Twelve Days of European Splendor

Ramble on La Rambla

Embrace the authentic Catalan spirit with an evening stroll along La Rambla on your first night in Barcelona. Spanning nearly a mile, this historic street is the sole avenue in the old part of the city, running parallel to the historical city wall. Unlike the bustling downtown, La Rambla offers a broad and spacious expanse, serving as an ideal meeting place for both locals and visitors alike. Flanked by bars, bistros, boutiques, and galleries on either side, La Rambla stands as a distinctive microcosm of Barcelona's charm.

Barcelona's Old City - 2000 Years of Fascinating Art & Culture Private Tour

Would you like to explore the lifestyle of Barcelona from 2000 years ago, and hear tales about renowned shops or skilled craftsmen?

Sagrada Familia is not Barcelona's only church

While Sagrada Familia finally received its consecration from Pope Benedict in 2010, Barcelona boasts more than just this iconic church. Locals often favor Santa Maria del Mar as their top place of worship. Despite enduring a significant earthquake in 1428 and a devastating 11-day fire in July 1936, evident in the lingering scorch marks, the church stands resilient. With towering columns set 43 feet apart and expansive stained glass windows, the interior creates a celestial ambiance. Barcelona Cathedral offers another unique encounter, reflecting centuries of history with Nordic-inspired elements, dating back to the 11th century, and recent reconstructions using the original Montserrat stone. Explore the cloister with 13 contented geese and the crypt dedicated to the 13-year-old martyr Eulàlia. For stunning views of the Old City, it's worth paying the small fee to take the lift to the cathedral's roof.

Costa Brava and Medieval Girona Small Group Tour

This day trip allows you to see the many faces of Catalonia in the most insightful way. Start in Costa Brava, where the views of the rugged coastline will take your breath away. Continue to Girona for a walk around its charming Old Town and admire landmarks, such as the Cathedral, the city's Roman and medieval walls, La Rambla de Llibertat, and many more.

Montserrat Monastery & Horse Riding Small Group Experience

Would you like to escape the hustle and bustle of Barcelona and enjoy a memorable day out in Montserrat? After visiting the monastery atop the mountain, you will experience horse riding in the natural park. Look in awe at the breathtaking views while having a unique experience and learning the basics of horse riding. Have fun and feel amazing in this extraordinary experience.

Get Your Madrid Bearings. And Some Tapas.

Start out by getting your central Madrid bearings by strolling two of the city's most impressive squares, Puerta del Sol, and Plaza Mayor. Then make your way into the adjoining La Latina neighborhood, known for its vibrant nightlife and tapas bars. Explore the narrow streets and hop from one tapas bar to another, savoring a variety of local flavors and specialties.

Madrid in a Day with Royal Palace, Churros Tasting, and Prado Museum

Step into a thoughtfully crafted collection of aesthetically pleasing sightseeing and cultural walking tours. Beyond just providing exclusive access or priority entry, these tours are designed to forge connections between people and places, with captivating storytelling at the core of each distinctive encounter.

Paella and Tapas - Madrid Group Cooking Class with Market Visit

Tapas & History - Gastronomy Group Experience in the Madrid Old Town

Enjoy an introduction to the history of Spain and Madrid with a walking tour in the old district, visiting four emblematic taverns and bars. These visits include a VIP Pass – that is, no queues at the bar!
You will be guided by a local guide specializing in history and food.
You will get to try more than 16 flavors and different Spanish wines, with every taste explained in detail.
Finish your gastronomy experience by enjoying the best churros and chocolate in town!

Dinner and Flamenco Show Experience

You really cannot leave Spain without enjoying a fine dinner and a flamenco show in one of the bests “tablaos” of the country. This is one of the places where locals like to spend their evenings enjoying the best singers, dancers and guitar players.

Flamenco Show 1911 Group Experience

In this extraordinary experience, you will enter the world of flamenco at Tablao Flamenco 1911. You will experience the unbridled intensity and enthusiasm as original flamenco dancers grace this storied venue in the heart of Madrid's Plaza de Santa Ana. Stepping into this realm, where tradition seamlessly intertwines with innovation, the essence of flamenco springs to life upon the revered tablao stage. Since its inception in 1911, Tablao Flamenco 1911 has held audiences spellbound for over a century, earning its distinction as the oldest tablao in existence. By witnessing this experience, you will become a part of its famous history.

To the Ocean

Begin your first night's adventure by heading towards the Atlantic Sea. Whether your lodging is close to La Concha Bay or the chic Gros district, embark on a discovery stroll in the direction opposite to your accommodation. Cross the river, encountering enticing bars and restaurants along the way. Take a seat, relish a couple of pintxos paired with fine wine or beer, and immerse yourself in the vibrant ambiance of San Sebastián's nightlife.

San Sebastian Bike Tour

San Sebastian is the perfect city to get around on a bike, and you can easily visit many of its hotspots while riding on this tour. It will be a must-do experience! When you join the tour, you will discover San Sebastian's most spectacular corners you might otherwise miss. Departing from downtown, three beaches are covered (Ondarreta, La Concha, and Zurriola), and then San Sebastian is crossed from edge to edge: the Comb of the Wind is reached at the Western end of Ondarreta beach, and after this the magnificent buildings that Spanish queen Maria Cristina built during her reign in the late 19th century (the so-called Belle Epoque in San Sebastian) will be seen all along the way until the Eastern end of Zurriola beach, where the Pigeon of Peace is located.

Relaxing or Staying Active at the Beach

Playa de la Concha, celebrated as one of Europe's most exquisite urban shorelines, boasts a perfect arch and earned favor with Queen Regent María Cristina, who dubbed it the summer capital of Europe. The scenic promenade along the Cantabrian Sea offers tranquility and stunning vistas. Playa de Ondarreta, the second beach, stretches west of Miramar Royal Palace, featuring a vast 100-meter-wide shoreline extending a kilometer toward Monte Igueldo. Playa de la Zurriola, the third beach, attracts global surf enthusiasts with its excellent waves and hosts a variety of sports and beach competitions, including volleyball, football, beach tennis, bodyboarding, surfing, and skateboarding.

Pintxos: it's Basque for Tapas

'Pintxos' is the Basque take on tapas and they significantly differ from the Spanish variety. Local delicacies are presented on a small piece of bread secured by a toothpick—a delightful bite bursting with flavor. Enhance your understanding of Basque gastronomic traditions and heritage by participating in a food tour.

Private Wine Tour Day Trip to La Rioja

You will be picked up from your accommodations and taken on the Private Wine Tour Day Trip to La Rioja – the "all about wine" experience for those who want to learn about the Rioja wine region! During a guided visit, you will discover an excellent, family-run bodega, taste wines adapted to your preferences in two other wineries, and finish with a traditional Riojan 3-course menu. Then, you will be driven back and dropped off at your accommodations.

Rioja Wine Tasting Small Group Tour from San Sebastian

Uncovering The Best of Bordeaux

Today you are about to discover the most famous landmarks in Bordeaux in just a couple of hours. Situated in the heart of the Old Town, the Grand Theater is your first stop on a tour that reveals one after another the most popular and beautiful neighborhoods, sights, and monuments in Bordeaux. Your local guide will introduce you to the fascinating history of a unique city that's so much more than the superb wine that made it famous.

At a Wine Bar With Locals

The best way to start your trip in Bordeaux is to follow in the locals' footsteps by stepping inside a warm wine bar, sitting back, relaxing, and indulging in a slow wine tasting, paired with French cheese and other local delicacies. Exploring the city's wine-bar culture is the fastest way for Bordeaux to find its way into your heart and stay there for good. Our favourite ones are: Bar a Vin centarilly situated near the Place de La Comedie and Wine More Time . Use this experience as a starting point for further exploration of Bordeaux's wine scene.

Gourmet Private Experience

French gastronomy is renowned worldwide, with Bordeaux at the top of the country’s culinary destinations. This is a historical and gastronomic tour punctuated by tastings, allowing you to discover the distinct flavors of Bordeaux. Prepare to be amazed by French cheeses, desserts, and wines.

A Day in St-Emilion & Pomerol Private Wine Tour

The Saint Emilion region has a remarkable reputation when it comes to wine production. This day tour to the Southwest of France perfectly combines traditional chateaux visits with wine tastings and learning about the region's wine culture. But that is not all. Visiting Saint Emilion means exploring one of the most beautiful and fascinating villages in the Southwest of France, registered as a heritage site by UNESCO.