Spain Adventure - 5 Days of Exploration Itinerary

Begin your second day with a visit to the Madrid: Royal Palace Guided Shared Group Tour. The Royal Palace is an architectural marvel and offers a glimpse into Spain's royal history. After exploring the palace, have breakfast at La Mallorquina, famous for its freshly baked pastries.

In the afternoon, join the Madrid: Iberico Ham and Spanish Wine Small-Group Food Tour. This tour will introduce you to some of Spain's finest hams and wines. You'll learn about their production processes and get to taste some exquisite samples. For lunch, dine at Casa Lucio, renowned for its traditional Spanish dishes.

Conclude your day with a leisurely stroll through Madrid's historic city center on the Madrid: Tour of the Historic City Center. This guided tour will take you through charming streets and squares while sharing fascinating stories about Madrid's past. For dinner, enjoy a meal at Botín, another historic restaurant that serves classic Spanish cuisine.

On your third day, take a day trip from Madrid to Toledo with the Madrid Don Quixote de la Mancha Windmills & Toledo Tour. Start early in Toledo by visiting its famous windmills that inspired Cervantes' Don Quixote. Have breakfast at Café del Fin before exploring more.

Continue your exploration in Toledo by visiting one of its most iconic landmarks -Toledo Alcázar (Alcázar de Toledo)-. This historic fortress offers stunning views over Toledo and houses an impressive military museum. Enjoy lunch at Adolfo Restaurant which offers panoramic views along with delectable dishes.

Wrap up your day trip by wandering through Toledo’s ancient streets filled with history on every corner before heading back to Madrid late evening; dine back in Madrid atRestaurante Botín again if desired or try something new likeTaberna La Bolafor authentic cocido madrileño.

Start your day with a visit to the Salt Valley of Añana (Valle Salado de Añana). This unique attraction offers a glimpse into the ancient methods of salt production that have been used for centuries. Take a guided tour to learn about the history and significance of this site. For breakfast, head to Café Dublín, known for its hearty breakfast options and excellent coffee.

After exploring the Salt Valley, make your way to the heart of Vitoria-Gasteiz and visit the House of San Vicente Ferrer. This historic house is now a museum dedicated to the life and works of San Vicente Ferrer, a prominent figure in Spanish history. For lunch, enjoy traditional Basque cuisine at Sagartoki, renowned for its pintxos and innovative dishes.

In the evening, take a leisurely stroll through the medieval old town of Vitoria-Gasteiz. The well-preserved streets and squares offer a charming atmosphere, perfect for an evening walk. Don't miss out on visiting local bars for some pintxos tasting. For dinner, dine at El Portalón, a historic restaurant housed in a 15th-century building offering delicious Basque dishes.

Begin your day with an early morning hike in the La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park (Parque Natural de la Zona Volcánica de la Garrotxa). This park is known for its stunning volcanic landscapes and lush forests. Take one of the many trails that lead you through craters, lava flows, and dense woodlands. For breakfast, pack some snacks or grab something from Café Can Xel before starting your hike.

After your hike, visit the charming village of Santa Pau located within the park. Explore its medieval architecture and enjoy lunch at Cal Sastre, which offers local Catalan cuisine made from fresh ingredients sourced from nearby farms.

Conclude your day with a relaxing visit to one of La Garrotxa's natural hot springs. Soak in the warm waters while surrounded by nature's beauty – it's an ideal way to unwind after an active day outdoors. For dinner, head back to Santa Pau or nearby Olot where you can dine at Restaurant Les Cols, which boasts two Michelin stars and offers an exquisite dining experience featuring locally-sourced ingredients.