Barcelona-Valencia-Madrid
Visit three of Spain's hottest destinations for a trip filled with amazing food, beautiful beaches, world-class museums, and Spanish nightlife.
In this trip
Great Food
Night Life
Culture
Historic Places
Beaches
Trip itinerary
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Barcelona, Spain
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Valencia, Spain
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Madrid, Spain
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Things to do in and around Barcelona
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A vibrant metropolis set on the Mediterranean Sea, famed for its brilliant architecture, rich culture, and captivating history.
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Recognized as the masterpiece of Antoni Gaudi, this incomplete church is an exquisite blend of Gothicism and Art Nouveau.
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In the heart of the city center, this historic quarter is full of Gothic architectural gems, as well as artifacts dating to the 4C.
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Once the city's infamous Chinatown, today the neighborhood is best known for its nightlife and a myriad of diverse eateries.
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Visit the city's marina and discover a bustling area great for eating, drinking, and enjoying the views and happenings.
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This region of the Pyrenees offers a range of activities, from visiting historic sites, to admiring Romanesque curios, to skiing.
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This beach town is friendly and fun, with a wealth of Modernist structures, reflecting many artists who frequented here.
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The center remains the heart of Barcelona, combining historic sites and cultural monuments with cafes, shops, and fun activities.
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Established in the 15C, this famous avenue is lively, colorful, and manic, with ever-changing commerce, nature, and celebrations.
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This immense square is a nice spot for some shopping, and turns into a nightlife and cuisine hub in the evenings.
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This flamboyant concert hall displays the best of Catalan culture both inside and out, boasting exquisite ornaments and architecture.
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Exploring this park of ancient volcanos reveals an amazing collapsed cone, and a scenery of blue-green glints from copper oxides.
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Formed by volcanos, this cave features 2km of magical galleries, one of which is an auditorium.
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Walk down this major avenue, admiring fantastic architectural gems, browsing the various shops, and enjoying the local cafes.
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Located centrally in the Gothic Quarter, this cultural square is surrounded by some of Barcelona's most grand medieval buildings.
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Recognized by National Geographic as the world's best city beach, this great shoreline stretches for over 4km and fits all tastes.
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Housed in a spectacular modern building, this museum hosts a must-see monumental collection of over 1,500 late-20C works of art.
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Dotted with tiny villages, this region is a delight with its scenery that ranges from peaceful to dramatic.
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This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a glistening seaside city with a rich story told by its archaeological and architectural gems.
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Home to over 4,000 of works by Pablo Picasso, this wonderful museum spans several buildings and the entirety of the artist's life.
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Honoring the life the local artist Antoni Tapies, this museum holds a superb collection of his works in a fittingly quaint building.
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Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this Gaudi-designed masterpiece from the early 20C offers a museum and roof-top tour.
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Housed in the National Palace, this museum includes excellent collections covering art and artifacts from Roman times to modern.
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This ski resort is a dream for skiers in the winter, and is just as equally recommended for nature lovers in the summer.
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This town is a great place for relaxing on the beach and fun night activities in a care-free atmosphere.
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Explore the works of the avantgarde artist Joan Miro and a wealth of art by other modern artists, and enjoy the hilltop views.
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This 13C Gothic cathedral is a wonder, featuring an array of decorative elements and allowing access to the roof for great views.
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Housed in a 15C Gothic palace, this superb museum hosts a wealth of historic relics, including wonderful archaeological findings.
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Designed by the famous Antoni Gaudi, this building boasts a facade adorned with a colorful mosaic reflecting the tale of St. George.
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Situated on the island of Majorca, this cave system by the sea is simply immense and fascinating, featuring numerous rooms.
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This inviting town centers on its beach, with popular activities including beach-roaming, swimming, sunbathing, and shopping.
4 nights
A vibrant metropolis set on the Mediterranean Sea, famed for its brilliant architecture, rich culture, and captivating history.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Things to do in and around Valencia
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While Valencia retains a pride and tight connection to its past, it also is extremely modernized in its demeanor and culture.
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Begin exploring Old Valencia by having breakfast or lunch in the friendly and bustling Mare de Deu Plaza.
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This expansive complex includes an opera hall, an interactive science museum, and the largest aquarium in Europe.
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The Valencia beach is popular for its sand, sun, and surf, with some areas offering amenities and others more tranquil.
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Housed in a 17C palace, this museum hosts a wealth of medieval artworks, as well as sculptures, archaeological findings, and more.
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This region in the Pyrenees offers skiing in the winter, and a fun-filled road trips during other times of the year.
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A beautiful mountain town, Teruel shows off an interesting landscape of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim influences from its past.
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National Museum of Ceramics and Decorative Arts, Vale, Valencia
Housed in a 15C Baroque palace with lavish exterior, the museum displays over 5,000 ceramic artworks dating as far back as the 13C.
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Dating at least to the 15C, these historic buildings hang precariously off cliffs, and now house the Museum of Spanish Abstract Art.
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This 15C Gothic building was once the heart of Valencia's trade, and now retains ornate exterior and elaborate decor.
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Part of the City of Arts and Sciences, this must-see aquarium, the largest in Europe, is home to more than 500 aquatic species.
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This beach town is notable for its combination of history and fun, offering a wealth of historic relics and a lively atmosphere.
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This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a glistening seaside city with a rich story told by its archaeological and architectural gems.
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If not traveling by train, you should visit this modern early 20C station, with murals throughout complimenting its uniqueness.
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This working mine gives a unique glimpse into the operation, offering a nice museum and train ride through the moonlike landscape.
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Disregard any talk that Elche may be too industrial, as its history and atmosphere are as rich and lively as anywhere in Spain.
Spain, Valencian Community region
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While Valencia retains a pride and tight connection to its past, it also is extremely modernized in its demeanor and culture.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Things to do in and around Madrid
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Madrid is where ancient and old meet modern and cosmopolitan, where sightseeing, dancing, and shopping go hand in hand.
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Spectacular enough to rival the Louvre, this museum is well-known for its revered art collection including best national artists.
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Old Madrid offers a range of exploration from small charming residences, to elaborate mansions, to a number of churches.
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Housed in an old hospital, this museum holds a most excellent collection of art by 20C Spanish artists.
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This must-see museum provides a comprehensive journey of prehistoric, Iberian, Visigothic, Muslim, and Christian cultures.
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If you are nearby, be sure to visit these caves, as they are 2km of magic with frequent classical performances concluding your visit.
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Segovia has an illustrious past dating to Roman times, only rivaled by the beauty of the landscape surrounding it.
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Visit this neighborhood for a day full of cultural exploits, as its streets are lined with some of Madrid's best national museums.
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Built in the 17C, this is a relaxing plaza to linger in, with its interesting architecture, cafes, and frequent performances.
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This neoclassical palace holds a must-see collection for art enthusiasts, with artwork spanning from the 13C to the present day.
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This vast 18C palatial complex is the official residence of Spanish royalty, boasting over 2,000 rooms and remarkable decor.
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Situated amid lovely scenery, this charming city offers diverse architecture, cultural monuments, local cuisine, and rich history.
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The historical richness of Salamanca's architecture has earned it a status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Dating at least to the 15C, these historic buildings hang precariously off cliffs, and now house the Museum of Spanish Abstract Art.
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This 16C monastery contains a wealth of artistic elements, such as its chapels, Ruben-based tapestries, and paintings.
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This often overlooked museum should not be missed, as it hosts Goya masterpieces, enamel ware, silverworks, and other artifacts.
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This refreshing park is an oasis within Madrid, with peaceful tree groves, a lake for rowing, and enticing spots for solitude.
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This coast lies north of the Cantabrian and Basque Mountains, taking its name from its green waters fed by the rich vegetation.
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This glacier-formed valley's landscapes are best experienced driving from Bielsa up to Monte Perdido.
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Founded in the 14C, this Romanesque basilica stands on the alleged site of St. Vincent's martyrdom and features his 12C tomb.
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Housing art and diplomatic memorabilia as well, the armory is best known for its collections of royal weaponry and armor.
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Opened in the 18C, Madrid's exceptional Zoo Aquarium features a dolphinarium, giant pandas, and birds of prey.
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Explore the town center among 16C houses and mansions, while enjoying the daily goings-on of the local citizens.
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Valladolid particularly shines with its well-known 15C and 16C sculptures, and breadth of Renaissance architectural styles.
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Traveling to Siguenza reveals spectacular countryside, while the city itself is full of beauty and historic landmarks.
Spain, Community of Madrid region
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Madrid is where ancient and old meet modern and cosmopolitan, where sightseeing, dancing, and shopping go hand in hand.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia