After breakfast, meet our local professional guide for a city tour of Barcelona, ensuring you will be engulfed in its rich history and showcased its significant sights. Next, we will visit the exterior of Antoni Gaudi's renowned, Sagrada Familia. A year after its construction began in 1882, Gaudi assumed control, transforming the initial neo-Gothic designs into a grand, unprecedented vision. Despite being only 70% complete, the Basilica holds its own unique magnificence. Post admiring the Sagrada Familia, we will proceed to a restaurant for an Indian lunch. Afterward, we will board the coach and head to Montserrat, an awe-inspiring Benedictine monk mountain retreat, approximately an hour’s drive from Barcelona. A trip to Montserrat often stands out as a highlight for visitors to Spain. The Montserrat Monastery is not only of substantial religious importance but is also surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Our ascent to the top will be conducted by either coach or funicular. Enjoy some leisure time exploring near the Monastery before we return to the coach and journey back to Barcelona.

In the morning, following breakfast, we will check out of the hotel and set our course south towards Valencia, tracing the scenic coast along the Balearic Sea. Expect approximately a 4-hour journey, placing us in Valencia by the afternoon. Upon arrival in Valencia's city centre, we will be joined by our local professional guide to commence our exploration of this culturally rich port city. Our tour initiates with a viewing of the Town Hall, an amalgamation of two interconnected blocks: the historical Casa de la Enseñanza and a newer addition from the early 20th century, serving as the City Council since 1934. This modern construction features lavish decoration and a central clock tower. Our journey continues with a visit to the expansive Gateway Towers of Serranos and Quart. These structures, constructed in the Valencian Gothic style at the end of the 14th century, represent one of the twelve gates from the ancient city wall and are celebrated as the largest Gothic city gateway in Europe. Following this, we will marvel at the La Seo Cathedral, a significant sight in Valencia, home to a multitude of religious and artistic treasures. Furthermore, we will explore the City of Arts and Sciences, a substantial scientific and cultural complex in Europe, comprising striking buildings like the Hemisfèric and Oceanogràfic, and renowned for its architectural brilliance. To conclude our day, we will savor a Spanish or Indian dinner, offering a light continental meal option from either cuisine

After enjoying breakfast this morning, we will check out of the hotel and journey toward one of Valencia's premier attractions: L'Oceanogràfic. Inside L'Oceanogràfic, we will explore Europe’s largest aquarium, home to representations from the world’s major marine ecosystems. Each building is designated to different aquatic environments: the Mediterranean, Wetlands, Temperate and Tropical Seas, Oceans, the Antarctic, the Arctic, Islands, and the Red Sea, as well as a sizable Dolphinarium with a depth of 10.5 meters and containing 24 million litres of water. Subsequently, we will embark on a drive to Madrid, Spain's capital, characterized by its elegant boulevards and lush, expansive parks. Anticipate reaching Madrid late in the afternoon, with a stop en route for lunch at a service area offering only continental food options, noting that no fast-food restaurants will be available. Upon arrival in Madrid’s city centre, our panoramic tour will unfold, spotlighting the Royal Palace, the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family and the largest royal palace in Europe by floor area. We will also explore the bustling "Puerta del Sol," a renowned public square, and the "Plaza de Cibeles," a square symbolizing Madrid with its neoclassical complex of marble sculptures and fountains. Here, observe the Bank of Spain, the Palacio de Buenavista, the Palace of Linares, and the Cybele Palace. Next, our journey takes us through the famed shopping district, "Gran Via," en route to "Plaza de España," where we will admire the monument to Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and two of Madrid's significant skyscrapers. Continuing our tour, we will see Calle de Alcalá, Madrid’s longest street, and the Neptuno Fountain, a neoclassical fountain located in a roundabout, showcasing Neptune on a shell-shaped chariot. In the evening, indulge in an Indian meal at a local restaurant before we return to our coach and head to the hotel.

This morning, after breakfast, we board our coach and head to the city centre of Madrid, targeting our first stop, the Royal Palace. Upon securing our tickets, we will explore the interior of the Royal Palace, once the residence of Spanish Kings from Charles III to Alfonso XIII. Though no longer a royal home, it remains their official residence, offering us a fascinating journey through Spanish history with its 135,000 square metres and 3,418 rooms, not to mention its stunning architecture that splendidly overlooks the river valley. As we depart, we will drive past the esteemed Prado Museum, constructed under Charles III as part of an ambitious architectural initiative. Next, we pause for an Indian lunch at a local restaurant, followed by some leisure time at the Market of San Miguel, Madrid's renowned covered market. Here, indulge in gourmet tapas, explore over 30 vendors offering a vibrant array of freshly prepared foods, hams, olives, and baked goods, or simply immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere. During the day, we will pass by the notable bullring in Madrid, Las Ventas, inaugurated in 1931 and recognized as one of the most important bullfighting arenas in the world, viewing its impressive architecture from outside. In the afternoon, we navigate towards "Gran Via", arguably Madrid's most vital shopping artery and an entertaining thoroughfare sometimes likened to Spanish Broadway. It's not just a shopper's paradise but also a window to various parts of Madrid city centre, connecting Calle de Alcalá and Plaza de España. Dinner awaits us at the restaurant in the evening. Later you can opt for an additional "Madrid By Night" tour. Should you choose the optional night tour, we embark on a 90-minute journey, exploring the vibrant nocturnal scenes of Madrid, including the Gran Via, Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, Fountain of Cibeles, and Plaza de España. Finally, we return to the hotel, preparing to pack our bags and check out the following morning.

This morning, after breakfast, we will check out and head to the airport to catch our return flight to Hometown