Embark on an unforgettable trip to Spain and tour the destination for seven days filled with authentic experiences, unique activities, mouth-watering cuisine, and marvelous sights. All that and more awaits as you make your way from one point of interest to the other following a stress-free comprehensive itinerary.
Things To Do & Places To See in Spain
Don't miss out on any important sights & experiences in Spain
Set off on a 7-day tour to Spain and enjoy an adventure-filled week in the fiery destination. Fitted with centrally-located hotels, private airport transfers, and guided tours with professional English-speaking guides, the tours also provide opportunities to take part in authentic activities, explore the Spanish culture and history, and enjoy an overall pleasant travel experience.
- Day trip to historic Toledo
- Guided sightseeing tour of Madrid
- Visiting the Royal Palace
- Exploring the gems of Barcelona
- Day tour to El Escorial
- Optional tour to Segovia
Spain Travel Tips
Take a quick look at travel tips for 7-day tours in Spain for a pleasant and worry-free journey.
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Climate
The climate in Spain usually presents its visitors with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters, but the climate differs slightly in different parts of the country.
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What to pack
Packing some sunscreen is crucial, especially if traveling during the peak of the summer season. Make sure to also pack a pair of comfortable shoes as well.
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When to travel
Visiting Spain is always a good idea; however, summers can get pretty hot, making late spring-early fall the optimal time for a visit.
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How much to tip
Tipping is optional, yet appreciated in Spain; feel free to leave up to 10% of your bill in tips if you have enjoyed the service.
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Food
Some of the must-taste dishes in Spain include but are not limited to Tortilla Española, Gazpacho, Fabada, Paella, Gambas al ajillo; make sure to leave some room for dessert!
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Currency
We advise you to exchange some money to the local currency in advance to avoid card fees in case cash withdrawal is needed; the local currency in Spain is the Euro.