Tapas Trails & Flamenco Nights

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.

Get a grounding in Barcelona

Today you'll receive the perfect introduction to Barcelona with a private tour exploring the historic Ciutat Vella, including the charming Gothic and Born neighborhoods, led by a knowledgeable and personable guide. You will enjoy a comprehensive introduction to Barcelona and Catalunya and crown the experience with tasting tapas and wine in a traditional restaurant.

Complete Gaudi Group Tour - Casa Batllo, Park Guell & Extended Sagrada Familia Visit

Gaudí is synonymous with Barcelona. During this comprehensive guided tour around four different Barcelona neighborhoods, you'll have the chance to step inside three of the architect's most famous works and walk by a couple more. This carefully thought-out tour combines walking, public transport, and a private transfer to help you make the most of a day dedicated to Gaudí's genius. The morning tour starts at Casa Batlló, probably Gaudí’s most impressive residential project. Once inside, you'll be amazed at the smart solutions Gaudí found to solve architectural problems throughout the house. One of the highlights is the roof, designed to look like the scales of a dragon, one of Barcelona's symbols. Then, you'll stop to have a look at Casa Mila (La Pedrera) and Casa Vicens, both of which you can visit at a different time on your own, after the invaluable insights you'll have from your expert guide. However, if you opt for the afternoon tour instead, you'll be able to step inside Casa Vicens in the company of your guide. Up next is Park Güell, a fascinating park that feels like a microcosm of its own, where you'll be able to further explore Gaudí's genius and enjoy some of the best views in Barcelona, too. The tour ends at what must be the most iconic landmark in Barcelona: La Sagrada Família. The church will leave you speechless with the splendor of its facades and almost unreal interior.

Enjoy a Concert at Palau de la Musica Catalana

For music lovers, attending a concert at this auditorium is indispensable. Crafted by Lluis Domenech i Montaner, it stands as a modernist masterpiece, adorned with vibrant stained glass, intricate mosaics, tiles, and sculptures. Unparalleled in concert hall aesthetics, it offers a unique and enchanting ambiance. Secure your concert tickets online beforehand and consider booking a guided tour in advance to delve into the architectural marvels of this exceptional venue.

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 Sightseeing Private Tour

Got a few hours spare in San Sebastian? Why not enjoy an essential in-depth introduction to the TOP San Sebastian’s sights? Discover the local culture, history, and architecture. Visit the Old Part of town and finish with a pintxo and a drink in one of its famous bars.

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.

Biarritz and French Basque Coast Small Group Tour

This tour lets you explore the delights of the French coast that can be found close to San Sebastian. Tiny and lovely fishing villages like Saint Jean de Luz, where time seems to have stopped centuries ago, or nice villages on the beach such as Biarritz, where people from all around the world spend their summer enjoying the Basque gastronomy and surfing in the same town. Let Bayonne impress you: a charming small city with historic buildings and a lovely quaint downtown.

Hondarribia and Gastronomic Society Private Experience

Would you like to go beyond the obvious tours and join this delicious two-in-one experience that combines a cultural journey to the medieval times of fortified Hondarribia and the quintessence of the Basques’ affection for food – the Gastronomic Society? After visiting various locations, an experienced chef will cook you a glorious meal. With the gastronomic society, there will be a unique opportunity to actively participate in local culture - cook, eat, sing, and laugh as if you were Basque for a day!

Madrid Private City Tour

Uncover the city's highlights, secrets, and charm in a compact yet enriching experience. Are you ready?

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!

Avila and Segovia Full Day Private Tour

Are you interested in exploring two of Spain's most enchanting cities, brimming with history and beauty? If so, this tour is tailored for you!

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.

Granada 4 Cultures Private Tour

Embark on a journey to unlock Granada, a journey that transcends borders and resonates with the spirit of every traveler.

Alhambra Private Tour

Would you like to discover the mysteries of this historic Alhambra, through an exclusive private tour designed to enhance your connection with the city? Join this tour!

Stroll to the Port

On your first night here you can prepare for an easy walk from the historical city center to the new and fancy port area. Just relax, enjoy the salty breeze coming from the Mediterranean Sea, marvel the building, catch up with the pace and style of Malaga and celebrate your arrival at one of the most famous tapas restaurants of the town, Bodegas El Pimpi.

The Endless City & Tapas Private Walking Tour

Feel Málaga with all the senses! Join this tour to explore the beautiful narrow streets of the Old Town of Málaga, admire its historic buildings and monuments, and enjoy a selection of delicious traditional tapas in off-the-beaten-path tapas bars.

Stroll the King's Pathway

The Gaitanes Gorge is a canyon, carved by the river Guadalhorce in the territory of Alora, which at some points is only 10 meters wide and 700 meters deep. The Nothern access to it is via Guadalhorce reservoirs, the Southern via El Chorro. The construction of a water channel from the reservoirs in the north to El Chorro, which was meant to make the most of the slope in a hydroelectric power station, was carried out together with a path for maintaining the channel. This one is known as El Caminito del Rey Path (The Kings’s Little Pathway) because it was first opened by King Alfonso XIII. El Caminito del Rey hike is spectacular all way long: from the Count of Guadalhorce Reservoir to its end at El Chorro Dam. Placed in unique natural surroundings, the path stretches between two gorges, canyons and a large valley, along pathways or boardwalks. The route is linear, not circular, and it goes in one direction, downwards from the north to the south. Its beginning is in the Town of Ardales and the end in Álora. This route is almost 8 km long, and takes from three to four hours to be crossed.