The Grand Tour of
Spain
Twenty-one small-group days across Spain: Madrid, Segovia, Ávila, Salamanca, Santiago, Asturias, the Picos, Bilbao, San Sebastián, Rioja, Zaragoza, Barcelona, Valencia, Granada, Málaga, and Seville.
Madrid
Spain’s capital: the bear and the strawberry tree, Habsburg plazas, the Prado, and neighborhood tapas.
Segovia
Roman aqueduct still holding the skyline, a storybook alcázar, and Castilian roast country.
Ávila
The complete medieval walls—a severe, beautiful Castilian city of stone and silence.
Salamanca
University stone and one of Spain’s great Plaza Mayors—gold light on sandstone at dusk.
Santiago de Compostela
Pilgrim city in Galicia—the Obradoiro square, the cathedral, and granite lanes.
Cape Finisterre
The ‘end of the earth’ for medieval pilgrims—still a hard Atlantic headland.
Asturias
Cider houses, fishing villages, and Atlantic light after Galicia’s granite.
Picos de Europa
Limestone peaks and village nights—walks graded to the group, not a tick-list scramble.
Bilbao
The Guggenheim on the Nervión and a Casco Viejo evening—the Basque city that rebuilt itself with art.
San Sebastián
La Concha, pintxos in the old town, and Jazzaldia when the festival is on.
La Rioja
Haro, Laguardia, and bodegas we actually use—vines under the Sierra Cantabria.
Zaragoza
Basílica del Pilar on the Ebro—a working Aragonese city between wine country and Catalonia.
Barcelona
Gaudí, the Gothic Quarter, and a Mediterranean finish.
Valencia
Central market, paella country, and the City of Arts on the Mediterranean.
Granada
The Alhambra, the Albaicín, and late light on the Sierra Nevada.
Málaga
Picasso’s city and the old Alcazaba above the port—sardines on the grill, not a Costa strip.
Seville
Andalusia’s capital of courtyards, flamenco, and orange trees: cathedral, Alcázar, Santa Cruz, and Triana nights.
Activities
- Castile & Galicia
Madrid out through Segovia, Salamanca, and Santiago.
- Green Spain
Asturias, Picos, Bilbao, and San Sebastián.
- Mediterranean arc
Barcelona, Valencia, then south.
- Andalusian finish
Granada, Málaga, and Seville.
Included Services
Entry & paperwork
For most US travelers, Spain is visa-free for a short stay (up to 90 days in any 180-day Schengen period). We brief you on passport validity, what to expect at passport control, and ETIAS only if the EU has opened it before you fly.
Airport transfers
Door-to-door arrivals and departures when included on your quote.
Private ground transport
Ground transport is private to your party. On small-group departures, vehicles carry only travelers booked on that same tour—we never mix unrelated guests into your route transfers.
Expert local guiding
Bilingual storytellers and specialists aligned with responsible local travel in Spain.
3–5 star hotels
Hand-picked 3- and 4-star hotels as the published baseline, with 4- and 5-star upgrades quoted on request. Rooming is on your confirmation. Every room has a private en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, and hot water.
Scheduled entries & cadence
Museums, parks, and timed visits as listed for your tour style.
Meals
Daily breakfast at the hotel and one lunch included in Andalusia. Dinners are not included.
Not included
International flights
Travelers join us from across the United States and from other countries, so we leave flights to Spain to you—you choose the routing that works from home.
Most lunches & dinners
We leave these meals off the package so you have more flexibility to choose where to eat each day. We're more than happy to recommend places and make reservations whenever you need.
Tips & gratuities
Tipping is customary in Spain, but it isn't compulsory. In other words, it's optional.
Legal Travel for US Citizens
360 Travel S.L. is a licensed local tour operator and travel agency in Zaragoza. We plan with a US desk and a Spain team on the ground.
Straightforward travel from the US
US citizens currently enter Spain visa-free for tourism (90 days in any 180-day Schengen period). ETIAS is not yet required. We send itinerary notes, lodging addresses, and a pre-trip briefing so arrival is simple.
Worry-Free Documentation
- Certified full-time schedule for your trip length
- Professional record-keeping and traveler-facing certificates
- Direct support to private guides, drivers, and independently run hotels
Upcoming Tour Dates
Departures for this route are limited. Ask for the next small-group dates or a private version of the same plan.
Pricing for this trip
Small-group pricing reflects season and the published itinerary. Confirmed per-person rates and single-room supplements for each departure are listed with the dates on this page. When you book, we finalize inclusions and rooming.
Pricing & inclusions
Quote on request
Single supplement Quoted
Book / Request a quoteSingle supplement
Prefer your own room instead of sharing? A Quoted supplement applies for a private room for the full tour—one total charge per traveler in a single room (not per night). Private rooms are priced per departure—ask us for the current figure.
Support Local
Your trip channels spending toward independently run 3–5 star hotels, restaurants, drivers, and guides.
Talk to Spain 360Traveling as a couple, family, or with friends?
A private version of this route often gives couples, families, and groups of friends more—your own dates, vehicle, and pace. Solo travelers are a better fit for these set small-group dates.
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Hotels
We host you in three-, four-, and five-star hotels—well-located city properties with the option to upgrade room category or star rating. Every room has a private en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, and hot water.
The right category
A comfortable 3- or 4-star hotel is the published baseline. 4- and 5-star upgrades are quoted when you want them.
Breakfast at the hotel
Start the day at the hotel restaurant, then head out with your guide.
Through the Lens
Moments from the road — the textures, light, and rhythm of Spain as our travelers experience it.
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The Grand Tour of Spain
Each departure shows a confirmed per-person rate and single-room supplement. Pick a date to book or write us with questions. Our team aligns flights, visas, and licenses with your itinerary.
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Frequently asked questions
Practical answers for traveling to Spain with us—especially if you are coming from the United States.
Before you fly
Passport, Schengen stay, cards and euros, adapters, and what we send before you fly—on one printable page.
Open the travel checklistWant more tips for the trip?
Our guidebook has a lot more advice on traveling to Spain—practical tips, what to expect on the ground, and stories from the road.
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