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: Gothic Quarter & Gaudí Walking TourYou walk through Barcelona's medieval Old Town and Gothic Quarter, see the Barcelona Cathedral and hidden squares like Sant Felip Neri, then head to Passeig de Gràcia to view Gaudí's Casa Batlló and La Pedrera from the street, plus Casa Amatller and other Modernist buildings. A professional guide handles the history and architecture while you move at a steady pace, getting the context and photo recommendations without arranging transport or timing it yourself.Is it for me?Good for anyone visiting Barcelona on a short stay who wants the main historic and architectural highlights in one route without arranging their own transport or timing between stops — the walking pace and professional guide are what make both the Old Town and Gaudí's buildings fit into a single day.
Madrid: Paella & Sangria Cooking Class with Recipe TakeawayYou learn to make paella and sangria from a local chef in a central Madrid kitchen, cooking alongside other travelers in a group class. You eat what you prepare, drink what you mix, and leave with recipes written down so you can do it again at home. No cooking experience needed, and the venue is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn paella from someone who knows it, eat what you cook, and leave with recipes that actually work — the group format and central location mean you don't need transport or cooking equipment, and the chef handles the timing so nothing burns.
Seville: Cathedral & Alcázar Walking Tour with Local GuideYou walk Seville's main monuments in sequence — Cathedral, Giralda, Alcázar, Torre del Oro, Tobacco Factory — with a local guide who explains the history as you move between squares. The tour covers the oldest and most visited sites in the city without requiring you to plan the route or figure out which building matters most. Groups stay small, the pace is steady, and you finish with a real sense of how the city was built and why it looks the way it does.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Seville monuments explained in order without planning the route yourself — the guide handles the sequence and the stories, which is what turns a walk into an understanding of how the city was built.
Sagrada Familia Barcelona: Skip-The-Line & Gaudí Expert GuideYou skip the entrance queue and enter Sagrada Familia with an English-speaking guide who shares Gaudí's personal stories and the basilica's ongoing construction history. Audio headsets keep you connected in the cavernous interior, and small group sizes mean you can actually absorb the details instead of just moving through. The tour includes skip-the-line entry and takes you through both the exterior facades and the unfinished interior spaces.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Sagrada Familia's history and Gaudí's vision without spending your morning in the entrance queue — the skip-the-line access and expert guide are what make it possible to actually absorb the basilica instead of just walk through it.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia Small Group Tour & Fast EntryYou’ll walk straight past the crowds into Sagrada Familia with a small group and a local guide who brings Gaudí’s vision to life. Hear stories through your headset as sunlight pours through stained glass, spot hidden details most visitors miss, and feel what makes Barcelona’s landmark so unforgettable.
Girona & Costa Brava Day Trip from Barcelona with PaellaYou leave Barcelona at 8:30am and spend the day in three distinct places: a medieval hilltop village with cobbled streets and artisan shops, a Costa Brava fishing village where you can swim or walk coastal paths, and the historic city of Girona with its cathedral and Roman walls. A local guide handles the route and history; you handle the pace once you arrive. Optional paella lunch by the sea, hotel pickup available, and you're back in Barcelona by 7pm.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see medieval villages and the Costa Brava in one day without arranging your own transport or timing between stops — the fixed schedule and small group size mean you get three distinct places without the logistics of driving yourself.
Seville Food Tour: Market, Tapas & Churros with Local GuideYou walk through five neighborhoods and food stops in Seville with a local culinary expert, tasting ham at the market, churros at a family-run bar, convent cookies, vermouth tapas, and fried fish in adobo. The guide handles the route and timing; you just show up and taste your way through the city's actual food culture instead of a curated version of it. Groups are small, and the whole experience takes a morning or early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way locals actually do — at family-run bars and markets — rather than at restaurants designed for tourists, and you'd rather have a guide handle the route and timing than figure out where to go yourself. The small group size and local expertise mean you'll taste things and hear stories you wouldn't find on your own.
Seville: Alcázar, Cathedral & Giralda Skip-the-Line Guided TourYou’ll wander through Seville’s Royal Alcázar with a local guide who brings its stories to life, step inside Europe’s largest Gothic cathedral, and climb up Giralda tower for city views that stay with you long after. Skip-the-line entry means more time soaking up details — orange blossom scents, echoing footsteps, sunlight on ancient tiles.
Medieval Villages Day Trip from Barcelona: Three villages, one guideYou travel with a small group and a local guide who handles the driving and the history while you walk three villages at a pace that lets you actually see them. Besalú's medieval bridge and Jewish Baths, Rupit's baroque church and castle ruins, and Tavertet's cliffs over the lake are the main stops. Lunch is your own choice at a local restaurant in Rupit, and you're back in Barcelona by early evening without arranging transport or timing yourself.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see three authentic medieval villages in one day without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the small-group format and fixed schedule handle the logistics while you focus on the walking and the views.
Barcelona to Dali Museum & Cadaques Tour with PickupYou’ll start your day with hotel pickup in Barcelona before heading north to explore Dalí’s wild museum in Figueres and wander sunlit streets in Cadaqués. With a local guide leading the way (and sharing stories you won’t find online), you’ll step inside Dalí’s own home in Port Lligat and taste real Catalan life along the coast.
Flamenco Tickets Seville: 4 Artists, No MicrophonesYou arrive early, sit in a 15th-century palace, and watch four master performers play flamenco without amplification for one hour. The show runs nightly at 7:30pm and 9pm, with assigned seating and no distractions—just the sound of guitar, voice, and footwork filling a room built for exactly this. Arrive twenty minutes early; children under six are not permitted.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to hear flamenco the way it was meant to be played—in a small room where every sound matters. Plan for an early arrival and an evening out; the no-children-under-six policy is what keeps the room focused and the performance uninterrupted.
Costa Brava Kayak & Snorkel Tour from Barcelona with LunchYou get roundtrip transport from Barcelona, 2.5–3 hours kayaking and snorkeling in Costa Brava's coves with all equipment and a certified guide, lunch, insurance, and GoPro photos of the best moments. The small group size and fixed schedule mean you're on the water by mid-morning and back in the city by evening, with nothing to arrange except showing up able to swim.Is it for me?Book this if you're a confident swimmer looking to get off the Barcelona tourist circuit for a day and see the Costa Brava from the water — the small group size and fixed schedule mean you're paddling into coves most visitors never reach, and the van handles transport so you don't have to figure out how to get there yourself.
Playa de las Américas Surfing Lesson: First Waves, TenerifeYou learn the mechanics on sand before touching the water, take instruction in your language, and get a fitted board and wetsuit for the session. The instructor photographs you and reviews the shots afterward so you see what you're actually doing. Pickup happens near the beach; exact timing confirms after booking based on conditions and instructor availability.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to actually learn to surf instead of just paddle around — the sand practice and photo review mean you leave knowing what to do next time, not just that you tried.
Granada: Alhambra & Nasrid Palaces Guided Tour TicketsYou’ll walk through ancient halls and lush gardens at Granada’s Alhambra, guided by someone who knows every hidden detail. Feel cool stone under your palm in the Nasrid Palaces, climb fortress towers for sweeping views, and hear stories that bring Moorish history alive. It’s not just sightseeing — it feels personal by the end.
Madrid: Paella Cooking Class & Bottomless Spanish WineYou’ll roll up your sleeves in a real Madrid kitchen, learn paella step by step with local chefs, sip endless Spanish wines, and share a five-course meal around one big table. Expect laughter over chopping boards, new friends made over dessert, and flavors that linger long after you leave.
La Pedrera Barcelona: Gaudí's Rooftop & Audioguide TicketYou enter with an audioguide and explore La Pedrera's five floors at your own pace: decorative lobbies, two courtyards, the Milà family apartment, the Whale Attic, and the rooftop terrace with its famous chimneys and Barcelona views. The ticket is valid only for the day you book, and the rooftop closes in rain. Expect 1.5 hours minimum, longer if you stop to absorb the spaces.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see one of Barcelona's most recognizable buildings without joining a group tour or following a fixed schedule — the audioguide lets you move through at your own speed and linger where the spaces grab you.
Gran Canaria: Red Canyon, La Fortaleza & Beach SwimYou hike to an ancient Canarian settlement, taste local food in a village restaurant, walk through a narrow ravine, and finish with a swim at a quiet coastal town—all in one day with hotel pickup, a certified guide, and a group under twenty people. The pace is steady but not rushed, and the guide photographs the day so you can focus on being there instead of documenting it.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the real interior of Gran Canaria—villages, ancient sites, and quiet beaches—without arranging transport, timing multiple stops, or navigating winding roads yourself. The small group size and certified guide mean you move at a steady pace and actually learn what you're looking at instead of just passing through.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia & Gothic Quarter Small Group TourYou get picked up from your hotel between 8 and 9am and spend five hours seeing Montjuïc's panoramic views, Las Ramblas, the Gothic Quarter's medieval streets and hidden Roman columns, Passeig de Gràcia's modernist masterpieces (Casa Batlló and La Pedrera), and the Sagrada Familia. A professional guide explains the history and architecture as you walk and drive, the group stays under eight people, and you're back at your hotel by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you've just arrived in Barcelona and need the main sights covered in one morning without arranging your own transport or timing — the fixed pickup time and five-hour window fit a first day before you've settled in.
Cordoba, Ronda & Setenil: Day Trip from Seville with Guided WalksYou’ll wander Cordoba’s maze-like streets with a local guide, stand under Setenil’s rock houses, and cross Ronda’s dramatic bridge—all on this day trip from Seville. Expect real Andalusian flavors at lunch (on your own), stories from bilingual guides, and time to explore each city your way. It’s a lot for one day—but it lingers long after you’re home.
Barcelona: Paella Cooking Class & Bottomless Wine DinnerYou’ll walk into a buzzing Barcelona kitchen and learn to make real paella side-by-side with local chefs—glass of cava in hand—before sitting down for a five-course dinner with endless Catalan wine. Expect laughter, new friends at your table, and flavors you’ll remember long after you leave.
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- Alicante›
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- 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›
