Barcelona and Valencia (2027)

Departing from Aragon, we travel through Castile. We will make a short stop in ZARAGOZA to visit the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar. After lunch, we continue to the Monastery of Poblet. Surrounded by its ancient walls in a beautiful setting, it is one of the best-preserved medieval monasteries in the world (admission included). We then proceed to BARCELONA, arriving late in the afternoon.

In the morning, we include a panoramic tour of BARCELONA, considered one of Europe’s most fascinating capitals. Open to the Mediterranean Sea, the city is renowned for Gaudí and its modernist architecture, as well as for its lively Ramblas and the legacy of the World Expositions and Olympic Games held here. Barcelona is often regarded as one of the most beautiful and captivating cities in Europe. The tour ends at the Maremagnum, a modern leisure and dining complex by the sea next to Columbus Square, where you can stroll through this lively area. Afternoon at your leisure. Return to the hotel at the end of the day.

We’ll travel south along the Mediterranean, making a special stop in Peniscola, a charming walled town by the sea surrounded by picturesque landscapes, where we’ll have time for a stroll. We’ll then continue to Valencia, a vibrant port city on the Levantine coast, arriving around lunchtime. Will you try the famous paella? At approximately 04:30 p.m., we’ll continue our journey to Madrid, but not before making a brief stop at the avant-garde City of Arts and Sciences of Valencia. We’ll arrive in Madrid between 08:30 and 09:00 p.m.Note: Depending on the number of passengers, the journey from Valencia to Madrid may be by high-speed train.

After breakfast, our journey will come to an end, leaving you with wonderful lasting memories.