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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Estrella Galicia Museum: Beer Tasting & Cheese Pairing A CoruñaYou walk through a working brewery in A Coruña, learn how to pour beer the Galician way, then taste five local beers paired with five Galician cheeses in the tasting room. You leave with a 1906 bottle, wooden opener, and a cup—all included. The tour runs in Spanish.Is it for me?Right for travelers interested in how beer is actually made and want to taste local Galician producers in a working factory setting. The tour is in Spanish, so it works best if you speak the language or travel with someone who does.
Madrid: Malasaña Food Market Tour & Churros BreakfastYou’ll wander Malasaña’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting fresh churros dipped in chocolate, sampling Iberian ham and olive oil at the market, then sitting down for a relaxed tapas lunch with classic Madrid drinks. It’s a morning full of flavors and stories — perfect if you want to feel part of real Madrid for a few hours.
Madrid: Private Food Walking Tour with 10 TastingsYou’ll wander Madrid’s lively streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and snack worth trying. Taste classics like tortilla and patatas bravas, dip churros in chocolate, and hear stories behind each stop. With flexible tastings (vegetarian too) and real conversation along the way, you’ll leave feeling full — not just from food.
Sagrada Familia Barcelona: Skip-the-Line & Official GuideYou skip the entry queue and explore both the exterior façades and the soaring interior of Sagrada Familia with an official guide who explains the symbolism and architectural innovation woven into every detail. The fast-track access means you're inside while others are still waiting, and the guided format keeps you from missing the layers most visitors overlook. Book this if you want to understand the monument, not just see it.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Sagrada Familia rather than just photograph it—the official guide and skip-the-line access mean you spend your time learning the symbolism and architecture instead of waiting in a queue or wandering on your own.
Gran Canaria: Canyoning Cernícalos Canyon with Photos & PicnicYou’ll feel your heart race as you jump into cool pools, rappel down waterfalls, and hike through Gran Canaria’s lush Laurisilva forest with a small group led by an experienced local guide. Expect laughter, muddy hands, a simple picnic among ancient trees—and photos to remember it all by long after you’ve dried off.
Tapas Tour of Santiago de Compostela: 2.5 hours with local guideA 2.5-hour walking tour of Santiago de Compostela led by a local guide in English, Spanish or French, combining the city's history and main squares with tapas and three drinks across three bars. You meet at a set point, walk to two of Santiago's most important plazas—one with the holy door and clock tower, the other home to the pilgrimage museum—and taste local food and drinks along the way. Children from age 12 are welcome, and the tour runs daily with live music on Wednesday through Sunday.Is it for me?This is a shared tour led by a guide, so you walk with other people and the pace is set by the group—choose it if you want someone else handling the route and the stops, and if meeting travelers from different places appeals to you. If you prefer to move at your own speed or explore alone, a self-guided walk would suit you better.
Barcelona: Gaudi, Sagrada Familia & Modernisme Walking TourYou’ll walk Barcelona’s Modernista avenues with a local guide who brings Gaudí’s wildest ideas to life—dragons on rooftops, legends behind Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, and the unfinished wonder of Sagrada Familia. Expect real stories, little surprises (like touching warm stone or catching street sounds), and moments that stick with you long after you leave Eixample.
Barcelona: Secret Corners Photoshoot Walk & Pro PhotographerYou’ll wander Barcelona’s secret corners with a local photographer who knows every photogenic alleyway. Expect laughter, candid moments in places like the Gothic Quarter and Ciutadella Park, stories behind famous spots, and 25+ high-res images sent after your walk. It’s more than just photos — it’s feeling part of Barcelona for a morning.
Barcelona: Casa Vicens Gaudí Tour with Small Group AccessYou’ll step through Casa Vicens with a local guide who knows every quirky story behind Gaudí’s earliest work. Expect small groups, time to pause in sunlit rooms, and space to ask questions — even awkward ones. You’ll leave knowing why this house matters (and probably spotting Gaudí details everywhere else after).
Lanzarote Surf Class Famara: 2-Hour Beginner & IntermediateYou arrive at the school, get suited up, and spend two hours learning to surf in Famara's year-round swells with a qualified instructor and small group. The school handles your transfer to the beach, provides all equipment and insurance, and teaches you board control, water safety and how the ocean moves. You're back by early afternoon, salty and tired.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to learn surfing in a place where conditions stay consistent year-round and doesn't want to arrange transport or equipment themselves—the school handles both, which leaves you free to focus on the water.
Bilbao: Ebike Tour with Guggenheim & Local MarketsYou’ll ride safe bike lanes through Bilbao with a local guide—gliding past Guggenheim Museum’s wild shapes, pausing in green parks, tasting cheese at La Ribera Market. Feel city life shift from riverside calm to busy plazas as you go. This tour is more than sightseeing—it’s a way into everyday Bilbao that lingers long after you park your bike.
Granada: Sacromonte Cave Flamenco Show & Alhambra ViewsYou sit in a sixty-person cave in Sacromonte while Amaya family members perform flamenco without amplification or a stage—just the sound of heels, strings, and voice bouncing off white stone. The Alhambra and Generalife frame the entrance. Your ticket covers entry and the full show; performances run every night, and public transport reaches the neighborhood easily.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see flamenco performed by people who grew up with it, in the setting where it lives—the cave removes the distance and the production, which is exactly what makes the experience real.
Guadalest & Algar Waterfalls Tour: Village and PoolsThis day trip from Alicante combines a guided tour of Guadalest, a fortified village perched on a rocky ridge, with free time at Algar Waterfalls, a Protected Wetland Zone where you can swim in natural pools and walk shaded trails. The tour includes roundtrip transportation, a local guide in English or Spanish, entry to the waterfalls, and 6 to 8 hours total; museums in Guadalest are optional add-ons at checkout.Is it for me?Pair a morning exploring Guadalest's hilltop architecture and panoramic views with an afternoon at the Algar Waterfalls—your guide manages the route so you control how long you spend in each place.
Granada Alhambra: Private Tour Nasrid Palaces & GeneralifeYou’ll walk ancient paths through Generalife’s gardens, cross into Granada’s old Medina inside Alhambra’s walls, climb fortress towers, and step into the Nasrid Palaces where sultans once ruled—all with a local guide who brings small details to life. Expect moments of calm beauty mixed with lively stories you might not hear elsewhere.
Seville: Sangria Tasting with Local Flavors & Terrace SettingYou’ll slip into a cozy terrace in Seville for a sangria tasting with four unique recipes, guided by a local host who shares family stories and tips. Taste local cheese and olives as you learn what makes each sangria special — all in an easygoing setting where laughter feels as natural as the drinks themselves.
Barcelona Ghost Tour: Gothic Quarter & Dark HistoryYou walk through Barcelona's Gothic Quarter and El Raval after dark with a local guide, hearing documented crimes, Inquisition stories, and local superstitions tied to specific landmarks — Barcelona Cathedral, Teatro de Liceu, Santa Maria del Mar, and a cursed bridge. The tour lasts two to three hours and requires no special fitness level; public transport gets you to the starting point.Is it for me?Book this if you want Barcelona's history told from the angle of what went wrong and what people feared, rather than monuments and achievements — the local guide and the evening timing make the stories land differently than they would in daylight.
Córdoba Mosque-Cathedral: Guided Tour & Interior AccessYou meet your Spanish-speaking guide at the entrance and spend the tour moving through over 1,200 columns while learning how the building shifted from mosque to cathedral. You'll see Umayyad arches, later Christian additions, and the exact architectural moments when power changed hands. The tour ends with free time to photograph or sit quietly inside, and the whole site is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want the architectural and historical context explained by someone who knows the building's layers — the guide does the heavy lifting of connecting what you're seeing to the power shifts and faiths that shaped it, so you're not squinting at a column wondering what era it belongs to.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia & Park Güell Private Tour with TapaYou’ll see Gaudí’s wildest ideas come to life at both Park Güell and Sagrada Familia—with no waiting lines slowing you down. Your local guide brings stories and details you’d never catch alone, plus there’s hotel pickup and a tasty tapa break with Iberian ham and fresh bread. Expect surprising colors, city views, and a few moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Barcelona to France Day Trip: Girona & Collioure LunchYou’ll start your day leaving Barcelona behind for breakfast in Girona’s old town, then cross into France for lunch by the Mediterranean in Collioure. Expect stories from your local guide, free time to wander or swim, and small surprises along the way—like tasting fresh pastries or watching locals play pétanque near the sea.
Barcelona Gothic Quarter Tour & Sangria with Local StoriesYou’ll wander Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter with a local guide who knows every hidden corner and story. Pause at Sant Felip Neri Square to touch history, laugh in George Orwell Square, and finish with cold sangria among new friends. Expect surprises — and maybe leave with more questions than answers.
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- Alicante›
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- Catalonia›
- Costa Blanca›
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- Cuenca›
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- Galicia›
- Gijon›
- La Rioja›
- Madrid›
- Pamplona›
- Region of Murcia›
- Santander›
- Tarifa›
- Toledo›
- Valencia›
- Valencia Province›
