Bienvenido a Espa\u00f1a! Today our representative will be waiting for you at the Madrid airport to give you your Travel Kit, containing all your documentation for the trip. From there, he will take you to your hotel, where you can get settled and relax from your flight. Alternatively, you can make the most of your time and go for a first walk around Spain\u2019s capital city. You can start by visiting Plaza Mayor, the largest square in Madrid. Nearby you will also find the famous Chocolater\u00eda San Gin\u00e9s, where you can try one of Madrid's sweetest and most heartwarming delicacies, 'chocolate con churros'. After that, if you still feel like walking around for a while, go to Puerta del Sol to admire this large square and the facades of the buildings surrounding it. Admire the famous clock tower and the small statue of El Oso y Madro\u00f1o, one of the city's landmarks.
<\/span>This tour includes<\/strong>:\u00a0Welcome at the airport and private transfer to<\/span> the hotel with an English-speaking driver.
Overnight in Madrid.<\/span><\/p> ","image_info":{"url":false,"title":"","caption":"","description":"","alt":""}},{"id":2,"cities":[{"ID":34157,"post_author":"1","post_date":"2016-09-21 15:32:54","post_date_gmt":"2016-09-21 15:32:54","post_content":"
The Spanish capital is a young city, not least because it only acquired its status five centuries ago. It has become a very cosmopolitan and contemporary city, whose main attractions are not so much its great historical monuments \u2013 although it has several \u2013 but rather its wonderful museums. Embrace the charm of this vibrant city, which is both as Spanish as can be and thoroughly European in its lifestyle.<\/p>\n
Put on a comfortable pair of shoes and head out to explore the city. On your customized roadbook you will find several suggestions with the main points of interest in the city. Our local English-speaking guide will take you through the streets of Madrid in a tour that will allow you to get acquainted with Madrid’s delicious gastronomy and try some tasty tapas. You will also benefit from skip-the-line tickets to the impressive Prado Museum, one of the most important Spanish museums and one of the most visited art museums in the world. You will be able to admire one of the world’s finest collections of European art, with <\/span>artworks by El Bosco, El Greco, Velazquez, Goya and Rubens.
<\/span>This tour includes: <\/span><\/strong>2h30 Neighborhood market & Tapas experience; Entrances to the Prado Museum.
<\/span>Overnight in Madrid.<\/p> ","image_info":{"url":false,"title":"","caption":"","description":"","alt":""}},{"id":3,"cities":[{"ID":34157,"post_author":"1","post_date":"2016-09-21 15:32:54","post_date_gmt":"2016-09-21 15:32:54","post_content":"
The Spanish capital is a young city, not least because it only acquired its status five centuries ago. It has become a very cosmopolitan and contemporary city, whose main attractions are not so much its great historical monuments \u2013 although it has several \u2013 but rather its wonderful museums. Embrace the charm of this vibrant city, which is both as Spanish as can be and thoroughly European in its lifestyle.<\/p>\n
Located in the north of the region, Burgos was founded in 844 as a fortress to protect the frontier against the kingdom of Navarre. Around it were various villages (<\/span>burgos<\/em>), which grew together to constitute a new town and gave it its name. It gained importance thanks to the fact that it helped to link the cities of the interior to the ports to the north, as well as being a stop on the road travelled by pilgrims from France on the way to Santiago. The city is also known for its Gothic architecture, in the churches of Santa Gadea, San Esteban and San Gil, and in the Hospital del Rey, Solar del Cid, and Carmelite and Augustinian convents. But it is the majestic cathedral, classed as UNESCO World Heritage that is the main exemplar of this architectural style.<\/span><\/p>\n
La Rioja is the perfect countryside retreat in which to spend a few days, where the rural idyll will give you the peace and quiet you need to keep the views, the smells and the tastes fresh in your memory. In Logro\u00f1o, \u00a0situated, the pintxo bars have excellent tapas which help bring out the flavours of the wines. Laguardia, \u00a0helps you understand a little more about the origins and history of wine-making and the region in general. In the labyrinth of little streets around the Plaza de la Paz in Haro, several wine shops and bars are hidden away, while on the outskirts of town you can find numerous bodegas which are open for visits. There are also several religious buildings in the area, \u00a0Bas\u00edlica de Nuestra Se\u00f1ora in Haro and the Iglesia de Santo Tom\u00e1s. Santo Domingo de la Calzada is known for the fantastic parador nearby.<\/p>\n
Today our private driver will meet you at your hotel in Madrid and take you to Burgos. Part of the Way of St James (Camino de Santiago), this city was originally a fortress town which protected the border between the kingdoms of Castilla y León and Navarra. Burgos actually means various “small villages” - these tiny hamlets merged together and formed this impressive city. The fabulous Gothic cathedral, in the center of the city, is a UNESCO Heritage Site and is sure to attract anyone’s attention with its 84-meter-high twin towers. Burgos is also the birthplace of El Cid, the hero who played a crucial role in the re-conquest of Valencia. There is a statue of him by the river, near the famous Puente de San Pablo. Go up to the castle, the Castillo de Burgos, the highest point of the city. From the ruins of the castle, you will get the most wonderful views over the city. <\/span>After getting to know Burgos, our private driver will take you to Laguardia, a small medieval fortified town, located atop a rocky hill.
<\/span>Overnight in La Rioja.<\/p> ","image_info":{"url":false,"title":"","caption":"","description":"","alt":""}},{"id":4,"cities":[{"ID":37407,"post_author":"15","post_date":"2017-02-22 14:57:12","post_date_gmt":"2017-02-22 14:57:12","post_content":"
La Rioja is the perfect countryside retreat in which to spend a few days, where the rural idyll will give you the peace and quiet you need to keep the views, the smells and the tastes fresh in your memory. In Logro\u00f1o, \u00a0situated, the pintxo bars have excellent tapas which help bring out the flavours of the wines. Laguardia, \u00a0helps you understand a little more about the origins and history of wine-making and the region in general. In the labyrinth of little streets around the Plaza de la Paz in Haro, several wine shops and bars are hidden away, while on the outskirts of town you can find numerous bodegas which are open for visits. There are also several religious buildings in the area, \u00a0Bas\u00edlica de Nuestra Se\u00f1ora in Haro and the Iglesia de Santo Tom\u00e1s. Santo Domingo de la Calzada is known for the fantastic parador nearby.<\/p>\n
Today is all about getting to know Laguardia. Considered by many to be the most important town in La Rioja – and one of the most beautiful -, Laguardia hides an imposing castle that has <\/span>changed very little since the 13th century. Marvel at the castle, discover the old center, an interesting historic and artistic site surrounded by medieval walls, and wander<\/span> through the typical houses. Since this region is known worldwide because of its wines, you will have the <\/span>opportunity to taste some unique wines in a winery tour, where you will also indulge in a 6-course degustation lunch. Enjoy the mouthwatering gastronomy and delight yourself with their delicious wines!
<\/span>This tour includes<\/span><\/strong>: 2h Winery tour with a 6-course degustation lunch with 4 wines.
<\/span>Overnight in La Rioja.<\/p> ","image_info":{"url":false,"title":"","caption":"","description":"","alt":""}},{"id":5,"cities":[{"ID":37407,"post_author":"15","post_date":"2017-02-22 14:57:12","post_date_gmt":"2017-02-22 14:57:12","post_content":"
La Rioja is the perfect countryside retreat in which to spend a few days, where the rural idyll will give you the peace and quiet you need to keep the views, the smells and the tastes fresh in your memory. In Logro\u00f1o, \u00a0situated, the pintxo bars have excellent tapas which help bring out the flavours of the wines. Laguardia, \u00a0helps you understand a little more about the origins and history of wine-making and the region in general. In the labyrinth of little streets around the Plaza de la Paz in Haro, several wine shops and bars are hidden away, while on the outskirts of town you can find numerous bodegas which are open for visits. There are also several religious buildings in the area, \u00a0Bas\u00edlica de Nuestra Se\u00f1ora in Haro and the Iglesia de Santo Tom\u00e1s. Santo Domingo de la Calzada is known for the fantastic parador nearby.<\/p>\n
Although not a capital nor one of Spain’s largest cities, Bilbao has increasingly been making its mark with its striking transformation from trading hub and industrial city to world-famous cultural centre, thanks above all to the construction of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. The city itself was founded in the early 14<\/span>th<\/sup> century by families from the local nobility and reached its over-exploited peak in the early 20<\/span>th<\/sup> century, when it was known affectionately by locals as Boxto (hole). The aesthethic revival of recent years has given what was already a very distinctive city a certain balance between the industrial past, the present as represented by certain local buildings, and the new cultural dynamic exemplified in impromptu art galleries and revamped neighbourhoods.<\/span><\/p>\n
San Sebasti\u00e1n or Donostia, as it is known in Basque, is a fantastic city by the sea near the frontier with France that is a popular holiday destination for Spaniards. And no wonder: the Belle \u00c9poque architecture of many of its buildings and the backdrop of the high Pyrenees are offset perfectly by the blue of the sea in the fabulous La Concha bay, whose promenade affords fantastic panoramic views. However, San Sebasti\u00e1n has more to offer than its sunshine and beach: the picturesque Parte Vieja (old town) is ideal to discover on foot or by bicycle, amid the alleys and arcades, where you will find some unmissable <\/span>pintxos<\/em> bars. Indeed, this part of town has a cluster of Michelin-starred restaurants. All in all, San Sebasti\u00e1n is a lively, enthralling place, and one where Basque is spoken more than in any other city.<\/span><\/p>\n
From La Rioja, our private driver will take you to Bilbao, a world-famous cultural center. Even if you are not that much of an art-lover, it is well worth visiting the main attraction of Bilbao - the Guggenheim Museum. Made out of titanium and built by Frank Gehry at the end of the 1990s, this museum stands on the riverbank and is a famous, important landmark of modern architecture. You will be able to enjoy a private tour in a museum that expresses the history and the essence of Bilbao. After visiting the museum, if you have the time, explore Bilbao a little more. From high up at the Basilica de Begoña, a Gothic building with an impressive Renaissance facade, you can look down at the Casco Viejo and the famous seven parallel streets. Afterwards, head to San Sebastián and prepare yourself for the next wonderful experience. This city is known for its excellent gastronomy, and already has several restaurants that have been awarded Michelin stars. To “tapear” (to snack on tapas) is the best way to taste all the different local specialties. For this reason, we have prepared a surprise for you: a private walking tour to try the regional and delicious pintxos<\/em>!
<\/span>This tour includes<\/span><\/strong>: 1h30 Private tour in Museo Guggenheim Bilbao; 3h Small group walking tour to try the regional Pintxos in San Sebastián.
<\/span>Overnight in San Sebastián. <\/p> ","image_info":{"url":false,"title":"","caption":"","description":"","alt":""}},{"id":6,"cities":[{"ID":34812,"post_author":"1","post_date":"2016-09-30 15:02:59","post_date_gmt":"2016-09-30 15:02:59","post_content":"
San Sebasti\u00e1n or Donostia, as it is known in Basque, is a fantastic city by the sea near the frontier with France that is a popular holiday destination for Spaniards. And no wonder: the Belle \u00c9poque architecture of many of its buildings and the backdrop of the high Pyrenees are offset perfectly by the blue of the sea in the fabulous La Concha bay, whose promenade affords fantastic panoramic views. However, San Sebasti\u00e1n has more to offer than its sunshine and beach: the picturesque Parte Vieja (old town) is ideal to discover on foot or by bicycle, amid the alleys and arcades, where you will find some unmissable <\/span>pintxos<\/em> bars. Indeed, this part of town has a cluster of Michelin-starred restaurants. All in all, San Sebasti\u00e1n is a lively, enthralling place, and one where Basque is spoken more than in any other city.<\/span><\/p>\n
In the old town above the harbour wander through the narrow cobbled streets flanked by old houses with intricately carved wooden balconies. The buildings are a real delight. Find the lovely sunny squares and stop and pass some time in one of the street caf\u00e9s. The huge church of Santa Maria de la Asuncion is built in the gothic style. Hondarribia’s 10th century castle, the Palacio de Carlos Quinto, is now a fabulous looking parador, dominates the top of the old town. Sneak a look into its entrance lobby if you are not lucky enough to actually be staying here. The old town is surrounded by a 15th century wall and is entered through the Puerta de Santa Maria gateway which looks like a tiny castle.<\/span><\/p>\n","post_title":"Hondarribia","post_excerpt":"","post_status":"publish","comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","post_password":"","post_name":"hondarribia","to_ping":"","pinged":"","post_modified":"2022-11-28 12:07:12","post_modified_gmt":"2022-11-28 12:07:12","post_content_filtered":"","post_parent":0,"guid":"https:\/\/spaintrails.com\/?post_type=ptt_city&p=21597","menu_order":0,"post_type":"ptt_city","post_mime_type":"","comment_count":"0","filter":"raw","label":"Hondarribia","link":"https:\/\/tourtailors.com\/city\/hondarribia\/"},{"ID":34812,"post_author":"1","post_date":"2016-09-30 15:02:59","post_date_gmt":"2016-09-30 15:02:59","post_content":"
San Sebasti\u00e1n or Donostia, as it is known in Basque, is a fantastic city by the sea near the frontier with France that is a popular holiday destination for Spaniards. And no wonder: the Belle \u00c9poque architecture of many of its buildings and the backdrop of the high Pyrenees are offset perfectly by the blue of the sea in the fabulous La Concha bay, whose promenade affords fantastic panoramic views. However, San Sebasti\u00e1n has more to offer than its sunshine and beach: the picturesque Parte Vieja (old town) is ideal to discover on foot or by bicycle, amid the alleys and arcades, where you will find some unmissable <\/span>pintxos<\/em> bars. Indeed, this part of town has a cluster of Michelin-starred restaurants. All in all, San Sebasti\u00e1n is a lively, enthralling place, and one where Basque is spoken more than in any other city.<\/span><\/p>\n
Explore the old town of San Sebastián. This antique resort for the aristocracy is also a historical town that you will love to explore. Find the Catedral do Buen Pastor, an imposing neo-Gothic building with gargoyles on the façade, and the Museo Municipal de San Telmo, which illustrates the evolution of Basque society. Walk down to the bay and explore the gardens of Palácio Miramar, a 19th century English-style palace, built for the Spanish royal family. Although the palace is closed to the public, its lush gardens offer incredible views over the bay. Our private driver will take you to Hondarribia, where you will be amazed by the colorful houses and the maritime atmosphere. This old fishing town, rich in arquitecture and gastronomy, <\/span>has a well-preserved walled historic center - a Casco Antiguo (old town) full of typical Basque houses with colorful wooden balconies decorating the narrow-cobbled streets. You will have the opportunity to do a guided tour and tasting at the Txakoli Winery, so you can try some exquisite wines, while soaking up this unique atmosphere. Afterwards, you will head back to San Sebastian and enjoy the remaining time to further explore the city!
<\/span>This tour includes<\/span><\/strong>: 1h15 Guided tour and tasting at Txakoli Winery in Hondarribia.
<\/span>Overnight in San Sebastián.<\/p> ","image_info":{"url":false,"title":"","caption":"","description":"","alt":""}},{"id":7,"cities":[{"ID":34812,"post_author":"1","post_date":"2016-09-30 15:02:59","post_date_gmt":"2016-09-30 15:02:59","post_content":"
San Sebasti\u00e1n or Donostia, as it is known in Basque, is a fantastic city by the sea near the frontier with France that is a popular holiday destination for Spaniards. And no wonder: the Belle \u00c9poque architecture of many of its buildings and the backdrop of the high Pyrenees are offset perfectly by the blue of the sea in the fabulous La Concha bay, whose promenade affords fantastic panoramic views. However, San Sebasti\u00e1n has more to offer than its sunshine and beach: the picturesque Parte Vieja (old town) is ideal to discover on foot or by bicycle, amid the alleys and arcades, where you will find some unmissable <\/span>pintxos<\/em> bars. Indeed, this part of town has a cluster of Michelin-starred restaurants. All in all, San Sebasti\u00e1n is a lively, enthralling place, and one where Basque is spoken more than in any other city.<\/span><\/p>\n
The capital of the community of Navarre \u2013 and in the past, of the kingdom with the same name \u2013 this is a city that despite its proximity to France reflects a great deal of pride in Spanish traditions. Founded by Roman general Pompey \u2013 hence its name (in Basque it is called Iru\u00f1a) \u2013 the city has undergone a number of major changes over the centuries, under the rule of Visigoths and Moors, and then as capital of the kingdom and a fortified city on the frontiers of a country. The old city centre of Pamplona, with its narrow streets, cobbled squares and neoclassical buildings, is small and easily explored on foot. Another curious fact about the city is that it has a large proportion of green space \u2013 about 20% of the urban area is made up of parks and squares.<\/p>\n
Driving along the road through the suburbs and into Olite is a bit like zooming backwards in time. You go quickly from modern homes to Roman walls and stone-built houses, all in a uniform honey colour. In the distance, the silhouette of the grand castle towers over the town, which was favoured by royalty in the Middle Ages, especially by Carlos 3rd who, in the 15th century, governed the realm from here. Having withstood the passage of time, Olite is today is one of the best places in Navarre for Gothic architecture and among the best in Europe, making it worth your while to walk through its narrow streets to see the stone houses, medieval arcades and fine churches. Nevertheless, Olite is no museum city and has increasingly been making its mark as a producer of excellent red and ros\u00e9 wine.<\/p>\n
Today, our private driver will take you from San Sebastián to Pamplona, the capital of Navarra founded by Roman general Pompey and located between the Ebro River and the Pyrenees. Discover the small historic center, lined with medieval city walls, by wandering through its narrow streets, cobbled squares and colored houses. Marvel at the neoclassical buildings and enjoy the green spaces, as Pamplona is made up of many leafy parks. Visit the Cathedral, the Church of San Saturnino – another stopping point for pilgrims on their way to Santiago – the Church of San Lorenzo and the Plaza de Toros (bullring). Brimming with culture and history, Pamplona, a city Ernest Hemingway held so dear, has a lot of architectural gems to admire. Afterwards, our private driver will take you to Olite, characterized by its Roman walls, medieval arcades, narrow streets and honey-colored stone houses. Explore this charming medieval gem and admire the grand castle that towers over the town. It really seems like Olite stopped in time! Explore the Gothic architecture and the fine churches.
<\/span>Overnight in Olite.<\/p> ","image_info":{"url":false,"title":"","caption":"","description":"","alt":""}},{"id":8,"cities":[{"ID":37409,"post_author":"15","post_date":"2017-02-22 14:58:08","post_date_gmt":"2017-02-22 14:58:08","post_content":"
Driving along the road through the suburbs and into Olite is a bit like zooming backwards in time. You go quickly from modern homes to Roman walls and stone-built houses, all in a uniform honey colour. In the distance, the silhouette of the grand castle towers over the town, which was favoured by royalty in the Middle Ages, especially by Carlos 3rd who, in the 15th century, governed the realm from here. Having withstood the passage of time, Olite is today is one of the best places in Navarre for Gothic architecture and among the best in Europe, making it worth your while to walk through its narrow streets to see the stone houses, medieval arcades and fine churches. Nevertheless, Olite is no museum city and has increasingly been making its mark as a producer of excellent red and ros\u00e9 wine.<\/p>\n
Sig\u00fcenza is a historical city, built after the Muslim invasion in the 8th century, and which is crossed by the Henares River. It has a vast, rich medieval architectural heritage, starting at Plaza Mayor, surrounded by 16th century buildings, and going up to the castle. This, after being used by the Romans, the Moors, the royal family and for military purposes, is now a beautiful Parador. The majestic cathedral, in the heart of the historical centre of the town, is Romanesque but has a number of Gothic and Renaissance elements. It houses a significant art collection inside.<\/p>\n
The Spanish capital is a young city, not least because it only acquired its status five centuries ago. It has become a very cosmopolitan and contemporary city, whose main attractions are not so much its great historical monuments \u2013 although it has several \u2013 but rather its wonderful museums. Embrace the charm of this vibrant city, which is both as Spanish as can be and thoroughly European in its lifestyle.<\/p>\n
Get ready to discover the wonderful village of Sigüenza! <\/span>This historical city, crossed by the Henares River, has an extensive, rich, medieval architectural heritage for you to explore. The 12th century castle, the Romanesque cathedral and the Plaza Mayor, surrounded by buildings from the 16th century, are the main attractions, although you will also find numerous buildings of great beauty while strolling through the village’s streets. You will be enchanted by the medieval atmosphere! After you soak up the ancient vibe, our private driver will take you back to Madrid, where you will have the opportunity to further explore the capital. <\/span>Private driver services end at your hotel in Madrid.
<\/span>Overnight in Madrid.<\/p> ","image_info":{"url":false,"title":"","caption":"","description":"","alt":""}},{"id":9,"cities":[{"ID":34157,"post_author":"1","post_date":"2016-09-21 15:32:54","post_date_gmt":"2016-09-21 15:32:54","post_content":"
The Spanish capital is a young city, not least because it only acquired its status five centuries ago. It has become a very cosmopolitan and contemporary city, whose main attractions are not so much its great historical monuments \u2013 although it has several \u2013 but rather its wonderful museums. Embrace the charm of this vibrant city, which is both as Spanish as can be and thoroughly European in its lifestyle.<\/p>\n
Take the day to further explore Madrid. Start at the Plaza de Colón, the square named after Christopher Columbus. Here you will see a huge monument of the explorer and the largest flag in Spain. From there, move on to the Puerta de Alcalá, an enormous monument with three arches, which, until the end of the 19th century, was the entry point to Madrid for those arriving from Alcalá de Henares in the East. To get to the center of the city, pass through the Plaza Cibeles, where you will find the famous fountain and the grandiose Palacio de Comunicaciones, from where you will get a wonderful panoramic view. Take the remaining time to explore, for example, the other famous museums in Madrid’s Golden Art Triangle – apart from the Prado Museum, you can also visit the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia and the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza. At the end of the day, you can relax in the bucolic Parque de Buen Retiro.
<\/span>Overnight in Madrid.<\/p> ","image_info":{"url":false,"title":"","caption":"","description":"","alt":""}},{"id":10,"cities":[{"ID":34157,"post_author":"1","post_date":"2016-09-21 15:32:54","post_date_gmt":"2016-09-21 15:32:54","post_content":"
The Spanish capital is a young city, not least because it only acquired its status five centuries ago. It has become a very cosmopolitan and contemporary city, whose main attractions are not so much its great historical monuments \u2013 although it has several \u2013 but rather its wonderful museums. Embrace the charm of this vibrant city, which is both as Spanish as can be and thoroughly European in its lifestyle.<\/p>\n
It is time to get back home, but Spain will <\/span>surely stay in your heart forever! <\/span>Wait for your private transfer to take you to the airport. Have a nice flight and we will be waiting for you on your next trip! <\/span>
This tour includes<\/span><\/strong>: Private transfer to the airport with an English-speaking driver.<\/span><\/p>
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Bienvenido a España! Today our representative will be waiting for you at the Madrid airport to give you your Travel Kit, containing all your documentation for the trip. From there, he will take you to your hotel, where you can get settled and relax from your flight. Alternatively, you can make the most of your time and go for a first walk around Spain’s capital city. You can start by visiting Plaza Mayor, the largest square in Madrid. Nearby you will also find the famous Chocolatería San Ginés, where you can try one of Madrid's sweetest and most heartwarming delicacies, 'chocolate con churros'. After that, if you still feel like walking around for a while, go to Puerta del Sol to admire this large square and the facades of the buildings surrounding it. Admire the famous clock tower and the small statue of El Oso y Madroño, one of the city's landmarks.
This tour includes: Welcome at the airport and private transfer to the hotel with an English-speaking driver.
How independent is this tour? We guarantee that you will travel independently with this private driver tour. Our driver is at your service and flexible to adapt and we are always only one phone call away if needed.
How will you reach each destination? Our English-speaking driver will be at your service for 8h/ day and will accompany you and take you along the route previously defined on your itinerary.
Wish to further explore the highlights? Totally understandable, it is easy to fall in love around here. We can make the necessary arrangements to extend your vacation either if you wish to stay a little longer in that particular stunning location, arrive earlier to become accustomed to the country or if you wish to relax and see more after your tour. If you wish to receive a customized proposal please fill in the form below!
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