and which are tourist setups—the guide handles the navigation and the history, leaving you to focus on the taste.
Segovia & Toledo Day Trip from Madrid: Alcázar & CathedralYou visit Segovia's 2,000-year-old Roman Aqueduct and fairytale Alcázar castle, then travel to Toledo for a guided walk through medieval streets and the optional Toledo Cathedral. Transport, walking tours with headphones, and Alcázar entry are included; you arrange your own lunch in Zocodover Square and return to Madrid in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two of Spain's most significant World Heritage cities in a single day without renting a car or planning transport yourself — the fixed schedule and included coach handle the logistics, leaving you free to walk and absorb.
Seville Alcazar: Small-Group Guided Tour & Skip-the-Line EntryYou’ll walk through Seville’s Royal Alcázar with a small group and a local guide who brings centuries-old stories to life. Explore grand halls like the Justice Room and Gothic Palace, skip ticket lines at entry, then wander peaceful gardens at your own pace after the tour ends.
Seville Flamenco Show Tickets: Teatro Flamenco TrianaYou get entry to a live flamenco show in Seville's historic Triana district, performed by award-winning artists on a full-sized stage with professional lighting and sound. The venue is intimate and uninterrupted, with no children under 6 allowed. Your ticket supports the Cristina Heeren Foundation's work preserving flamenco and training new artists. Book in advance if you need wheelchair accommodation.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see serious flamenco performed by festival-level artists in an intimate, uninterrupted setting—the smaller room and full stage are what make that possible, rather than the larger venues where the performance gets split across multiple rooms or interrupted by service.
Valencia City Tour by Tuk Tuk: City of Arts and SciencesA two-hour tuk tuk tour of Valencia with a bilingual guide, covering the city center, medieval fortified gates, art museums, the City of Arts and Sciences, the harbor and beach. You stop at each landmark to take pictures and explore on foot; the guide provides a city map and historical context for the main attractions. Children from age one are welcome, and the vehicle is suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?The tuk tuk removes the need to navigate between landmarks or arrange your own transport—the driver knows the route, the guide explains what you're seeing, and you stop whenever you want a photograph, so the landmarks stay connected instead of scattered across a day of planning.
Tenerife: Los Gigantes Whale Watching Sailboat & SnorkelYou sail past the towering Los Gigantes cliffs hunting for dolphins, pilot whales and turtles in the Atlantic, with a stop to snorkel at a quiet cove. The 45-foot sailboat carries a small group with a professional captain and crew, fresh food and drinks included throughout the morning. You're not guaranteed wildlife sightings, but the boat goes where they've been spotted, and the pace is set by the water, not a schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want to sail rather than sit on a crowded ferry, and you're comfortable with the fact that whale sightings depend on the ocean that day, not a guarantee — that unpredictability is exactly what keeps it from feeling like a tour.
Madrid Pubcrawl: 4 Bars, Club Entry & 5 Shots GuidedYou get picked up at the party hostel, skip lines at four bars with a free shot at each, then enter a big club with VIP access and your fifth shot included. Three to six guides keep the group together, and all cover fees and fast-track entrance are already paid. The pubcrawl runs every night of the year, so you're joining an established route with a real crowd, not a one-off group.Is it for me?Book this if you want to meet people from other countries without arranging your own bar route or worrying about cover charges and lines — the guides, the fixed stops, and the included shots are what make a solo night out feel like you're part of something bigger.
Parasailing Fuengirola: 650ft flights with British operatorParasailing in Fuengirola takes you 650 feet above the sea on a winch boat operated by a British company with over 30 years' experience in the area. You get fitted with a harness and life jacket, receive a full safety briefing, and fly for around 10 minutes while the crew manages the parachute from below. Up to six people can fly together if their combined weight stays under 200kg, and the views take in the town, Sierra Nevadas, turquoise water and sometimes dolphins on the boat ride back.Is it for me?Rise 650 feet above the coast while the winch boat handles the technical work—30 years of local expertise and EPPA endorsement mean you're free to focus on the views.
Barcelona: E-Bike City Tour with Tapas & Wine TastingYou’ll zip through Barcelona’s historic streets by e-bike with a local guide, glide past landmarks like El Born and Ciutadella Park, then unwind over generous tapas and wine tasting with your small group. Expect laughter, city sounds, salty breezes — and moments that linger long after you return home.
Hot Air Balloon Ride over Catalonia from BarcelonaA hot air balloon flight departing 30–45 minutes from Barcelona, rising to 900 meters for 1–1.5 hours of airborne views over Catalonia's countryside, mountains and coast. The balloon holds up to 8 passengers on a shared flight, or you can book a private flight with the pilot. Pickup from Plaça de Catalunya and return transfer are optional; Champagne toast and light snacks follow the landing.Is it for me?Book with pickup if you want to leave Barcelona early and have the whole morning handled—the van collects you, drives you to the launch site, and brings you back to the city center by mid-morning. If you have your own transport or prefer to drive yourself, skip the pickup option and meet the team directly at the flying area near Vic to save the drive time from the city.
Montserrat, Girona & Costa Brava tour from Barcelona: Small groupThis full-day small-group tour from Barcelona visits Montserrat's monastery and dramatic rock formations, walks the medieval old town and Jewish Quarter of Girona, and includes free time along the Costa Brava coastline. Groups stay under eight people, a professional guide leads in English or Spanish, and hotel pickup in central Barcelona is included. Food and drinks are not covered, and gratuities are optional.Is it for me?Book the group tour if you're comfortable with a set schedule and want to share the cost with other travelers; choose the private tour if your group wants flexibility to linger at any stop or prefer to travel just with people you know.
Tapas tour Barcelona: 4 stops, local guide, Gothic QuarterYou walk four tapas bars through Barcelona's Gothic Quarter with a local food expert who explains the history and preparation of each dish. You taste fried anchovies, pan con tomate, pimientos del padron, potato tortilla, pintxos, and either Crema Catalana or local ice cream, paired with wine and Cava. Water and drinks are included, and the tour takes three hours at a walking pace through narrow medieval streets.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to taste Barcelona's food culture without planning four separate bars yourself — the local guide handles the route, the owners, and the story behind each dish. Expect three hours of steady walking through narrow medieval streets; that's what lets you hit four stops and eat a full meal's worth of tapas in one morning or afternoon.
Barcelona: Picasso Museum Walking Tour & Private Wine TastingYou’ll follow Picasso’s real footsteps through Barcelona: sipping coffee at Els Quatre Gats, tracing hidden art history in narrow alleys, hearing wild stories from your guide, and ending with your own time inside the Picasso Museum (entry included). If you go for the upgrade, unwind after with local wines and Catalan bites in a private tasting room — all led by people who know their stuff.
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