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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Malaga: Wine & Tapas Walking Tour with Rooftop BarYou’ll walk Malaga’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting classic tapas and sipping regional wines in real neighborhood bars. Try Malaga’s original sweet wine, share laughs over shared plates, then end your night above it all with a drink on a rooftop terrace overlooking the old city—there’s something quietly unforgettable about it.
Málaga & Cueva del Tesoro: Electric Car Tour with Cave EntryYou’ll zip along Málaga’s coast in an electric car, taste sea air in fishing neighborhoods, and explore Cueva del Tesoro with entry included. A local guide shares legends as you wander beneath ancient stone arches. Expect moments of laughter, unexpected city views from Gibralfaro Castle, and sensory details that linger long after you return.
Segovia & Avila Day Trip from Madrid with Gourmet LunchYou visit the Roman Aqueduct and Alcazar fortress in Segovia, eat a traditional roasted suckling pig lunch with Segovian dessert, then explore the walled medieval city of Avila with its 11th-century fortifications and Gothic cathedral. Hotel pickup and bilingual guide are included, so you don't arrange transport or timing yourself—the coach handles the driving between cities while you rest.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two major medieval cities and eat well without arranging your own transport, timing or restaurant reservations—the fixed itinerary and included lunch are what make both cities possible in a single day from Madrid.
Madrid: Museo Lázaro Galdiano Ticket & Art Collection AccessYou’ll enter Madrid’s Museo Lázaro Galdiano with included admission and wander through grand rooms once lived in by passionate collectors. See original works by artists like Goya and El Greco up close, explore eclectic treasures across four floors, and soak up quiet moments away from city crowds—it all lingers after you leave.
Malaga Food Tour: Tapas, Olive Oil & Market TastingsYou’ll wander Malaga’s lively markets with a local guide, tasting Iberian ham, olive oils, fried eggplant with honey, gazpacho, and more than 12 regional specialties. Expect laughter over new flavors, stories behind every bite, and time to explore historic corners between tastings—a day that lingers long after it ends.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia Private Tour & Fast-Track EntryWith priority entrance and an expert guide by your side, you’ll slip past the crowds into Sagrada Familia’s surreal interior. Hear Gaudí’s quirky stories, spot hidden details in the stonework, and let colored light wash over you as you explore at your own pace. It’s not just another landmark — it feels personal here.
Barcelona: Private Sailing Tour with Drinks & Swim StopYou’ll board a private sailing boat from Port Olímpic in Barcelona with your own skipper, cruising along the coast with unlimited drinks and local snacks. There’s time to swim if you’re brave (the water’s fresh!), plus plenty of chances to relax on deck as you watch the city drift by. You’ll leave feeling both lighter and a little more connected to Barcelona’s quieter side.
Barcelona: Park Güell Private Tour & Skip-the-Line EntryYou’ll step straight past the crowds into Park Güell with a local guide who knows every twist of Gaudí’s wild imagination. Touch mosaic dragons, pause under cool stone columns, hear stories most people miss, and end up gazing over Barcelona from that famous terrace bench. This isn’t just another park — it’s a living puzzle you’ll remember long after you leave.
Barcelona: Artcava Cava Workshop & Bottle-Making with PickupYou’ll get your hands dirty (in a good way) learning how to make cava near Barcelona—taste several sparkling wines, cork and label your own bottle, then share Catalan tapas in an old farmhouse with locals who really know their stuff. It’s not just sipping—it’s stories, laughter, and memories you’ll want to bring home.
Flamenco Show in Palma de Mallorca: Tablao AlmaTablao Flamenco Alma is a fifty-minute live flamenco show in Palma de Mallorca featuring nationally and internationally recognized performers in an intimate venue. The evening includes a drink—beer, wine, sangria, water or soft drink—and you can add tapas if you want to extend the experience. The space is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the VIP area if you want the closest view of the performers and the most intimate angle on the stage; Zone A if you prefer a strong sightline without the premium seating; the General Zone if you want to watch the full room and the energy of the crowd alongside the performance. Add tapas at checkout if you want food to pace the evening, or stick with the drink if you're coming after dinner.
Barcelona Jewish Quarter Tour: Synagogue, El Call & HistoryYou’ll walk Barcelona’s winding streets with a Jewish guide who brings El Call alive through stories, secret inscriptions, and laughter over lost turns. Step inside one of Europe’s oldest synagogues, feel ancient stones beneath your hand, and share small moments—like sheltering from rain together—that linger long after you leave.
Maspalomas Dunes photoshoot at sunset: 100+ images includedA private photoshoot in the Maspalomas Dunes at sunset, with hotel or villa pickup included and an air-conditioned vehicle. You walk through the natural reserve during the best light, and receive approximately 100+ edited images a few days after the session. Children, babies and pets are welcome; wheelchair access can be arranged with advance notice.Is it for me?The walk through the dunes is unhurried and the pace suits all fitness levels, so this works whether you're moving easily or taking it slow — the photographer adapts to how you want to move through the reserve.
Valencia: Private Bike Tour City Highlights & Turia GardensYou’ll glide from Valencia’s medieval heart through lively squares and quiet gardens, catching glimpses of daily life most travelers miss. Expect laughter with your guide, scents of orange blossoms along Turia Gardens, and views of futuristic architecture at City of Arts & Sciences—all in just one relaxed ride.
Catamaran Cruise from Port d'Alcudia: Swim, Snorkel & LunchA half-day catamaran cruise departing from Port d'Alcudia that sails the coast past the Aucanada lighthouse, drops anchor at the secluded Coll Baix beach for a first swim, then moves to a cove in the Bay of Pollensa where you snorkel or paddle a kayak while lunch is prepared, then swim again before returning to port around 3pm. The boat includes snorkel equipment and kayaks at no extra charge, and lunch comes with drinks.Is it for me?The boat spends most of the day anchored, so you're swimming and floating rather than sitting through a long cruise. Book this if you want to spend the afternoon in the water with a meal served between swims, not watching the coast from a deck chair.
Vigo Historical Walking Tour: Siren, Pirates & Fortress ViewsA guided walking tour of Vigo's historical and cultural landmarks, led in English over two to three hours. You'll move through the city's main squares—Puerta del Sol, Plaza Princesa, Praza Almeida—and reach the Fortress of San Sebastian, where the guide discusses Vigo's founding, its role in resisting Napoleon, the legend of the last Galician pirate Benito Soto, and the sunken treasure still hidden in the estuary. The guide provides culinary recommendations and advice on other activities in the city.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the story without translation or gaps. The route is flat and wheelchair accessible, and the pace suits all fitness levels—the two to three hours includes stops for photos and conversation, not continuous walking.
Santillana del Mar & Altamira Museum Small Group Day TripYou’ll step right into medieval Santillana del Mar with its winding lanes and friendly locals before heading to the Altamira Museum to see prehistoric art in the Neocave. There’s time to wander shops or taste local biscuits, plus entry fees and hotel pickup are included. You might find yourself remembering small moments long after you leave.
2-Hour Private Walking Tour: Through Palma's Jewish QuarterA 2-hour private walking tour through Palma's Jewish Quarter led by a guide in English or Spanish, visiting the statue of Jafuda ben Cresques, the site of the "new synagogue" beneath Can Miquel bakery, and the locations where the main synagogue once stood. The tour traces hidden signs of the Crypto-Jewish community and their survival under Inquisition pressure.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so book this tour if you're comfortable following commentary in one of those languages. A private guide means the pace and depth of explanation stay with your group alone, without the rhythm of a larger group tour.
Barcelona: Rooftop Tapas Cooking Class & Sangria WorkshopYou’ll join a small group in Barceloneta for a relaxed tapas & sangria class led by a local chef. Shop fresh market ingredients, learn step-by-step recipes, and enjoy lunch on a leafy rooftop terrace overlooking Barcelona. Expect laughter, hands-on cooking, and real flavors you can recreate at home—plus all recipes sent by email after.
Mallorca Sailing Cruise: Snorkeling & Turquoise CovesA half-day sailing cruise on Mallorca's northeastern coast stops at secluded pebbled beaches and turquoise coves for swimming and snorkeling. The boat carries snorkeling gear, paddle boards, a Seabob-Jet water toy, drinks, snacks and a stewardess; the captain and crew handle navigation and setup. English and Greek-speaking guides are on board.Is it for me?If you're staying in Mallorca without a car or don't want to drive, the boat departs from a spot reachable by public transit, and the crew handles everything once you're on board—navigation, stops, timing and setup—so the day stays relaxed instead of becoming logistics.
Olive Oil Mill Tour & Tasting in Baeza: Premium EVOO ExperienceAOVEland is a guided olive oil mill tour and tasting in Baeza, Andalusia, where you walk through a working mill, learn how extra virgin olive oil is produced, and taste three varieties in the official tasting glass. The mill is housed in a modern, architecturally distinctive space built by Grupo Oleícola Jaén, a family company with over 40 years in the olive sector, and includes an audiovisual experience linking the history and craft of EVOO. The experience runs 90 minutes and is wheelchair accessible; you choose between a Spanish-language or English-language guide at checkout.Is it for me?Book the English-language option if you want a guide who explains the mill's process and oil's flavor profiles in your own language; choose Spanish if you prefer to experience the tour as a local would. Either way, the live guide—not a recording—means you can ask questions as you move through the mill.
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