Itálica

Embark on a Guided Tour with a specialized guide at The Prado Museum in Madrid, one of the most Famous Art Galleries globally. Marvel at an extensive collection that spans from the 12th to the early 19th centuries, featuring iconic works by artists like Bosch, El Greco, and Goya. This Madrid Attraction is a must-visit for anyone interested in World-Renowned Art.

Indulge in a complete oenological experience with a visit to a local Spanish winery! Immerse yourself in the captivating process of wine production, commencing with a tour of the vineyard. Following this, engage in a hands-on activity such as pruning, harvesting, or even crafting your own bottle of wine, contingent upon the season. Subsequently, delve deeper into Andalusian flavors during a lunch where you’ll relish high-quality local products. Concluding our day, we’ll partake in a wine tasting session guided by an expert, leading us on an exploration of the region’s exceptional wines.

Embark on a delightful journey through the flavors of Andalusia as you savor a thoughtfully curated assortment of local cheeses, thoughtfully complemented by a handpicked selection of natural wines. Guided by a knowledgeable food expert, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with the authentic culinary heritage of the region, savoring genuine products sourced from small, dedicated local producers.

You will have a stroll through Seville’s charming old town and stop in three different typical tapas pubs and restaurants, where you will be able to taste a combination of tapas and traditional drinks. Then, your expert guide will lead you to a local “tablao” for a special flamenco music and dance show.

The Alcazar of Seville was built as a fortress to protect the Muslim authorities and is currently the oldest royal palace in Europe. It was built in 913 by the Umayyad caliph Abderraman III as a new government center in Seville. Discover through a guided tour the various architectural styles and cultures that mix Baroque with Renaissance, Romanesque, Gothic and Mudejar.

Medina Azahara was a city built on the outskirts of Cordoba by Abderraman III, where both the administrative and residential work of the caliphate took place. Walk accompanied by an expert through what is the most significant archaeological site in Spain to date.