• The Alhambra Palace in Granada was once home to poets, scholars, and astronomers — a symbol of how knowledge and beauty coexisted during the Moorish era.

• Flamenco isn’t just a dance — it’s an art form born from the mix of Andalusian, Arabic, and Romani cultures, expressing love, loss, and resilience through rhythm.

• The scent of orange blossoms (azahar) that fills Andalusian streets each spring isn’t just fragrant — it’s a centuries-old symbol of purity and celebration.

• The whitewashed villages of Andalusia were designed to reflect sunlight and stay cool — a tradition dating back to ancient times.

Days 1-2: Barcelona | The Gothic Old Town & The Gaudí Code

We will begin our journey with the vibrant La Rambla, then travel back in time through the labyrinthine alleys of the Gothic Quarter. You will dedicate ample time to paying homage to the three masterworks of the architectural genius Gaudí: the Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló, and Park Güell. As night falls, ascend Montjuïc Hill to watch a stunning panorama of the city's lights unfold at your feet.

Days 3-4: The Mediterranean Journey | From Sitges to Valencia

Before arriving in Valencia, let's firstly enjoy a moment of tranquillity in the chic coastal town of Sitges, the "City of the Future." Here, you will not only marvel at the futuristic design of the City of Arts and Sciences but also taste the most authentic Paella in its true birthplace. Your next stop is Alicante, home to a magnificent seaside fortress.

Days 5-6: Deep into Andalusia | Cave Dwellings & Moorish Dreams

Ascend Santa Bárbara Castle in Alicante for spectacular views of the mountains and sea. The journey then takes you inland to explore the world-famous "cave houses" of Guadix, experiencing a fascinating and naturally climate-controlled way of life. Finally, you will arrive in Granada, prepared for the profound visual and spiritual impact of the Alhambra Palace.

Days 7-8: White Villages & Southern Charm | Ronda & Seville

Now it's the time to visit the legendary town of Ronda, "built on a cliff," and cross its magnificent Puente Nuevo (New Bridge). Afterwards, immerse yourself in the pure romance of Andalusia in one of the "Pueblos Blancos" (White Villages) like Zahara. Your day concludes in the fiery, passionate city of Seville, the birthplace of Flamenco.

Days 9-10: An Andalusian Tale of Two Cities | Seville & Córdoba

On this day, we will spend a full day exploring the essence of Seville, including the world's largest Gothic cathedral, the oldest royal palace in Europe still in use (the Alcázar), and the majestic Plaza de España. In the evening, witness a soul-stirring, authentic Flamenco performance. The next day, travel to Córdoba to experience the layered history within its one-of-a-kind Mosque-Cathedral.

Days 11-12: The Heart of Spain | Madrid, the Capital

Journey through Jaén, the capital of olive oil country, before arriving in Madrid. You will receive a world-class art education at the Prado Museum and feel the city's pulse in the Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor. On your final day, choose between the opulent Royal Palace or a culinary feast at the Mercado de San Miguel to draw a perfect conclusion to your unforgettable Spanish adventure.