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EMBRACE THE PASSION & VIBRANT
A country of ripe vineyards, exotic cities, rugged mountain ranges and historic villages, this journey ventures into the spirit of Spain uncovering the heritage of its luscious surroundings. Furthermore, extravaganza indulgence of Spanish cuisine in seafood, paella, Jamón, tapas, and Sangria, not forgetting spending some personal time in Barcelona, Segovia, and Madrid. Spain is a country that stays with you long after your visit.
FEATURED
High-speed train ride
Funicular ride
Wine making tour
Flamenco show
Personal time to explore
Minimum travelling time on coach
TRAVEL ROUTE
Travel Highlights
Visit famous Gaudí buildings in Barcelona
San Joan Funicular ride up to Montserrat
Visit Penedès vineyard and experience the making of Cava (tour)
Wine & gourmet food pairing in Penedès
High-speed train ride from Barcelona to Madrid
Visit UNESCO sites: Segovia and Toledo
Traditional Castilian cuisine - Segovia suckling pig dining experience
Shopping time at Las Rozas Village Designer Outlet
Enjoy the Flamenco show
Personal time in Barcelona, Segovia and Madrid
ITINERARY
Depart to Barcelona from Kuala Lumpur.
Go on a city tour upon arrival at Barcelona, which covers landmarks and attractions such as Sagrada Família [UNESCO] (entrance included), Park Güell [UNESCO] (entrance included), Casa Milà & Casa Batlló [UNESCO], Camp Nou Stadium, Magic Fountain of Montjuïc, and Montjuïc Olympic Stadium. After dinner, proceed to check-in at Barcelona hotel.
Lunch | Dinner
Novotel or similar
Depart to Montserrat, multi-peaked mountain range and spectacularly beautiful Benedictine monk mountain retreat about 63km west from the bustling Barcelona. Take the steepest funicular in Spain, Sant Joan Funicular of Montserrat (included) to breathtaking viewpoints and sacred sites. Return to Barcelona in the afternoon and enjoy a free & easy time to explore this historical & vibrant city. Overnight at Barcelona.
Breakfast | Lunch
Novotel or similar
Depart to Penedès wine region. The city of Vilafranca del Penedès is the “Capital of Wine” and is the most emblematic wine region in Spain, where you may discover more about Catalan culture and wine & Cava making (included). Enjoy a wine pairing meal with local cuisine after the tour before proceeding back to Barcelona. In the afternoon, you may spend some personal time strolling along La Rambla and visit La Boqueria market, one of the oldest markets in Spain where you may find hundreds of stalls.
Breakfast | Lunch
Novotel or similar
This morning, board a 3 hour high-speed train from Barcelona to Madrid. Continue the day with Madrid Guided Tour, which covers Cibeles fountain, Plaza de Cibeles, Alcalá Gate, the Royal Palace, Market of San Miguel and Plaza Mayor. Overnight at Madrid.
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Novotel Madrid Centre or similar
Day trip to Segovia [UNESCO], a laid-back historic city washed in terracotta hues. Starting with a guided tour covering landmarks like the Roman Aqueduct of Segovia, Alcázar of Segovia, Plaza Mayor and Plaza San Martin, you may have some personal time to discover the city square with many souvenir shops, cafe and restaurants after the tour. Famous suckling pig for lunch when you’re here for a unique culinary experience. Proceed to El Corte Inglés to shop in one of the largest department store groups in Europe and Spain's only department store chain. Return to overnight at Madrid.
Breakfast | Lunch
Novotel Madrid Centre or similar
Day trip to Toledo [UNESCO], the former capital of Spain with a beautiful view of the old town on a mountain top. Join a guided tour to discover San Martin Bridge, the Monastery of San Juan de Los Reyes and the iconic Toledo Cathedral. At the end of the day, you will understand why the whole city, is preserved as a national monument. Return to Madrid to visit Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas and Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. Overnight at Madrid.
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Novotel Madrid Centre or similar
Personal time for shopping at Las Rozas Village Designer Outlet. After dinner, enjoy a live Flamenco performance (included) that will keep you tightly seated!
Breakfast | Dinner
Novotel Madrid Centre or similar
Depart to airport for flight back to Malaysia.
Breakfast
Home sweet home.
OUR BRAND PROMISE
Handcrafted Itinerary with a daily theme
Fine selection of hotels
Handpicked restaurants for a memorable dining experience
Personal time to explore
The moment of your trip
PENEDÈS GOURMET FOOD AND WINE PAIRING
Located in the outskirts of Barcelona, visit the fertile and wine-rich Penedès wine region that offers you magnificent scenery from hills and mountains to charming villages. Discover more about Catalan culture, wine and Cava making process in a local tour. Last but not least, experience Spanish traditional cuisine with a contemporary touch, prepared from natural ingredients that ensure you succulent treats.
BARCELONA
MODERNISME MASTERPIECES
A significant part of Barcelona’s charm lies in the quirky, organic structures of Gaudi’s creations that you couldn’t get enough of no matter how long you look. From afar, Casa Milà looks like a stone quarry and Casa Batlló with captivating building of skeletal balconies, iridescent dragon scale roof, and shimmering multi-colored tiles. Entering the garden city of Park Güell is truly submerging yourself in a the magic of a peculiar landscape. Stunning mosaic tiling, fascinating structures, twisting pillars, you’ll be looking at designs that challenges the architectural possibility, yet it still seems so naturally in place. A landscape creation as enchanting as it is, you’ll witness Gaudi’s Modernisme creativity at its prime in the majestic Sagrada Familia. A monumental church like no other, with branch-like columns, soaring spires, an interior painted by the kaleidoscopic stained-glass windows, be enveloped in an endless marvel just like the 3 million visitors every year.
MONTSERRAT
HEART OF CATALONIA
On a getaway 63 km west from the bustling Barcelona, you’ll appreciate the tranquility Montserrat brings. The dramatically serrated mountains is even more breathtaking from 1350 metres above. Apart from the peculiar rock formations jutting out like teeth, the calming view of the Benedictine monastery provides a humbling ambience at your arrival. Enshrining the famous Black Madonna of Europe, the whole setting feels so surreal and peaceful that you find yourself spiritually recharged before taking on Barcelona attractions.
SEGOVIA
ROMAN GRANDEUR IN SPAIN
Listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites in Spain, stunning monument to Roman grandeur (the soaring Aqueduct) surviving in the heart of a vibrant modern city of Segovia. With 167 arches, the Aqueduct of Segovia is considered to be one of the most important legacies of the Roman Empire in Spain. You’ll see for yourself that it was built with solid blocks of stone and no mortar; it runs for over 10km before it reaches the city, dividing it in two, with the Plaza del Azoguejo on one side, and the Plaza de la Artillería on the other. On top of that, there is an old Jewish quarter, grand mansions, and outstanding views which is ideal for a pleasant stroll in the city on your own pace. Whatever it is, the effect is stunning: a magical city of warm terracotta and sandstone hues set amid the rolling hills of Castilla, against the backdrop of the Sierra de Guadarrama.
TOLEDO
IMPERIAL CITY
Toledo is truly one of Spain's most magnificent cities. Dramatically sited atop a gorge overlooking the Río Tajo, it was known as the ‘City of Three Cultures’ in the Middle Ages, a place where – legend has it – Christian, Muslim and Jewish communities peacefully coexisted. Unsurprisingly, rediscovering the vestiges of this unique cultural synthesis remains modern Toledo’s most compelling attraction. Horseshoe-arched mosques, Sephardic synagogues and one of Spain’s finest Gothic cathedrals cram into its dense historical core. Further sleuthing will reveal Visigothic and Roman roots. Toledo’s other forte is art, in particular the haunting canvases of El Greco, the influential, impossible-to-classify painter with whom the city is synonymous.
MADRID
CULTURAL CAPITAL
The one thing you must’ve heard of about Spain is their bullfighting traditions, and Madrid’s massive bullring of Las Ventas is a must-see to believe. The lavish white facade of the Metropolis Building is hard to miss, elegantly sealed with a black dome with a winged statue of goddess Victoria. Sitting at the Cibeles fountain further evokes the splendour of imperial Madrid, as you take in the array of landmarks in Plaza de Cibeles, the impressive facade of Cybele Palace calls out to you. To get deeper into Madrid’s beauty, you’ll visit the historic Alcalá Gate and the imposing grandeur of the Royal Palace, before getting your tastebuds bedazzled at the variety of Spanish food in Market of San Miguel. The liveliness continues all the way in Puerto del Sol, a central square that’s perfect for people-watching and relaxing your day off in the shops and cafes.
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WHAT'S
INCLUDED
- Return Flight tickets
- 4 star hotels or similar
- Meals as per itinerary
- High-speed train from Barcelona to Madrid
- Guided tours with English local guide
- Sagrada Família entrance
- Park Güell entrance
- Montserrat San Joan Funicular ride
- Penedès vineyard and Cava making tour
- Penedès wine & gourmet food pairing
- Madrid Flamenco show
- Suckling pig dining experience
- Shopping time at Las Rozas Village Designer Outlet
- Airport taxes & tips
WHAT'S
NOT INCLUDED
- Travel insurance
- 4 Meals as X in the itinerary
- PCR test prior departure from Europe
