Spain Tours from Madrid

Spain Tours from Madrid

We have a wide range Spain tours from Madrid. We adapt to your availability, that is why we offer you trips with different times of duration, covering specific regions of the Spanish territory and other more extensive ones crossing the borders of Portugal and Morocco, in order for you to discover new horizons, fill your spirit with adventures and get to know the most emblematic cultural corners.

Short Spain Tours from Madrid

In just 2 days you can visit two iconic cities in Andalusia with our Tour of Cordoba and Seville from Madrid. With the comfort of returning from Seville to Madrid by high-speed train, to optimize the time as much as possible. In Cordoba you will visit the impressive Mosque and its famous Jewish quarter. In Seville you will see the Cathedral of Seville, the Barrio de Santa Cruz and the Plaza de España.

We also have a tour of Andalusia in 4 days, where you will get to know the Cathedral-Mosque in Cordoba declared a UNESCO heritage site. In Granada you will visit the famous architectural jewel of the Alhambra and the gardens of El Generalife. In addition, we will see the city of Seville, and on the way back to Madrid we will stop in Toledo to explore this city of three cultures.

Get to know Galicia, with our Tour of Galicia in 5 days from Madrid, where you will explore the splendid places of Lugo, La Coruña, Rías Baixass, Santiago de Compostela and Vigo, with its magnificent views of the sea and the many historical sites declared heritage of UNESCO throughout all the Galician territory.

Tours from 7 days

If you want to discover Northern Spain, we recommend any of our Spain tours from Madrid that in 7 or 8 days explore the legendary cities of Bilbao, San Sebastián, Asturias, Santiago de Compostela and other towns overflowing with cultural heritage that this unique region offers us.

We have the most complete Spain tours from Madrid, in which we will visit not only the north, but Andalusia, Valencia and Barcelona, discovering Gaudí's modernist buildings and of course the Sagrada Familia.