Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview: This tour departs from the bus terminal and continues to the port via Leyatena where you will see the Cathedral, the Gothic Quarter and Plaza St.Jaume. Continue to the Olympic Village and on to Montjuich for a panoramic view of the city and port. Drive past the Columbus Statue to the Olympic Stadium and St Jordi Palace. Visit the Spanish Village where you'll have the opportunity to taste the famous Catalonian Cava. The tour returns past the famous Plaza De Espana to the bus terminal, where the tour ends.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview: Depart from the bus terminal and proceed first to Park Guell. Continue past Gaudi's masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia to the monumental Bullring. You will also visit Santa Maria del Sar Cathedral before finishing with a tour of the Paseo de Gracia to view the Lleo Morera, Batllo, Ametller and Mila houses, the last one being better known as la Pedrera. Return to the bus station where the tour ends.

Duration: 9 hours 30 minutes Overview: Depart from the bus terminal and proceed to Via Layetana, visiting the Cathedral, the Gothic Quarter, Sant Jaume Square, the Port and the Olympic Village. Pass the Columbus Statue, Montjuic, the Olympic Stadium and St Jordi Palace. Then visit the 'Spanish Village' to taste Catalan Cava, explore the village and enjoy lunch (included). In the afternoon, visit Gaudi's Park Guell and have a brief stop at the Sagrada Familia. Enjoy a view of the Lleo Morera, Ametller and Mila houses. Return to the bust station where the tour ends.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: The Gothic Quarter is Barcelona's historical and political centre. On this tour you will discover not only its streets, squares and hidden corners but the charms of its architecture. Start off this with the 4th century Roman Walls and its towers. Continue to the 15th century Casa de la Pia Almoina and the Gothic Cathedral, where you can admire the impressive 15th century cloister and see the Casa de l'Ardiaca, a 15th century building which was once the Archdeacon's residence. View the 17th century neoclassical Episcopal Palace and see Sant Felip Neri Square, perhaps one of the most poetic and charming corners of the city as well as other stops including Sant Sever church, August Temple, Lloctinent Palace, Plaza del Rey, Santa Agata Chapel, Libreteria Street and Sant Jaume Square.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: Discover Picasso's Barcelona by following in the artist's footsteps. Learn about the life of this genius and discover his work on a visit to the Picasso Museum. Start by visiting the famous "El Quatre Cats Restaurant" where Picasso used to take part in intellectual debates. Continue with a stop at the "Friezes on the Architects School Building," Picassos's only piece of public art in the city. On to "Sala Pares," which in 1901, hosted Picasso's first joint exhibition. See the "Escudellers Blancs Street" where Picasso had his second studio as well as other stops relating directly to Picasso. The tour ends at the Picasso Museum where you will have the opportunity to admire the world's most important Picasso collection.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview: The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is a key reference for understanding the formative years of Pablo Ruiz Picasso. The genius of the young artist is revealed through more than 3,800 works that make up the permanent collection. The Museum opened in 1963 and is housed in five interconnected medieval palaces in the Barri Gothic, the centre of the old city of Barcelona. The Picasso Museum displays the work of Picasso before he left Barcelona to travel to Paris, and in the paintings in the permanent collection, you can see his relationship with the city.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: Discover the Bohemian atmosphere at the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century by following the footsteps of Gaudi. Going through the Eixample district, admire the masterpieces of the architects of Modernisme, Catalonia's home-grown art nouveau. The tour includes views from the coach of Casa Batllo, Casa Mila. You will be dropped off at Parque Guell (Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO) which is a garden complex situated on the hill of el Carmel. The Park was commissioned by Gaudi's patron, Eusebi Guell. See Gaudi's architectural creations and Museo Guell here. On the way back, see Gaudi's famous unfinished masterpiece the Sagrada Familia church.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Aquarium de Barcelona is the most important marine leisure and education centre in the world covering the Mediterranean. A series of 35 tanks, 11,000 animals, 450 different species, an underwater tunnel 80 metres long, six million liters of water and an immense Oceanarium (the only one in Europe), turn this centre into a unique reference leisure show. There are 6 different areas:

• Mediterranean Tanks where you will be able to see the most characteristic species of the different Mediterranean communities.
• Tropical Tanks where you will be able to travel over the 7 tropical seas without catching a plane.
• Planeta Agua where you can discover many of the creatures that have adapted to the most diverse conditions of the aquatic environment.
• Miniacuaria, a series of interactive modules that everyone can use to learn more about small organisms.
• The spectacular Oceanarium, the only one of its kind in Europe. Walk through the transparent tunnel over 80 meters long which crosses under it. You'll feel as if you were walking on the sea bed!
• Explora, an interactive leisure and educational area.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: El Poble Espanyol de Montjuic was built in 1929 for the Barcelona International Exhibition as the pavilion dedicated to art. Its urban layout has a surface area of 49,000 m2 , a real village with streets and squares and in the natural surroundings of the hills at Montjuic. 117 buildings, streets and squares are reproduced to scale to give an idea of a Spanish village. This "open-air museum" also holds more than 40 workshops, 11 restaurants, a Flamenco Show, a souvenir shop, etc and is only 10 minutes walking distance from Plaza de Espania. Individual headphones with a brief explanation on the monument will also be supplied in certain languages.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Overview: Located 46 km away from Barcelona in the Penedés region of Catalonia (a region known to the Ancient Greeks as a remarkable wine-growing area), you will find the Freixenet Cellars. Freixenet came about through the union of the Ferrer and the Sala families, both with a long history of winemaking. When Dolores Sala married Pedro Bosch, they decided to concentrate on the production of Cava, a natural sparkling wine, following the method used in Champagne, France.

Freixenet is one of the world's best-selling sparkling wines. This escorted tour through the cellars will show the process of elaboration of the Cava. The tour finishes with a chance to sample Cava.

Duration: 12 hours Overview: Discover two of the most interesting towns of Catalunya: Figueres, visiting its landmark Teatro-Museo Dali and the amazing world of Dali. Also visit Girona - wander through this monumental city, which has one of Europe's best-preserved Jewish quarters.

Duration: 12 hours Overview: Discover some of Catalonia's landmark sites, such as the holy mountain of Montserrat and the seaside town of Sitges. Visit the Benedictine Monastery of Montserrat, founded in the 11th century. The Montserrat mountain provides a mystical backdrop for the Virgin of Montserrat, the patron saint of Catalonia, who is worshiped at the shrine in the monastery's Royal Basilica.

The cosmopolitan town of Sitges was a meeting place for Modernist writers, musicians, critics, sculptors and painters. At Sitges you can relax on the beach stroll along the promenade and spend some time shopping. Your ticket includes discounts at numerous shops, restaurants and places of interest in Sitges. This is a partially guided tour and you will have plenty of time to spend at your leisure at each attraction.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Port Aventura caters to all ages so you can bring along your children and not have to worry about a thing. Universal Studios presents five fascinating worlds in one package in the area of Salou which is exactly one hour from Barcelona city centre. Experience the wonderful cultures of China, Polynesia, Mexico, Far West and Mediterranean in a movie - like setting complete with adventures.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: This tour is operated by double-decker open-top buses, the most convenient way to discover the most interesting museums and attractive sights this exciting city has to offer. You can get on and off as many times as you wish at any of the 9 stops, with the same ticket.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview: Cordoba is one of the oldest Spanish cities. Situated in the center of Andalucia, it is a city of spirit. Its contribution to European civilization counts on exponents such as Maimonides, Averroes, Ibn Hazm. During this half day sightseeing tour you will visit on foot the most relevant points and interesting monuments: Mezquita, a unique work of its type, typical of Caliphal art, Alcazar of the Christian Kings with its sunken gardens and its magnificent Mosaics Hall, the Synagogue, the only one existing in Andalucia and the Jews Quarter.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Overview: Situated in the famous town of Montilla, 42 km from Cordoba, this well-known winery was established in 1905. Perez Barquero is one of Spain's best-known wine producers, whose high-quality wines are appreciated all over the world. This escorted tour through the bodegas (wine cellars) will show us the process of elaboration, ageing and the maturing of the wine. The tour then finishes with a chance to sample the generic wines of the area - Joven, Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso and the famous Pedro Ximenez.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: The history of the Alhambra is linked with Granada. On a rocky hill, on the banks of the River Darro, protected by mountains and amongst the oldest quarters in the city, the Alhambra rises up like an imposing castle with reddish stones on its ramparts that prevent the outside world from seeing the delicate beauty they enclose. Originally designed as a military area, the Alhambra became the residence of royalty and the court of Granada in the middle of XIII century. Throughout the XIII, XIV and XV centuries the fortress became a citadel which housed 2 main areas: the military area (or Alcazaba) and the medina (or court city) where the Charles V Palace was built after the city was taken by the Catholics. The complex of monuments also have an independent palace opposite the Alhambra; The Generalife, which is surrounded by orchards and beautiful gardens.

Duration: 5 hours Overview: Discover the unique Arab medieval citadel of Alhambra which is the most visited tourist attraction in Spain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the gardens and courtyards, like the Partal or the Generalife, the fortress, the palaces of the Sultans, the famous Palace of the Lions and the Palace of the Throne. Feel the atmosphere of Moorish culture with the perfumes of the flowers and the murmuring of the falling water.

You have the afternoon free to enjoy an Arab Bath. Feel the relaxing flow of water, the jasmine scent and refreshing mint tea. The Arab Bath, apart from its effect on the body and soul by means of soft lighting and essential oils, has been considered a social meeting center. Enjoy a relaxing massage including a quiro massage and aromatherapy.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Overview: Granada has produced some of the most important figures of Flamenco and they have often come from Sacromonte. Spend an evening at the Sacromonte flamenco caves while enjoying a unique performance and having a drink. In this cave you will experience a truly Gypsy Zambra with all its pureness and feelings and discover the most traditional dances and songs of this city. Tickets include a walk through the labyrinth of streets in the Albayzin, the oldest part of the city (declared as a world heritage by the Unesco) inclusive of San Nicolas viewpoint where you will enjoy the stunning view of the Alhambra lit up at night.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Get an overall impression of the city of Madrid. The tour includes views from the coach of Plaza de Espana, Royal Palace, Plaza de Oriente, Plaza de la Cibeles, Puerta de Alcala and Gran Via. The highlight is a visit to Prado Museum, the best collection in the world of Spanish paintings. You will see the masterpieces by El Greco, Velazquez and Goya as well as the gold century great artists including Ribera, Zurbaran and Murillo and the Italian painting by Tiziano.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Overview: Discover all the different and most interesting areas of Madrid, from the Borbones, Austrias and Isabelinos quarters to the Moorish quarters and the architecture of Old Madrid. See the elegant squares of Oriente, Espana, Puerta del Sol, Cibeles, Neptuno, Atocha, Puerta de Alcala and Colon, with its great avenues such as Gran Via and Alcala. Pass famous attractions, like the Royal Palace, the Prado Museum, the memorial Retiro Park and the Bullring. In the new part of Madrid see modern buildings, gardens and wide avenues and the Santiago Bernabeu Football stadium, one of the largest in Europe. Also stop to enjoy a cold drink offered by Hard Rock Cafe.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview: The Royal Palace is a beautiful example of 18th century architecture and is one of the best preserved palaces in Europe. The most important official receptions of the Crown take place here including audiences, gala dinners and the signing of important agreements. Visit the principal staircase, throne, Gasparini, Carlos III, porcelains, gala dining room, museum of silver, musical instruments, principal courtyard, real chapel and the four new rooms. Continue by coach for a panoramic tour to see the different areas of Madrid. Soft drink will be served complimentary by Hard Rock Cafe.

Duration: 50 minutes/2 hours 30 minutes Overview: Enjoy a breathtaking evening at Las Carboneras Flamenco Show watching a fantastic flamenco dance performance. Located in the Old Quarter of Madrid, Las Carboneras Flamenco offers both regulars and tourists a unique and friendly atmosphere not found in any other Flamenco place. Singers, guitarists and dancers make you feel the exciting art of 'Flamenco'.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview: Begin with a drive through the streets and squares of Madrid, its splendid avenues and beautiful promenades coupled with the illuminated fountains which make for a stunning night time tour. Then we arrive at the select nightclub, 'Florida Park', where you can enjoy dancing to the orchestra and see 'The Great Flamenco Fiesta', a performance of the famous Spanish dance.

Duration: At your own pace

Overview:
• It is located 25 km southeast of Madrid. Its roller coaster highlights include.
• Superman: The Attraction of Steel, a first in Europe with its floorless trains.
• Batman: The Escape, an inverted roller coaster, coaster express, a wooden coaster and Stunt Fall.
• A Giant inverted Boomerang: a vertical drop of 54'4m reaching a top speed of 115km/h.
• The latest attraction: the Correcaminos Bip Bip, a Wil E and a road runner coaster which delivers high speeds and drops (though it has no inversions) and the Adventure of Scooby Doo, an interactive attraction for families.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, home ground of the legendary Real Madrid football team. Take a unique guided tour climbing to the top of the stadium and enjoy a panorama of its 75000 seats. You will see the tunnel to the locker rooms, the bench, the pitch and even the presidential box. Round off your tour with a visit to the museum celebrating the legendary Real Madrid team. The tour concludes at the Real Madrid Official Store.

Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes Overview: Segovia is an ancient city of Roman origin, 90 km away from Madrid. It was a very important military centre in Roman times, with its magnificent aqueduct from the time of Emperor Augustus. The elegant Cathedral, the last gothic cathedral built in Spain, won the nickname of "Queen of Cathedrals", and its Alcazar fortress, the most spectacular castle in Spain, is the most representative historical monument. The Alcazar even inspired the design of Disney's Snow White's Castle. It was chosen by some of the Castillas Kings as a summer residence and is preserved as one of the most notable medieval castles in Spain.

Duration: 9 hours Overview: The city of Avila is completely encircled by 11th century walls and looks more like a great castle than a living city. It has Romanesque churches, Gothic palaces and a fortified Cathedral from the 12th century. The city was the birthplace of St Teresa de Jesus, the greatest mystic of the Catholic Church. Stop at Cerro de los Cuatro Postes to admire views of the city and then visit the Basilica San Vicente and St Teresa's Convent.

Depart for Segovia and take some time for lunch. Segovia was a very important military city during the time of the Romans. The city was chosen by some of the Castilla's kings as a summer residence and is preserved as a notable medieval center. Visit the Cathedral (the last gothic cathedral built in Spain) and the famous Alcazar, a spectacular castle.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Toledo, 70 km from Madrid, was once the capital of Spain. It is one of the oldest cities in Europe and a World Heritage Site. It was a place of coexistence of Christian, Jewish and Muslim cultures, as well as the place where harsh religious persecutions were held against the Jews. Many famous people and artists were born or lived in Toledo, including Al-Zarqali, Garcilaso de la Vega, Eleanor of Toledo, Alfonso X and El Greco. Visit the most famous monuments during a walking tour of the city centre, including St Tome Church, Santa Maria la Blanca Synagogue, San Juan de los Reyes Church, Museo Victorio Macho and the Cathedral. Enjoy a typical lunch (included) in a local restaurant.

Duration: 5 hours Overview: El Escorial, a UNESCO site in the Madrid region was conceived by Phillip II as a monastery but now the Royal Pantheon has become a symbol of the greatness of the Spanish Empire. The Royal Monastery is a complex structure designed by Juan Bautista de Toledo and built by Juan de Herrera. The simplicity of its lines focus on the harmony of its courtyards, fountains, cloisters and towers. More than 4,000 rooms are distributed among the principal areas. The Courtyard of the Kings of Judea gives way to the Basilica, which has a dome base measuring 95 meters and paintings by Lucas Jordán among its major features. You will visit the Basilica, Royal Palace, Royal Pantheons, Infantes Pantheons and the Chapter Rooms, Architecture Museum, Battle Room and Library.

Duration: 11 hours Overview: Toledo, 70 km from Madrid, is a city of great artistic beauty and is a must see for visitors. It is also a world Heritage Site. It was once the capital of the Spanish Empire and is one of the oldest cities in Europe. Visit the most famous monuments such as the Victorio Macho museum, St Tome Church, Santa Maria la Blanca Synanogue and San Juan de Los Reyes Church. Lunch is included in a local restaurant, typical of the area.

Next travel to El Escorial, which for a long time has been considered the Eighth Wonder of the World. It was conceived by Phillip II as a Monastery and Royal Pantheons and became a symbol of the greatness of the Spanish Empire. Visit the Basilica, Royal Palace, Royal Pantheons, Infantes Pantheons and the Chapter Rooms, Arquitecture Museum, Battles Room and Library.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Take the double-decker open-top buses, the most convenient way to discover the most interesting museums and attractive sights this exciting city has to offer. You can get on and off as many times as you wish at any of the 12 stops, with the same ticket. The bus departs every 30 minutes from each stop. Tickets are valid for 24 hours from first use.

Birthplace of Picasso, Malaga boasts pretty streets, leafy boulevards and lush gardens. Find out why the city's cathedral is called La Manquita - the one armed lady! Hear all about the old palace fortress and its two rings of walls, and of course you can't miss the Picasso Museum! You'll get the chance to see all of this on your Hop-on Hop-off tour.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and Palma forms the island's capital. Take the double-decker open-top buses, the most convenient way to discover the most interesting museums and attractive sights this exciting city has to offer. You can get on and off as many times as you wish at any of the 15 stops, within the same ticket. This tour provides a perfect introduction to the city.

You have the freedom to plan your own sightseeing itinerary. The stops cover all of Palma de Mallorca's main attractions such as Las Ramblas, Castell de Bellver and Plaza de Espanya among others. This tour provides the perfect introduction to the city.

Duration: 3 Hours Overview: Seville is the capital of the province of the same name and is the fourth largest city in Spain. It is considered the cultural centre of the region. Its history dates back more than 2,000 years. Romans, Vandals, Visigoths and Moors all left their presence in the city.

Start off the tour with the Plaza de Espana, with its peculiar semi-circular shape and typical ceramic-tiled buildings. Then visit the Cathedral, La Giralda and the Orange tree courtyard, originally a 12th Century mosque of which only the minaret (La Giralda) and the orange tree courtyard now remain. Finally, visit the Santa Cruz Quarter, a labyrinth of tiny alleys and white houses with traditional Moorish interior courtyards, famous for their flowers and orange trees.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Overview: The Seville walking tour is a great introduction to the city, offering views of the most important landmarks of the city. You will see La Torre del Oro (The Golden Tower), a Moorish tower, which formed part of the old defensive wall of the old city as well as Real Maestranza (the Maestranza Bullring). This famous bullring houses a museum dedicated to the world of bull fighting.

You will also see Triana, the Gypsy district, Santa Cruz - the Old Jewish Quarter and a labyrinth of tiny alleys with white houses and traditional Moorish courtyards; see Reales Alcazares, a Moorish palace-fortress (built 913 AD) with impressive gardens and fountains; the Cathedral, (Europe's 2nd largest) and Giralda, originally a 12th century mosque, of which only the minaret (La Giralda) and the orange tree courtyard now remain.

Duration: 1 Hour Overview: An ideal cruise to see the key river sites of Seville, including Torre del Oro, La Giralda, La Maestranza Bullring, Expo 92 Site and many more. Discover the Guadalquivir River in Seville, the only navigable river in Spain. Enjoy the marvelous views and listen to the audio commentary highlighting all the major attractions enroute. Admire the varied architecture of its bridges, the monuments by the banks or the avant-garde landscape.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Overview: Enjoy a breathtaking evening at El Patio Sevillano in the center of Seville, watching a fantastic performance. Performers will introduce you to various flamenco styles through song, guitar and dance. Feel the true passion of flamenco. El Patio Sevillano is the point of reference among the Sevillian "tablaos" because of the quality of the show and the other services provided. One drink is also included with this option.

Duration: 9 Hours Overview: The Andalusian city of Cordoba, one of the most beautiful in Spain, was founded by Claudius Marcellus in the 2nd Century BC during the Roman occupation of the Iberian Peninsula. Later, the city played an important role during the Moorish occupation and after the Reconquest.

After an hour-and-a-half drive from Seville visit the Alcazar of the Christian Kings. Formerly a Roman fortress, the Catholic Kings resided here following the Reconquest, and the Moorish influence is seen in its beautiful gardens. Next stop: the Mosque begun in 785 AD by Abd al-Rahman on the site of an old Visigoth basilica of St.Vincent. After the Reconquest, it was reconsecrated as a Christian church and underwent further alterations. The Mosque today exhibits fine examples of Muslim, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture.

Continue with a walk through the old Jewish Quarter, the Old Market, now a handicraft market and the old Synagogue (14th century) used until 1492 when the Jews were expelled from Spain. Have some have free time for lunch (not included) before returning to Seville.

Duration: 12 Hours Overview: Granada, where multiple civilizations that once lived on Andalucian soil has a marvelous cultural legacy. Visit the Nazarian city, the Alhambra, at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, where every inch squared is a work of art. During your visit of the palaces, grand halls, rooms and exquisite gardens, you will understand why the last Arabic king cried, retreating as the Catholic Kings conquered it. Walk through the impressive Generalife gardens with an official guide. Relax awhile before finally returning to Seville.

Duration: 9 Hours Overview: After only a one hour drive to Jerez, enjoy a guided tour of the Cathedral of Wine, known for the high quality of its wines and the cathedral-like shape of its bodegas. Sample some of its wines. See a unique equestrian show where Andalucian horses will dance whilst being ridden by master jockeys. Continue to the Puerto de Santa Maria to enjoy lunch (not included) before stepping on board the boat to cross the Cadiz bay (those who prefer not to put their sea legs to the test may continue by bus). Enjoy a Panoramic Tour of Cadiz, passing by its highlights. Cadiz is the oldest town in Western Europe. Return to Seville.

Duration: 2 Hours Overview: Welcome to Valencia, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. It is Spain's third most important city. It is a lively city with a very long and rich history. Start this tour by visiting the Cathedral, standing on the site of a former mosque and which dates from 1262. View the magnificent Gothic building of La Lonja (the silk exchange) declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Baroque building of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Forsaken and the Central Market is one of the largest markets in Europe. See the Santa Catalina Tower and Round Square.

Duration: 9 Hours Overview: La Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias ("City of Arts and Sciences") is the largest educational and leisure space existing in Europe combining science and learning in an entertaining way for people of all ages. The complex is divided into three buildings:

• The Oceanografic - The largest marine park in Europe where one can admire species from all existing ecosystems.
• Visit the Museo de las Ciencias Principe Felipe - A new concept museum where one can take part and experiment with present-day and future science and technology; and
• The Hemisferic - a unique building that hosts three different types of audiovisual shows: Planetarium, IMAX cinema and Laserium.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Located within La Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias ("City of Arts and Sciences") premises is one of Europe's largest marine parks. The Oceanografic houses marine life where you can discover the beauty and secrets of our planet's primary seas and oceans. It concentrates on nine thematic underwater habitats: the Mediterranean Sea, Wetlands, Moderate and Tropical waters, Oceans, the Arctic, the Antarctic Islands, the Underwater Red Sea Auditorium and the Dolphinarium. It features an awe-inspiring design, the latest technology, 42 million liters of sea water and 45,000 specimens of 500 different species. This marine park will delight visitors of all ages.