Experience the best of Northern Spain on this 8-day tour from Barcelona to Pamplona, Logrono, San Sebasti□n and Madrid. Soak up the cosmopolitan vibe of Barcelona, home to Las Ramblas and La Sagrada Familia, and wander the winding alleys and admire the cathedrals of Pamplona, home to the famous Running of the Bulls. Sip Rioja wine and enjoy lively tapas bars in Logrono, and relax on the beach in sunny San Sebasti□n. Your tour ends in Madrid, where you’ll get swept up in the city's many artistic and cultural charms. This 8-day adventure lets you get to know the people, landscapes, customs and cuisine that make this part of Spain so fascinating and alluring.This small-group tour is limited to 12 people, ensuring you’ll enjoy a much more personalized, intimate experience.
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Adult(15~99歲)
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You’ll travel by bus, metro and train to your four Northern Spain destinations. In each place you visit, enjoy the flexibility to create your own itinerary and explore at your leisure. Your guide will provide commentary on local history and culture, and will be happy to recommend great local spots to visit and activities to partake in, as well as suggest restaurants and tapas bars to enjoy your meals.
Transport between cities and seven nights of hotel accommodation are included.
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Tour departs from central Barcelona, near the Liceu metro station
7pm on Day 1
Concludes in central Madrid on Day 8 at 3pm
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Day 1: Barcelona
Head to the Liceu metro station in central Barcelona at 7pm on your first day to begin your 8-day Northern Spain adventure. After being greeted by your guide, you’ll have all day to explore the heady streets of Barcelona.
See great works of art at the Picasso Museum, head to the waterfront for a bowl of traditional paella, and soak up the festive vibe of Las Ramblas. Catch the funicular to Montjuic for sweeping views of the city and be sure to find time to absorb the bizarre beauty of La Sagrada Familia, one of Gaudi’s most iconic creations.
Barcelona's quirky character and fabulous Catalan cuisine mixes seamlessly with a groundbreaking art scene, Gothic architecture, superb dining and a non-stop nightlife. After a day of enjoying all that Barcelona has to offer, make your way to your hotel for your first overnight stay.
Overnight: Hotel Catalonia Rome or similar in Barcelona
Day 2: Barcelona Pamplona
In the morning, hop on the train and make your way to Basque country for a day in Pamplona, the historical capital city of Navarra and the former Kingdom of Navarra. Start your visit with a guided walking tour to get acquainted with Pamplona.
Learn about how the city has served for centuries as both a military stronghold and an important point on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage trail. As you’ll discover, Pamplona is famous for the Running of the Bulls, the annual San Ferm□n festival in July. Featuring a daily bull run (encierro), this legendary festival was depicted in the writings of author Ernest Hemingway.
Meander down winding alleys, admire well-preserved fortifications, and step inside ornate buildings such as Pamplona's ornate Gothic cathedral, one of the most important religious structures in Spain. You’ll be awed by the beautiful medieval city center and delighted by the many parks and great gastronomy of this thriving city.
Overnight: Hotel Pamplona Plaza or similar in Pamplona
Days 3-4: Pamplona -- Logrono
On your third day, it’s off to another great Northern Spain destination, Logrono, known for its delicious Rioja wine. Visit the wine museum to learn more about this area's famous tipple, and visit some of the city’s cathedrals including Concatedral de Santa Maria de la Redonda, Church of San Bartolome and Church of Santa Maria de Palacio. The Gothic design of these historic gems will captivate you.
Mosey along the Ebro River and go tapas bar-hopping for an authentic taste of this Spanish city. During your two days here, you’ll have plenty of time to see all the amazing sights at your own pace.
Overnight: Hostal Numantina or similar in Logrono
Days 5-6: Logrono -- San Sebasti□n
Say goodbye to Logrono in the morning of your fifth day and make your way to Spain’s northern shore to San Sebasti□n, a picturesque resort town on the coast of the Bay of Biscayne.
Relax, unwind and have some fun during your two days here. A vibrant cultural heart beats within San Sebasti□n, making this coastal city the perfect place to relax at the beach or enjoy the finer points of Spanish culture.
Relish the cool sea breeze on leisurely walks along the waterfront and experience the lively beach scene and plethora of pintxos bars. Explore beautiful Old Town, take in sublime coastal views on the Monte Igueldo cable car, and visit Frank Gehry's architectural masterpiece, the Guggenheim, located a short distance from San Sebasti□n in Bilbao.
Overnight: Pension Maite or similar in San Sebasti□n
Days 7-8: San Sebasti□n -- Madrid
On your seventh day, head to magical Madrid, a city overflowing with world-class art galleries, atmospheric city squares, manicured parks and gardens and heaving nightclubs and bars.
During your independent exploration, trawl through several of the city’s distinctive neighborhoods and museums, sample local wine, and enjoy exceptional tapas. During your last two days here, you’ll discover why Madrid is one the most beloved cities in Spain.
Your 8-day Northern Spain adventure ends in Madrid, and you can depart your accommodation at any time.
Overnight: Hotel Gran Legazpi or similar in San Sebasti□n
Confirmation will be received within 48 hours, subject to availability.
Minimum age is 18 years. Children traveling with an adult must be 15 years or older.
Adult pricing applies to all travelers
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking
Passport information and date of birth must be provided at time of booking
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note that on days in which no activities are planned, you are free to
explore at your leisure; all activities and purchases will be at your
own expense. You will have your tour guide's cell phone number in case
of emergency.
Travel insurance that covers medical expenses,
including emergency repatriation, is required to participate on this
tour; proof of insurance must be shown to your tour leader on the first
day.
On this trip you are expected to be able to carry your own luggage for up to 30 minutes at a time, for example, walking from a train station to your hotel.
Hotels are often small, locally run properties and may not have an elevator. Please consider this when you are packing for this trip.We suggest bringing one medium-size suitcase or backpack per person, weighing no more than 15kg/33lb.
