Away
to Spain

A Comprehensive Destination Guide
for an experiential journey across Spain.

Spain is a country that stirs the soul — a place where flamenco rhythms echo through ancient courtyards, tapas are shared under golden light, and every region tells its own distinct story. A trip to Spain is a journey through color, culture, cuisine, and contrast. Whether you’re winding through medieval alleys in Toledo, basking on the beaches of the Balearics, or dining in Michelin-starred Basque kitchens, Spain offers experiences that are unforgettable, flavorful, and deeply personal. This destination guide uncovers the most authentic, cultural, culinary, and boutique luxury experiences in Spain — from Andalucían hill towns to Catalan vineyards — perfect for anyone planning bespoke tours to Spain or an indulgent summer in Spain.

Authentic, Unique,
and Local Experiences
for a memorable
tour to Spain.

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Olive Harvesting in Andalucía

Step into the rolling groves of southern Spain during the olive harvest. Join local families in picking, pressing, and tasting fresh, peppery olive oils — a cornerstone of Andalusian life. These immersive experiences in Spain allow travelers to learn the traditions of olive farming that date back centuries.

Flamenco Lessons in Seville

Go beyond watching a performance and take part in a private flamenco workshop led by passionate bailaores (dancers). Learn the footwork, claps, and soul of this iconic Andalusian art form, then enjoy a home-cooked meal with your instructor and their family — pure cultural connection.

Shepherd for a Day in Asturias

High in the green Picos de Europa mountains, visitors can walk with shepherds, help care for sheep and goats, and make traditional cabrales cheese. It’s a rural, hands-on experience that reveals Spain’s agricultural heart.

Mosaic Making in Gaudí’s Barcelona

Work alongside artisans in Barcelona to create your own mosaic using the trencadís technique made famous by Gaudí. This hands-on artistic experience brings new appreciation to the architecture that defines the city.

Sailing the Rías Baixas in Galicia

Spend the day on a sailboat with a local skipper exploring the calm estuaries of Galicia’s Atlantic coast. Stop at floating mussel farms, enjoy seafood fresh from the sea, and sip Albariño wine on deck as the sun sets.

Cultural Immersion
in Spain

The Alhambra and Albaicín, Granada

Walk through centuries of Moorish history in the Alhambra — Spain’s iconic palace-fortress. Pair this with a guided exploration of the Albaicín neighborhood, where winding alleys reveal Arab baths, spice-scented shops, and whitewashed houses overlooking the Sierra Nevada.

Roman Ruins in Tarragona

Experience Spain’s Roman past in Tarragona, where ancient amphitheaters, aqueducts, and forum ruins rest beside the Mediterranean Sea. These remarkably preserved sites make the city a highlight on heritage-focused tours to Spain.

The Camino de Santiago

Pilgrims have walked the Camino for centuries. Whether you walk the full 800 km or just a meaningful section, the route through Galicia and beyond offers rich heritage, stunning countryside, and spiritual reflection. Local hosts welcome travelers with stories, warmth, and homemade meals.

Gothic Quarter, Barcelona

Barcelona’s Barri Gòtic is more than photogenic alleys and soaring cathedrals — it’s where Roman foundations, medieval streets, and modern street art collide. Explore with a local historian to hear the hidden stories behind the facades.

Mezquita of Córdoba

Visit the mesmerizing Great Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, where Islamic arches and Christian chapels exist side by side. It’s a symbol of Spain’s layered history and architectural ingenuity, and a highlight of any heritage-focused trip to Spain.

Local Dining and Regional Cuisine
of Spain

Tapas Crawl in San Sebastián

The Basque Country is home to some of Spain’s most inventive cuisine. Join a pintxos (Basque tapas) crawl through San Sebastián’s Old Town, sampling bites like anchovy-gilda skewers, seared foie gras, and grilled octopus — all paired with txakoli, a crisp local white wine.

Paella in Valencia

Enjoy an authentic paella-making experience in its birthplace. Visit the Albufera rice fields, learn the difference between seafood and traditional rabbit-and-snail paella, and cook over an open fire with a local chef.

Jamón Ibérico Tasting in Extremadura

In the dehesas of Extremadura, visit free-range Iberian pig farms, see how jamón is cured, and enjoy vertical tastings of various aging stages. Pair with sherry or red wine for a rich, savory insight into Spain’s most prized delicacy.

Catalan Cuisine in Girona

Girona is a food lover’s paradise. Join a local food expert to explore the city’s markets, bakeries, and tapas bars. Try xuixo (cream-filled pastry), butifarra (sausage), and enjoy a long lunch of rustic dishes made from local produce.

Cider and Seafood in Asturias

In Asturias, coastal taverns serve the freshest seafood with sidra, a naturally fermented apple cider. Pouring the cider from high above the glass — escanciar — is an art form. Combine with grilled prawns, sea urchins, and smoked sardines.

Love in Spain

A passionate start in Barcelona

Let's begin in heart of Spain, in the vibrant city of Barcelona. With its iconic architecture, bustling markets, and the enchanting magic of Gaudi, it's the perfect place to kick off your unforgettable adventure. Begin your journey with a visit to the awe-inspiring Sagrada Familia, a masterpiece of architecture.

Strolling the streets of Seville

Seville's narrow winding streets and Flamenco music will welcome you with open arms. Enjoy a mesmerizing Flamenco show that sets the tone for the rest of your honeymoon.

Hidden Gems of Ronda

Discover Ronda, a picturesque village perched atop a dramatic gorge. The views are breathtaking, and the serenity is a welcome escape.

Wine Tasting in La Rioja

La Rioja is Spain's premier wine region. Tour vineyards, taste delicious wines, and stay in a charming boutique winery for an unforgettable honeymoon in Spain.

A Gourmet Culinary Class

La Rioja is Spain's premier wine region. Tour vineyards, taste delicious wines, and stay in a charming boutique winery for an unforgettable wine-focused honeymoon.

Unique Award-Winning
Boutique Hotels

The Palace Hotel, Madrid

Facing the iconic Neptuno Fountain, The Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Madrid sits at the heart of the UNESCO-listed Landscape of Light. Steps from the Golden Triangle of Art, its 470 elegant rooms blend heritage with modern comfort. A favorite of high society for over a century, the hotel continues to impress with refined dining, grand events, and warm hospitality—all in a palatial setting.

Madrid Gran Vía

Located on Madrid’s iconic Gran Vía, NH Collection Madrid Gran Vía offers stylish, soundproofed rooms with city views, Nespresso machines, and luxe comforts. Steps from Puerta del Sol and the Prado Museum, it’s surrounded by designer boutiques, cafés, and theaters. Savor modern Spanish cuisine and crafted cocktails at the rooftop Picalagartos Sky Bar, with panoramic views and warm, attentive service throughout.

Palacio de los Patos

Hospes Palacio de los Patos blends 19th-century elegance with modern design in the heart of Granada. Set across a restored palace and the contemporary Alabaster Building, it offers a stay rich in heritage, comfort, and serenity. Relax in lush gardens beside tranquil fountains and experience the city’s historic charm without leaving the hotel.

Hotel 1800 Casa Sevilla, Seville

Hotel Casa 1800 Sevilla is a restored 19th-century mansion in the heart of Seville’s historic center. With its traditional courtyard, grand carriage entrance, and elegant architecture, it captures the charm of the city’s Golden Age. From the rooftop, enjoy panoramic views of La Giralda, the Cathedral, and the Real Alcázar. Historic beauty meets modern comfort in this timeless retreat.

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