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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Seville: Paddle Surf Class & River Tour with GuideYou paddle the Guadalquivir for 90 minutes with an experienced guide, passing the Cathedral, Torre del Oro, the Bullring and Triana's waterfront. The tour includes a paddle surf board, life jacket, changing facilities and photos from the water. No experience needed; the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Seville's main monuments from the river without arranging your own boat or needing to be an experienced paddler — the guide handles the route and the pace, leaving you free to focus on the water and the view.
Seville: Old Town Walking Tapas Tour & Drinks with Local StopsYou’ll wander Seville’s old streets with a local guide, tasting montadito de pringá near the Cathedral and sampling fresh jamon iberico in a family-run shop. Try croquetas and gazpacho at lively bars before ending with churros dipped in chocolate on Plaza del Salvador. Expect laughter, new flavors, and small moments that linger long after you’ve left.
Malaga: Electric Bike City Tour with Gibralfaro Hill RideYou’ll ride an electric bike through Malaga’s lively streets with a local guide, cruise up Gibralfaro hill without breaking a sweat, and pause for sweeping bay views. Expect small moments—like orange scents by the port or laughter at your Spanish—from start to finish. Includes helmet, guide, and time for photos or just taking it all in.
Girona: Small Group History & Legends Walking TourYou’ll wander Girona’s ancient streets with a local guide who brings legends and history to life—from crossing Eiffel’s iconic bridge to exploring the Jewish quarter’s hidden corners. Expect laughter, unexpected stories, and views from atop old city walls that linger long after you leave.
San Sebastian Pintxo Tour with Wine: 6 Bars, Small GroupA 3-hour small-group pintxo tour in San Sebastian's Old Town takes you to six bars where you taste Basque tapas paired with cider or local wine at each stop, guided by a culinary expert. Numbers stay under ten, so the group moves as one through the narrow streets. The guide steers you toward both classic traditional haunts and newer Basque spots, and can adapt the route for vegetarians and food allergies. Service animals are welcome.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way locals do rather than sit at a restaurant table—the small group and the guide's knowledge of which bars are worth your time are what make the evening feel like you belong in the Old Town, not like you're following a route.
Valencia: Paella Workshop & Algirós Market with WineYou visit the Algirós market early to choose fresh ingredients, then spend the morning cooking traditional Valencian paella alongside a chef in an English-language workshop. You prepare a full menu—paella, omelette, and a Valencian dessert—taste local wines while you work, eat what you've made, and leave with a printed recipe and a diploma. The whole experience runs from morning into early afternoon, market visit included.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand how Valencian paella actually works, not just taste it—the market visit grounds you in the ingredients before you cook. Plan for a morning or early afternoon depending on your group time; that's what fits both the market and the full menu into one session.
Madrid Prado Museum: Small Group Art Tour Skip-the-LineYou’ll step into Madrid’s Prado Museum with skip-the-line entry and a small group—guided by an art historian who brings each masterpiece alive. Pause with Goya’s shadows, laugh over El Greco stories, and get close enough to see brushstrokes on Velázquez. It’s less about checking boxes and more about feeling part of Madrid’s art heartbeat.
Albufera Lake Valencia: Boat Ride & Bird Watching with Local GuideYou're picked up from central Valencia and driven to Albufera, where you board an electric boat to glide across Spain's largest freshwater lake. Along the way, you spot native birds, walk through El Palmar's fishing village, step inside a traditional barraca, and see where the lake meets the Mediterranean at Gola de Puchol. The whole experience — transport, guide, boat, and a drink on the morning tour — takes four hours and requires only that you show up with the right shoes and a jacket.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want the main Albufera highlights — lake, birds, fishing village, and traditional architecture — without arranging transport, a guide, or boat reservations yourself. The fixed four-hour schedule and pickup logistics are what make a full nature reserve experience possible from the city center.
Seville: 3-Hour Bike Tour Plaza España & María Luisa ParkYou pedal past Seville's Cathedral, ride both sides of the Guadalquivir River, visit the Monastery of Santa María de las Cuevas and the pottery quarter of Triana, then roll through María Luisa Park and finish at Plaza de España. The three-hour pace covers what would take a full day on foot, with a local guide handling the route and the stories. Helmet, bike and map included; coffee break in the park happens naturally.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Seville's main landmarks and neighborhoods in one morning without figuring out which streets to take or how to reach the monastery across the river — the bike covers ground that would take hours on foot, and the guide handles both the route and the history.
Valencia: Wine Tasting with Michelin Sommelier & TapasYou’ll join a small group in central Valencia for an evening of Spanish wine tasting led by a Michelin-trained sommelier. Taste five distinct wines paired with classic tapas and high-end petit fours while hearing stories behind each bottle. It’s relaxed, interactive, and you might just find yourself laughing over your new favorite glass.
Barcelona: Wine & Tapas Tour in Local Neighborhood BarsYou’ll taste regional Spanish wines rarely found outside local bars, try 8–12 different tapas tailored to your tastes or allergies, and spend an evening moving between four family-run spots in Barcelona’s neighborhoods with a guide who knows everyone by name. Expect laughter, new flavors, maybe even rain — and you’ll leave with stories (and recommendations) you couldn’t get anywhere else.
Madrid: Spanish Inquisition Night Walk & Ghost Stories TourYou’ll follow a costumed storyteller through Madrid’s old town after dark, pausing at plazas and churches where the Spanish Inquisition left its mark. Hear legends and ghost stories that linger in the city’s stone streets. It’s not just history—it feels personal, even a little eerie at times. You might find yourself glancing over your shoulder too.
Palma: Segway Old Town Tour & Cathedral Views with Local GuideYou’ll glide through Palma’s Old Town by Segway with a local guide who keeps things relaxed and fun. Expect quick stops at places like Plaça Cort, views of the Cathedral by the sea, stories about Mallorquin life, and maybe even a laugh or two if you try your hand at Catalan words.
Group Surf Lessons: 2-Hour Sessions at a Hidden SpotGroup surf lessons run two hours from the moment you reach the sand, mixing a warm-up and beach theory with time in the water at a quiet surf spot away from the crowds. The 1:6 instructor-to-student ratio means personalized feedback tailored to your skill level—beginners get board stabilization and push assistance; intermediate surfers get real-time technique tips from an instructor in the water with you. Wetsuits, surf shoes, leash and rash guard are included; the shop sits 100 meters from shore so you can change and store valuables. Lessons run in English, Spanish or Italian, and are open to surfers aged 14 and up.Is it for me?The shop sits 100 meters from the beach with no car needed—change there, store your things, and walk straight to the water. If you're staying nearby without transport, this setup means you can show up on foot and have everything ready to go.
Segway tour Granada: Albaicín, Sacromonte & San Nicolás viewpointA guided Segway tour in Granada covers the Albaicín, Sacromonte and San Nicolás viewpoint in 2 hours, with a local guide, helmet and machine included. You ride rather than hike the steep terrain, stopping at Paseo de los Tristes, Fuente del Avellano, and the historic Moorish quarter and gypsy caves. Tours run at 10am or noon in English or Spanish, or book a private departure.Is it for me?Pick the group departures for a shared experience with set times, or the private option if you need flexibility to start when you choose.
Barcelona: Flamenco Night at Casa Sors & CocktailsYou arrive at Casa Sors, a family-run flamenco venue in Barcelona, and take a reserved seat just meters from the stage. The show features professional dancers, guitarists, and singers performing traditional flamenco in an intimate setting where every movement and note carries weight. Your ticket includes a cocktail and full access to the performance. The whole experience unfolds in a single evening without the distance or scale of larger venues.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience flamenco in Barcelona without the scale and distance of large theaters — the small room is what makes the intensity and detail possible in a single evening.
Barcelona: Paella Cooking Class & 10 Tapas with Market VisitYou’ll walk Barcelona’s lively La Boquería market with your chef before heading into an elegant 18th-century apartment kitchen to cook seafood paella and classic tapas together. Taste ten Spanish bites paired with wine as you learn stories behind each dish. Expect laughter, real cooking, and flavors that linger long after lunch ends.
Barcelona: Park Güell Skip-the-Line Tour & Official GuideYou’ll wander Park Güell’s winding paths with an official guide who shares Gaudí’s secrets and stories as you skip long lines at entry. Touch hand-laid mosaics, stand beneath massive columns, and look out over Barcelona from the terrace benches. It’s not just sightseeing — you’ll feel part of something playful and strange and bigger than yourself.
Malaga city tour in electric tuk tuk: Private guide, no waitingA private electric tuk tuk tour of Malaga with a live guide covers the Cathedral, Centre Pompidou, Alcazaba fortress, Malagueta Beach and the city's main squares and avenues in either 1 or 2 hours. The tour includes blankets against wind and rain, pre-selected photo stops, and immediate boarding without queues; the guide speaks English or Spanish. Tuk tuks hold up to 4 passengers and operate in all weather except extreme conditions. Monument entry and tips are not included, and the route cannot be modified or extended outside the planned stops.Is it for me?Choose the 1-hour Express Tour if you want the main landmarks and a quick overview of the city's layout. Pick the 2-hour Expert Tour if you want to reach the beach, the fortress viewpoint and the quieter Baños del Carmen neighborhood—the extra time lets you linger at photo stops without rushing through the route.
Cadiz: Walking Tapas Food Tour & Market TastingYou’ll walk Cadiz’s winding streets with a local guide, tasting crisp chicharrón, golden pescaito frito by Plaza de las Flores, zesty papas aliñás near Tavira Tower, and fresh churros dipped in rich chocolate at the market. Expect laughter, stories behind every dish, and that feeling of being let in on something special—one bite at a time.
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