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Take a train to Pamplona and explore the city's historic center, which is known for its annual Running of the Bulls festival. Visit the Basque Museum to learn about the history and culture of the Basque people.

Take a stroll through the Do a Casilda Iturrizar Park , a beautiful park in the heart of Bilbao that features a variety of gardens and sculptures. Afterward, visit the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum , which houses a vast collection of art from the 12th century to the present day.

Catch a show at the Arriaga Theatre , a historic theater that hosts a variety of performances ranging from opera to theater to dance.

Take a short ferry ride to Santander and visit the Itsasmuseum Bilbao , a maritime museum that showcases the history and culture of the Basque Coast. Afterward, explore the city's beautiful beaches and waterfront promenades.

Take a funicular ride up to the Artxanda Funicular , a lookout point that offers stunning views of the city and the surrounding mountains. Afterward, visit the Zubizuri Bridge , a pedestrian bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava that spans the Nervion River.

Enjoy a seafood dinner at Restaurante El Serbal, a Michelin-starred restaurant that specializes in traditional Basque cuisine.

Visit the Guggenheim Museum , an iconic museum of modern and contemporary art that is housed in a stunning building designed by Frank Gehry. Afterward, visit the Bilbao's Santiago Cathedral , a Gothic-style cathedral that dates back to the 14th century.

Visit the Euskalduna Palace , a cultural center that hosts a variety of events ranging from theater to music to dance. Afterward, explore the Bizkaia Museum of Archaeology , which showcases the history and archaeology of the Basque Country.

Take a stroll through the historic neighborhood of Hondarribia and visit the San Vicente Mart r de Abando Church , a beautiful church that dates back to the 16th century. End your night with a pintxo crawl, which is a Basque tradition of going from bar to bar and sampling a variety of small plates.

Take a train to Leon and visit the city's historic center, which features a variety of Gothic and Romanesque architecture. Visit the Leon Cathedral, a stunning Gothic cathedral that is known for its beautiful stained glass windows.

Visit the Casa Botines , a building designed by Gaudi that features a unique blend of Gothic and Art Nouveau architecture. Afterward, explore the city's vibrant tapas bars and restaurants.

Catch a soccer match at Estadio Reino de Le n, the home stadium of Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa, one of the oldest soccer clubs in Spain.

Head back to Barcelona and visit Casa Batll , a stunning Art Nouveau building that was designed by Gaudi. Afterward, take a stroll down Las Ramblas , a bustling pedestrian street that is known for its street performers, shops, and restaurants.

Visit the Magic Fountain , a stunning fountain that features a light and water show set to music. Afterward, explore Passeig de Gracia , a major shopping avenue that features a variety of high-end designer boutiques.

Catch a performance at the Palace of Catalan Music , a stunning concert hall that is known for its Art Nouveau architecture and impeccable acoustics.