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 Catamaran Cruise: Sunset & Swim with TapasYou board at Marina Vela with a welcome drink and tapa already waiting. Spend two hours sailing past Barcelona's major landmarks from the water—Sagrada Família, Montjuïc, Tibidabo—with your choice of a swim break in the Mediterranean or a sunset sail. The catamaran holds 30 people max, so it stays intimate, and you can move freely around the deck. Return to the harbour as the city lights come on.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Barcelona's major sights from the water without arranging your own boat or timing a swim—the fixed schedule and included welcome drink mean you arrive, board, and the experience starts immediately.
Madrid: Las Ventas Bullring Private Tour & Museum EntryYou’ll step into Madrid’s iconic Las Ventas Bullring with a private guide, walk through silent corridors and sunlit terraces, visit the intimate Bullfighting Museum, and hear stories that linger long after you leave. Feel both awe and curiosity as you experience this side of Madrid most visitors never really see.
Barcelona & Montserrat: Hot Air Balloon Ride with ChampagneYou’ll rise before dawn in Barcelona for a sunrise hot air balloon ride over Montserrat with local guides. Feel the cool morning air as you float above rugged peaks, then celebrate landing with snacks and a champagne toast before heading back to town—there’s something quietly unforgettable about seeing Catalonia wake up beneath you.
Seville: Rooftop Paella Cooking Class & Sangria Q&AYou’ll cook real Valencian paella on a sunny Seville rooftop with city views, guided by a local chef who shares family stories (and secrets). Enjoy homemade sangria, appetizers, and plenty of laughs before sitting down together for your feast—and leave with recipes plus a special memento.
Private Toledo Tour with Cathedral Skip-the-Line: Walk three quartersYou skip the cathedral line with a licensed guide who walks you through the three religious quarters of Toledo, explaining El Greco's paintings and the Arfe monstrance in detail. The tour includes cathedral entry and museum access; if you book the Madrid option, hotel pickup and the return drive are arranged so you only need to show up ready to walk.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the cathedral's interior without losing an hour to the entry queue, and you'd rather have a licensed guide explain what you're looking at than navigate the three quarters alone. The skip-the-line access and the expertise are what make a full morning or afternoon possible without logistics eating into your time.
Cordoba Flamenco Show: Five Award-Winning DancersYou arrive at Tablao El Cardenal near the Mezquita, order a drink, and watch five award-winning dancers perform live flamenco with a full band. The show includes all three elements — singing, dancing and guitar — and the footwork is fast enough to sound like percussion. Your drink is included in the ticket price, and the venue is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see authentic flamenco performed by Cordoba's own dancers rather than a tourist-focused show. The venue is intimate and the performance is live, which means you're watching real skill — not a polished production, but the actual form as it's danced here.
Valencia Private Segway Tour: Three major sights in one rideA private Segway tour of Valencia covering three major sights—Turia Park, City of Arts and Sciences, and the Sea Port—in three hours with a live guide, helmet and raincoat, and training before you depart. The tour is flexible: you choose the start time, the route length, and where it ends, which sets it apart from fixed-schedule alternatives. A minimum of two people per booking is required.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Valencia's three major landmarks in one ride without following a fixed schedule—the flexibility to choose your start time and route length means the day adapts to your group, not the other way around. The three-hour span is long enough to cover all three sites without feeling rushed, and the private guide can adjust the pace and stops to match what your group wants to see.
Royal Palace Madrid: Skip-the-Line Small Group TourYou skip the entry line with a pre-booked ticket, walk through Europe's largest royal palace with a professional guide and a maximum of seven other people, see the Throne Room and Columns Hall with historical context, and leave with a clearer picture of Spanish history that shapes the rest of your time in Madrid. The small group size is what makes the difference between a crowded rush and an actual conversation about what you're looking at.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Royal Palace without spending an hour in the entry queue and without the noise of a large group—the small size and skip-the-line access are what make it possible to actually listen and learn instead of just walk through.
Málaga: Olive Oil Mill Tour & Tasting in Alhaurín el GrandeYou’ll step into a century-old olive oil mill near Málaga, see historic machinery still running, taste three distinct extra virgin olive oils with expert guidance, and visit a rare stainless steel cellar. Expect warm local stories, surprising flavors, and a glimpse behind the scenes of Andalusia’s “liquid gold.” It’s hands-on — you’ll leave remembering every scent and smile.
Barcelona: Old Town Walk, Montjuic Cable Car & Castle SunsetYou’ll wander through Barcelona’s Old Town with a local guide, taste fresh market flavors at La Boqueria, ride the Montjuic cable car for sweeping city views, explore Montjuic Castle’s hidden corners at sunset, and unwind over tapas and wine on a terrace above it all. Even if plans shift (like ours did), you’ll end up seeing Barcelona from angles you didn’t expect—and maybe that’s what sticks with you most.
Santiago de Compostela: Finisterre & Costa da Morte Day TripYou travel by comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional guide who speaks English and Spanish, stopping at five coastal landmarks between Santiago and Finisterre. You walk through a fishing village, see two lighthouses and a 18th-century granite monument, watch a river fall into the sea, and explore a medieval town with a Gothic bridge. Free time at Ézaro lets you eat and rest. The tour includes all insurances and runs about 8–9 hours, with kids getting a 50% discount.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main Costa da Morte and Finisterre landmarks in one day without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the fixed itinerary and professional guide mean you get the history and the stops in the right order, and you're back in Santiago by evening.
Sagrada Familia Barcelona: Skip-the-Line Tour & Expert GuideYou arrive at the Sagrada Familia without waiting in the entrance queue, guided through all visitable areas by a licensed expert who explains Gaudí's architecture and symbolism in depth. You'll see the original sketches and models in the museum, and if you're in a larger group, you'll have a radio guide for clear audio. The tour runs in the evening when crowds thin out, and you choose between private or small-group format before booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand the Sagrada Familia rather than just see it, and you'd rather spend your time learning than waiting in line—the evening slot and expert guide are what make both possible in one visit.
Paella Cooking Class in Malaga: Learn Spanish DishesA 3.5-hour hands-on cooking class in Malaga where you learn to prepare paella, gazpacho, sangría and churros from a chef guide, then eat what you've made with wine and seasonal fruit. The daytime option includes a visit to Atarazanas Market to see the ingredients Spanish cooks use; the evening and Sunday classes skip the market and run 3 hours. Children from age 4 are welcome, and recipes go home with you.Is it for me?Book the daytime class (Monday–Saturday) to visit Atarazanas Market and learn where Spanish cooks source ingredients for paella; pick the evening or Sunday class if those times suit you better and you prefer to skip the market visit.
Toledo from Madrid: High-Speed Train & Jewish Quarter Walking TourYou travel to Toledo by Spain's fastest train, walk the UNESCO-listed old town with an expert guide who explains the Jewish Quarter and three-culture history, then have free time to explore on your own before returning to Madrid. The whole day takes a half-day, and transport plus guide are already arranged — you just show up at the Madrid checkpoint 20 minutes early.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Madrid and want to see Toledo's medieval streets and three-culture history without renting a car or navigating trains yourself — the fixed schedule and expert guide mean you spend your time looking, not planning.
Wine Tasting near Plaza Mayor Madrid: 3 Spanish Wines, No PretenseA wine tasting near Plaza Mayor in Madrid where you try three Spanish wines—a white and two reds—in an elegant shop with a live English-speaking guide who explains the regions, how to taste, and what makes Spanish wine part of the culture here. The session runs about eighty minutes and skips the formality; the guide trades bad jokes for jargon. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?At eighty minutes, the tasting leaves room for other stops in central Madrid the same afternoon—long enough to actually learn something about Spanish wine, short enough that it doesn't demand a whole block of time.
Biarritz & French Basque Coast from San SebastianYou get picked up from your San Sebastian hotel and driven to three French Basque towns: Biarritz for its Belle Époque seafront, Bayonne for its medieval streets and chocolate shops, and Saint-Jean-de-Luz for its harbor (private option only). Lunch is included, your guide handles the pace and stories, and you return to your hotel in the evening without arranging transport or entry fees yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see three distinct French Basque towns in one day without driving, navigating, or deciding where to eat — the fixed itinerary and included transport are what make a full coastal loop possible in eight hours from your hotel.
Barcelona: Jazz & Chill Out Catamaran Cruise with Live MusicYou’ll board right by Las Ramblas for an easygoing 90-minute catamaran cruise along Barcelona’s coast, with live jazz and chill-out music setting the mood. Enjoy city skyline views, order drinks from the bar, and let yourself unwind as locals and travelers mingle under open skies. If you need a reset after sightseeing — this is where you’ll find it.
Trujillo Medieval Tour: Castle, Churches & Discoverers RouteThis guided tour of Trujillo's medieval quarter starts at the Plaza Mayor and moves through the walled old town, visiting the castle and cisterns, the Church of Santa María la Mayor, and the Renaissance palaces and manor houses that line the squares. Entry to the two main monuments is included. The tour runs 2.5 hours with a live Spanish-speaking guide and suits all fitness levels; children from age 2 are welcome, and strollers work on the route.Is it for me?Walk straight into Trujillo's medieval heart without planning stops or buying tickets at each door—your guide handles the route and entry while you discover the castle, palaces, churches, and towers that shaped this royal residence.
Granada Night Tour: Albaicín, Sacromonte & Hidden ViewpointsYou walk through Granada's Moorish quarter and gypsy caves at night with a local guide, climbing to multiple viewpoints of the Alhambra and the city below. The tour includes flashlights, maps, and phone charging, and covers the neighborhoods most tourists miss because they're only here during the day. It's a 2-3 hour hike with real elevation, so comfortable shoes and moderate fitness matter.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Granada's Albaicín and Sacromonte without the daytime crowds, and you're comfortable with steep uphill walking at night — the elevation and darkness are what make the viewpoints feel less touristy and the neighborhoods feel real.
Alhambra guided tour: Nasrid Palaces and Generalife GardensA guided tour of Granada's Alhambra takes you through the Nasrid Palaces—the Comares Palace with its Throne Room, the Palace of the Lions with its famous fountain, and the Generalife Gardens on the Cerro del Sol hill. An official guide in your chosen language leads the route; tickets and an audio system are included. The tour runs three hours and starts at a meeting point near the ticket office.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the Nasrid Palaces and Generalife explained by someone who knows the site—the guide handles entry and timing, so you walk straight in without arranging tickets or navigating the route yourself.
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- Alicante›
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- Andalucia›
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- Balearic Islands›
- Basque Country›
- Canary Islands›
- Cantabria›
- Castile and León›
- Castilla-La Mancha›
- Catalonia›
- Costa Blanca›
- Costa Brava›
- Costa del Sol›
- Cuenca›
- Extremadura›
- Figueres›
- Galicia›
- Gijon›
- La Rioja›
- Madrid›
- Pamplona›
- Region of Murcia›
- Santander›
- Tarifa›
- Toledo›
- Valencia›
- Valencia Province›
