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Here are some suggested stays for every wallet size. These are conveniently located near tourist spots in Barcelona and Madrid, so it’s easy for you to get around!

Budget Hotel

USD 60/night and below ● Barcelona: Yeah Barcelona Hostel ● Barcelona: Sweet BCN Youth Hostel ● Madrid: Vitium Urban Suites ● Madrid: Hotel Infanta Mercedes

USD 150/ night and below ● Barcelona: Hotel Praktik Bakery ● Barcelona: Hotel Granvia ● Madrid: SLEEP’N Atocha ● Madrid: Hotel Atlantico

USD 300/night and below ● Barcelona: Hotel Colon ● Barcelona: Hotel Espana ● Madrid: Only YOU Boutique Hostel Madrid ● Madrid: Gran Melia Palacio de Los Duques

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Private Barcelona El Prat Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN) A representative Aiport Transfer (BCN) for will be waiting with your name plate at the Barcelona baggage claim exit. If not, please wait at the following locations:

Terminal 1: Drivers waiting area Terminal 2A: In front of Exchange Office Terminal 2B: Next to black horse sculpture

Hola Barcelona Travel Card Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN) Address: Tourist Information Office at Terminal 1 & 2B of El Prat Airport Redemption Hours: 8:30am-8:30pm DAY 1 OVERVIEW

Time Activity How To Get There

0900-0930 Hop on your pre-booked Barcelona airport transfer to your accommodation

1015-1030 Take the train to the city centre for Brunch

1030-1130 Enjoy an authentic Spanish meal at Casa Angela Take the Metro to the Sagrada Familia station

1130-1300 Start off your Gaudi excursion at the famous La Four minute walk from Casa Sagrada Familia Angela

1300-1330 Travel to Park Güell

1330-1530 Spend your afternoon wandering Park Güell 20-25 minutes via bus to Ctra del Carmel - Parc Guell

1530-1550 Travel to Casa Vicens

1550-1700 Explore Antoni Gaudi’s Casa Vicens 12 minute walk from Park Guell

1700-1730 Travel to Onna Cafe

1730-1800 Grab a coffee at Onna Cafe 15 minute bus ride towards Diagonal - Pau Claris

1800-1810 Travel to Casa Mila

1810-1910 Marvel at the beautiful Casa Mila 6 minute walk from Onna Cafe

1910-1920 Travel to Casa Batllo

1920-2020 Explore the grounds of Casa Batllo 6 minute walk from Casa Mila

2020-2130 Shop at Passeig de Gracia Casa Batlló is in Passeig de Gracia

2130 Eat your weight in tapas at El Nacional Located in Passeig de Gracia DAY 1 | Gaudi & Passeig de Gracia

0900-0930 Skip the taxi queues and hop on your pre-booked airport transfer to your BCN accommodation Waste no time and hit the ground running as soon as you land and grab your bags! Thanks to Klook’s private airport transfers from the El Prat Airport (BCN), you won’t need to queue up the long taxi lines of figure out how the city’s transportation system works. After claiming your baggage, your driver or a 2 representative will hold up your name plate by the exit to escort you to your 0930-1000: Indulge in an vehicle. From there, relax and enjoy the city views of Barcelona from the comfort authentic Spanish meal at Casa of your seat! Angela

First order of business - food! Once you’re all settled into your accommodation, it’s time for some serious grub and we can’t recommend Casa Angela enough! There’s no better way to start off your Spanish escapades with an authentic Spanish brunch filled with tapas and paella - and not to mention: a view of the La Sagrada Familia! We highly recommend you try out their Patatas Bravas or one of their delicious paella options!

Getting there: Take the Metro towards Sagrada Familia Station

Address: Plaça de la Sagrada Família, 15, 08025 Barcelona, Spain Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 10am-11pm | Sundays 10am-5pm DAY 1 | Gaudi & Passeig de Gracia

1130-1300: Start off your Gaudi excursion at the famous La Sagrada Familia Now that you’ve got enough tapas to last you throughout the afternoon, it’s time to start exploring Barcelona! Once you step out of Casa Angela, you’ll immediately be enamored by the beauty of La Sagrada Familia. Although it is still unfinished, it is considered Antoni Gaudi’s finest work. That said, there’s seriously no better way to kick off your Barcelona sightseeing adventure!

With Klook’s guided tour of La Sagrada Familia, not only will you gain access to this stunning structure, but your tour guide will provide you with fascinating information about the development, architecture and the history of the building. You can also opt to avail of access to the tower as well depending on your preferred tour!

Getting there: La Sagrada Familia is only a four minute walk from Casa Angela!

Address: Carrer de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain Opening Hours: Daily 9am-7pm DAY 1 | Gaudi & Passeig de Gracia

1330-1530: Be amongst the locals and wander around Park Güell

Continue your Gaudi excursion through Park Güell, a public park in the city consisting of beautiful architecture, lush green gardens and mosaics sprawled throughout the premises. Not only will you get to admire Gaudi’s fantastic masterpiece in this location, but you can take time to relax and observe local life. However, something to note for first-timers: although a portion of the park is free to all guests, those who are interested in getting access to the monumental zone will need to pay a fee. We recommend joining in on a tour to get the most out of your visit and to to learn more about the artists’ inspiration and more!

Getting there: Walk 10 minutes to Sant Antoni Maria Claret-Lepant bus stop and ride the bus for around 15 minutes. Get off at 5 Ctra del Carmel - Parc Guell and walk just 1 minute to the park’s entrance. 1550-1700: Discover the first Address: Park Guell, 08024 Barcelona, Spain ever home Antoni Gaudi Opening Hours: Daily 8am-9:30pm designed - Casa Vicens

The third stop on your Gaudi expedition is Casa Vicens! This mudejar-inspired home is the first house Gaudi had ever designed, and now functions as a museum guests can explore. With Klook, you can get skip-the-line access to marvel at the the art nouveau interior, libraries, and gardens which all contributed to Casa Vicens recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Getting there: Walk 12 minutes via Travessera de Dalt, Pl. de Lesseps and Avinguda del Address: Carrer de les Carolines, 20, 08012 Barcelona, Spain Princep d’Asturies Opening Hours: Daily 10am-8pm DAY 1 | Gaudi & Passeig de Gracia

1730-1800: Grab a quick cup of joe at Onna Cafe

After all of that exploring, we’re sure you’re in dire need of some refreshments! Drop by Onna Cafe, a popular coffee shop and bakery in Barcelona, for some freshly baked goodies and a good ‘ol cup of joe!

Getting there: Walk to Guillem Tell bus stop and ride the bus for 8 minutes. Get off at Diagonal - Pau Claris stop and walk around 5 minutes to Onna Cafe. Address: Carrer de Santa Teresa, 1, 08012 Barcelona, Spain Opening Hours: Wednesday-Monday 8am-7pm | Closed on Tuesdays

1810-1910: Marvel at Casa Mila Pack those pastries to go and make your way to Casa Mila, Gaudi’s final residential project which received a lot of criticism due to its wave-like design. If you’re keen to learn more about this rather different project, skip the line with Klook’s audio tour guide and immediately be amazed by the stunning style and method Gaudi used to create the number of exhibits featured in this building.

Getting there: Casa Mila is only a 6 minute walk from Onna Cafe

Address: Provenca, 261-265, 08008 Barcelona, Spain Opening Hours: Daily 9am-8:30pm, 9pm- 11pm DAY 1 | Gaudi & Passeig de Gracia

1920-2020: Explore the grounds of Casa Batllo Straight down from Casa Mila is Casa Batllo - one of Passeig de Gracia’s most prominent landmarks. It’s quite hard to miss this stunning building during the day or night as its distinct shape and design offers a stark difference from the buildings surrounding it - especially when it’s lit up. However, make sure you don’t take too long admiring the exterior - because Casa Batllo’s interior is on another level of beauty! Many would agree, which is why lines to enter tend to be quite long. Fortunately with Klook, you can skip that line and explore the building at your own pace! From stained glass windows to tiled ceramics, this creation is set to blow your mind.

Getting there: Casa Batllo is just 6 minutes away from Casa Mila on foot!

Address: Passeig de Gracia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, Spain Opening Hours: Daily 9am-9pm DAY 1 | Gaudi & Passeig de Gracia

2020-2130 Shop til you drop at Passeig de Gracia Now that you’re done admiring Antoni Gaudi’s architectural masterpieces, treat yourself to a bit of a shopping spree at Passeig de Gracia! The best part? Stores are upon quite late, so you don’t need to restrict yourself to how much time you want to spend in one store. To those who don’t know, Spain is home to some of the most influential names in fashion - Getting there: whether that be high-end or street style Head out of Casa Batllo and you’re on fashion. So if you’re a fan of brands like Passeig de Gracia Zara and Mango, you’re sure to bag the best deals in this part of the city!

2130: Eat your weight in tapas at El Nacional

After a long day of sightseeing, walking and some shopping - it’s time to cap off your night with several plates of tapas and a glass or two of Sangria at El Nacional. However, if you’re palette isn’t exactly looking for Spanish cuisine - fret not! El Nacional is a multi-culinary zone featuring various cuisines and delicacies.

Getting there: El Nacional is just a 2 minute walk from Casa Batllo

Address: Passeig de Gracia, 24 Bis, 08007 Barcelona, Spain Opening Hours: Sunday-Thursday 12pm-2am | Friday-Saturday 12pm-3am DAY 2 OVERVIEW

Time Activity How To Get There

1130-1230 Grab some brunch at La Boqueria Take the train to Liceu (Green Line, L3) and walk 2 min to Mercado de La Boqueria

1230-1430 Explore La Rambla Right outside La Boqueria

1430-1445 Walk to Museu Picasso

1445-1645 Immerse yourself in 20th-century art at Museu 11 minute walk from La Rambla Picasso

1645-1845 Stroll down Passeig del Born Around the corner from Museu Picasso

1845-1915 Travel to Palacio del Flamenco

1915 Enjoy an authentic Spanish dinner and a Flamenco Take the bus to Aribau-Corsega show at Palacio del Flamenco and walk 4 minutes to Palau del Flamenc DAY 2 | La Rambla & Museu Picasso

1130-1230: Feast on a round of tapas at La Boqueria No trip to Barcelona is complete without a visit to the famous La Boqueria Market in La Rambla. Whether you’re on a hunt for some tasty cured meats, or shopping for some organic produce, La Boqueria has it all for you! One great thing about this market is that you can make a meal out of all the free taste tests each stalls offers. But, if in case you’re still hungry after walking through the endless rows of food, you’d be glad to know that there are a number of tiny bars located at the back of the market!

Getting there: Hop on to your nearest station and map out your travels towards Liceu (Green Line, L3), which is the nearest metro line to La Boqueria market!

Address: La Rambla, 91, 08001 Barcelona, Spain Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 8am-8pm | Closed on Sunday and Monday

1230-1330: Take a stroll down La Rambla Once you’ve eaten your weight in tapas, it’s time to walk it all off! Right when you exit La Boqueria, you’ll find yourself in La Rambla - one of Barcelona’s most famous commercial areas filled with boutiques and restaurants. However, you don’t have to shop or eat to enjoy this quaint tree-line avenue! The local musicians and artists are surely enough to keep you entertained!

Getting there:

La Boqueria is located on La Rambla! DAY 2 | La Rambla & Museu Picasso

1445-1645: Immerse yourself in 20th Century art at Museu Picasso After you’ve explored La Rambla, why not explore the city’s art scene? Barcelona was the home of legendary artist Pablo Picasso, so if you’re interested in learning more about his art, there’s no better place to visit than the Museu Picasso! Apart from holding the largest collection of Picasso’s works, guests can also expect the museum to feature beautiful courtyards and interior.

Getting there: Museo Picasso is only an 11 minute walk from La Rambla! Address: Carrer Montcada, 15-23, 08003 Barcelona, Spain Opening Hours: Tuesday-Wednesday; Friday-Sunday 9am-8:30pm | Mondays 10am-5pm | Thursday 9am-9:30pm

1645-1845: Get a glimpse of local life at Passeig del Born Just right across the corner from Museu Picasso is Passeig del Born, a quaint neighborhood that dates back to the 13th century. El Born, as it’s more commonly called, is favored by the locals thanks to its home-grown boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. This side of town is also home to the Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar and a famous fruit and vegetable market called Mercat del Born.

Getting there: Passeig del Born is right around the corner from Museo Picasso DAY 2 | La Rambla & Museu Picasso

1915: Experience a unique Flamenco show with a side of tapas at Palacio del Flamenco!

End the night at Palacio del Flamenco and enjoy a Flamenco show along with an authentic Spanish dinner! Flamenco is described by the UNESCO as an untouchable cultural heritage that features a complete musical ensemble, dance and pure emotion. With Klook’s exclusive Palacio del Flamenco promo, not only will you enjoy dinner with a unique Flamenco show featuring 14 bailaor and bailaoras, but you also have the option to join in on a Flamenco dancing class to learn some new moves to bring to the dancefloor!

Getting there: Walk to the Via Laietana - Jutjats bus stop and ride the bus for 12 minutes. Get off at Aribau - Còrsega and walk 4 minutes to Palau del Flamenc

Address: Palacio del Flamenco, Carrer de Balmes 139, 08008 Barcelona, Spain Opening Hours: Daily 5:30pm-11pm DAY 3 OVERVIEW

Time Activity How To Get There

0645-0845 Travel to Montserrat Meet up with tour guide at Hard Rock Hotel at Placa Catalunya

0845-1130 Discover more about Spain’s history at the Montserrat Monastery

1130-1300 Travel back to Barcelona

1300-1315 Walk to Milk Bar and Bistro for Lunch

1315-1430 Lunch at Milk Bar & Bistro 15 minutes via Avinguda del Portal de l’Angel

1430-1630 Explore the century-old Gothic Quarter Gothic Quarter is just around the corner!

1630-1800 Pack up and head to the Barcelona Sants Railway 30 minute bus ride from Gothic Station Quarter

1800-2100 Travel to Madrid via Eurail

2100 Late dinner at Sramakanda at Madrid Atocha Located inside Madrid Atocha DAY 3 | Montserrat Monastery

0645-1300: Discover more about Spain’s history at the Montserrat Monastery

Wake up for an early morning adventure to the Montserrat Monastery! Make sure to pack up some breakfast and snacks to go as there may not be a lot of breakfast places open as early as 6AM. Once you’re all packed and ready to go, head on over to Hard Rock Cafe at Placa Catalunya to meet up with your tour guide. Once you arrive at Montserrat, you’ll be taken on a tour of the Basilica, the Monastery, the museums in the area, plus liquor and wine tasting! While you’re exploring the Basilica, keep an eye out for a collection of ancient artifacts and paintings dating back to the 13th to the 18th century by artists like Dali, El Greco, Morales, and Caravaggio! It’s going to be quite the journey, so make sure to wear comfortable clothes as well!

Getting there: Join in Klook’s early access tour to Montserrat Monastery and meet up at Hard Rock Cafe at Plaça Catalunya, Barcelona. Take the Metro to Pl. Catalunya Station then walk 300m to the restaurant.

Address: 08199 Montserrat, Barcelona, Spain DAY 3 | Montserrat Monastery

1315-1430: Have breakfast for lunch at Milk Bar & Bistro

At around 1PM, you’ll arrive back in Barcelona - and we’re sure you’ll be quite hungry by this time! Make your way a popular Spanish bistro called Milk Bar & Bistro just 15 minutes from the Hard Rock Cafe drop off point and indulge in all day breakfast favorites and as well as authentic Getting there: From your drop off point at Spanish dishes! Hard Rock Cafe, walk for 15 minutes via Avinguda del Portal de l’Angel to arrive at As for recommendations, their Walnut Banana Milk Bar & Bistro Pancakes and their Eggs Benedict with patatas Address: Carrer d’en Gignas, 21, 08002 Barcelona bravas definitely will not disappoint! Opening Hours: Sunday-Thursday 9am-2am | Friday-Saturday 9am-2:30am

1430-1630: Explore the century-old Gothic Quarter

After a hearty meal, get ready to be transported back in time! Just a couple meters away from the Milk Bar & Bistro, you will find yourself in a completely different dimension with the medieval facades that form the Gothic Quarter. Although we’re sure you’ll be well-entertained just by the quarter’s mesmerizing architecture, the small streets of Barri Gotic are also lined with artisan shops selling leather and jewelry you can bring home for friends and family!

In addition to that, you can’t miss a visit to the Gothic Cathedral, which stands tall in the middle of the Old Town. It’s hard to miss with Getting there: its extravagant exterior, but we promise, the You’ll find that the Gothic Quarter is just right cathedral’s interior will leave you completely around the corner from Milk Bar & Bistro! in awe! DAY 3 | Montserrat Monastery

1920: Say adios to Barcelona and hop on the next train to Madrid!

Pack up everything you’ve shopped, bid goodbye to Barcelona, and hop on to your Eurail train to Madrid! With a 3 Day Eurail pass for Spain, you can easily travel to any point in the country at ease and comfortability! The great thing about the Eurail Pass is that you simply have to fill in your travel diary and present your physical ticket along with your passport with no prior booking needed to get on the train.

Once you arrive at the Barcelona Sants Railway Station, stop by one of cafes or convenience stores for some quick bites before your three-hour long train ride!

Getting there: To give you an idea, the Barcelona Sants Train Station is a 30 minute bus ride from the Gothic Quarter! Address: Barcelona Sants Railway Station, Placa 5 dels Paisos Catalans, 1-7, 08014 Barcelona, Spain

1920: Grab some tapas and sangrias at Samarkanda

Appease those hungry tummies with a delectable meal at Samarkanda! As soon as the train stops at Madrid Atocha, make your way down to the mezzanine area of the train station near the departure area. The restaurant is located nearby the station’s elaborate botanical garden, so it’s pretty hard not to miss! For those itching to eat, their tapas selection and their jamon y queso with stuffed tomato comes highly recommended! Getting there: For your reference, Samarkanda is located inside Address: Estacion de Atocha, Glorieta de Carlos V, Madrid Atocha, just three minutes away from the s/n, 28045 Madrid, Spain front entrance. Opening Hours: Daily 12pm-12am DAY 4 OVERVIEW

Time Activity How To Get There

1000-1100 Breakfast at Plaza Mayor Take the Kintetsu line to Nara station

1100-1300 Ride the Madrid Hop On-Hop Off Bus from Plaza Take the Kintetsu line to Mayor Yamato-Saidaiji Station, 4 minutes walk.

1300-1430 Go on a tour of the Palacio Royal or Royal Palace 10 minute walk from Awogaki of Madrid

1430-1530 Late lunch at El miniBAR 15 minute walk from Nara Park

1530-1550 Make the commute to Park Retiro 15-20 minute walk

1600-1800 Spend your afternoon at Park Retiro 15 minute walk

1800-1830 Commute to Mercado San Miguel 12 minute walk

1830-2000 Shop and dine at the Mercado San Miguel 2 stops on the Kintetsu Nara line to Yamato-Saidaiji Station DAY 4 | Palacio Real & El Retiro Park

1030-1130: Fuel up for a full day ahead and grab some breakfast at Plaza Mayor

There’s no better way to kick off your Madrid escapades than at the heart of the city: at the Plaza Mayor. Visitors are spoilt for choice in this area as it is surrounded by more than enough eateries, local boutiques and landmarks to explore during your visit. As you are starting off your day at the Plaza, we recommend you scan through the available restaurants in the area for a delectable meal of your choice! Since you’re in Madrid, why not dine al fresco and observe local life as you chow down on your breakfast? Sounds like a pretty solid way to start your trip!

Getting there: Take the bus to any of Plaza Mayor’s Bus stops. DAY 4 | Palacio Real & El Retiro Park

1130-1330: Get to know the city of Madrid through a hop on hop off tour

Once you’re fueled up and ready to take on the rest of the day, make your way to the Hop On-Hop Off Sightseeing Bus pick up point and get exploring! The great thing about the Hop On-Hop Off tour buses is that you have full control of what you want to explore. With two bus routes to choose from, you can arrive at any major point in Madrid at absolute ease - from major landmarks like Palacio Real to quaint neighborhoods like Calle Fuencarral.

We recommend staying at the second level of the bus to enjoy unobstructed views of the city! The entire tour would typically take as long as two hours, so sit back, relax and enjoy the ride! When a location or landmarks sparks your interest, you’re free to hop off the bus and explore as long as you’d like. Here’s a map of all the stops for your reference.

Getting there: The Plaza Mayor pick up point for the hop on hop off tour is located at Plaza Mayor 14, which is just a 2 minute walk from the center of Plaza Mayor. DAY 4 | Palacio Real & El Retiro Park

1300-1430: Hop off the Royal Palace Madrid and explore the Spanish Royal family’s residence

Hop off bus stop number 12 and explore the majestic grounds of the Royal Palace Madrid, or Palacio Real as it is locally known. Although this palace is declared the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family, bumping into one of the royal family members is rarer than you think! Palacio Real is the official venue of national ceremonies, banquets, and other state functions, and unless you are given an invite to one of these events, you may need to head to the Palace of Zarzuela to get a glimpse of the Royal family!

However, do not let this discourage you! The Royal Palace is absolutely stunning and is definitely worth a visit! Tourists are welcome to explore the 3000+ rooms, Royal Chapel, banquet halls and the throne room to name a few. Additionally, visitors also get to roam the luscious gardens that surround the palace - namely the Plaza de Oriente and Plaza de Armas!

Klook Tip: Visit on a Wednesday or sunday and catch the changing of the guards at the courtyard!

Getting there: After a comprehensive tour of the city, hop off the bus to Royal Palace Madrid at stop Palacio Real!

Address: Calle de Bailen, s/n, 28071 Madrid, Spain Opening hours: Daily 10am-8pm DAY 4 | Palacio Real & El Retiro Park

1430-1530: Discover local favorites at El miniBAR With half of Madrid checked off your list, it’s time to reward yourself with another delicious meal! To any regular passerby, El miniBAR’s humble facade wouldn’t typically draw in foodies. But this simple little restaurant is favored by many locals for its simple yet flavourful selection. For first timers, we can’t recommend the goat cheese tapa, fajitas and calamari enough. Water it down with a Tinto 5 de Verano or classic mojito and you’re good to go! 1600-1800: Kill some time and Getting there: relax at Retiro Park The Royal Palace of Madrid is just a 5 Get some of those calamares to go and minute walk away from El miniBAR! head over to Retiro Park, or Parque del Address: Calle del Meson de Paños, 1, 28013 Madrid, Buen Retiro, and enjoy some downtime! Spain The gardens of Retiro are comprised of Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am-2am | lakes, trees, lush greenery, and pavilions Fridays 9am-2:30am | Saturdays 12pm-2:30am | such as the Palacio de Cristal - a must visit Sundays 12pm- 2am for any park goer! The name Parque del Buen Retiro translates to Park of Pleasant Retreat, so you will definitely spot a lot of tourists and locals rowing, having a picnic, or reading a book by the steps to unwind and kill time.

Getting there: From El miniBAR, walk about 2 minutes from the Opera station and ride the train to Retiro for 5 minutes. From there just walk 2 minutes to El Retiro Park!

Address: Plaza de la Independencia, 7, 28001 Madrid, Spain DAY 4 | Palacio Real & El Retiro Park

1800 - 1900: Grub on some delicious Spanish cuisine at Mercado San Miguel

Food is a very important aspect of Spanish culture, so we hope by this time, you’ve made some space for some more cured meats and wine! Take the train to Mercado de San Miguel - a popular market-food court filled with, you guessed it, tapas, cured meat, fruits, cheese, liquor and so much more! As it also functions as a food court, you can choose from a variety of stalls available and bring them over to a table and share with your travel buddies!

Getting there: Take the train back to the Opera station and walk about 5 minutes to Mercado de San Miguel

Address: Plaza de San Miguel, s/n, 28005 Madrid, Spain Opening Hours: Sunday-Thursday 10am- 12am | Friday-Saturday 10am to 1am DAY 5 OVERVIEW

Time Activity How To Get There

1000-1100 Breakfast at Expressio Cafe Restaurante 9 minute walk from Madrid Atocha

1100-1130 Travel to Reina Sofia Museum

1130 - 1330 Tour the contemporary art exhibits at Reina Sofia 15 minute walk from the Museum Expressio Cafe

1330 - 1500 Late lunch at NuBel Located inside Reina Sofia Museum

1500-1530 Make your way to Prado Museum

1530-1730 Explore one of the country’s world-class art 13 minute walk via Paseo del museums at Prado Museum Prado

1730-1800 Travel to Bernabéu Stadium

1800-1900 Take a tour of the legendary home of Real Madrid Take the bus towards Plaza at Bernabéu Stadium Castilla and get down at Santiago Bernabéu

1900-1930 Travel to the Temple of Debod

1930-2100 Picnic dinner by the Temple of Debod 15 min walk from Plaza de Espana DAY 5 | Art Museums & Bernabéu Stadium

1000-1100: Start your day with a delicious breakfast over at Expressio Cafe Restaurante

Start off the day with a hearty breakfast from Expressio Cafe! Locals and tourists alike find themselves coming back to this restaurant thanks to its jamon eggs benedict, salmon flatbread, and caprese salad to name a few. As it is located just right outside the Jardin Botanico and Retiro Park, we definitely recommend dining alfresco for this cafe! 2 Getting there: Take the train to Atocha station and 1000-1100: Explore the exhibits of walk 9 minutes via Paseo del Prado Reina Sofia Museum towards Expressio Cafe Restaurante

Address: 9, Calle Espalter, 28014 Madrid, Spain Madrid is known for its spectacular art scene, Opening Hours: Sunday-Thursday, Saturdays which is why you should dedicate a whole day 10am-12am| Friday 10am-1am to exploring several of its highly acclaimed museums! First stop: Reina Sofia Museum. This museum houses a wide range of contemporary works of art by Spanish artists from the 20th century, specifically, expressionist and impressionist artworks. Art aficionados will be delighted to know that the museum holds some of the world’s most coveted pieces done by artists like Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, and Joan Miro to name a few.

Getting there: It only takes about 11-15 minutes to walk to Reina Sofia from the restaurant if you pass Paseo del Prado

Address: Calle de Santa Isabel, 52, 28012 Madrid, Spain Opening Hours: Sunday-Monday, Wednesday-Saturday: 10am-9pm | Closed on Tuesdays DAY 5DAY | Art Museums 5 | Day &Trip Bernabéu to Kyoto Stadium

1330-1550: Delight in a fusion of Spanish delicacies at NuBel

After your tour of Reina Sofia, grab some snacks over at NuBel to gear up for your next museum tour! Since the restaurant is located within the museum, you can expect the interior to be just as beautiful as the galleries!

Address: Calle Argumosa 43, Museo Reina Sofia, 28012 Madrid, Spain Opening Hours: Sunday-Monday, Wednesday: 9am-1am | Thursdays 9am-2am | Friday-Saturday 9am-2:30am | Closed on Tuesdays

1530-1730: Discover Spain’s largest art collection at the Prado Museum Check off another museum off your list and visit Spain’s most important museum - Prado Museum. It houses a wide collection of European art, namely those of Goya, Raphael, and Bosch to name a few. However, since the Prado Museum is quite elaborate, we recommend doing a bit of research as to what exhibits or specific artworks you want to check out!

As this is one of Spain’s most popular museums, you can expect it to have extremely long queues. But if you avail of Klook’s fast track pass to Prado Museum, you can skip those lines and jump right into the galleries you’re itching to explore

Getting there: To arrive at the Prado Museum, walk 13 minutes via Paseo del Prado

Address: Paseo del Prado, s/n, 28014 Madrid, Spain Opening Hours: Sundays 10am-7pm | Monday-Saturday 10am-8pm DAY 5DAY | Art Museums5 | Day Trip & Bernabéu to Kyoto Stadium

1800-1900: Ignite the Real Madrid fan in you and take a tour of the Bernabéu Stadium With your art walk done, it’s time to explore a different side of Madrid! Apart from Madrid’s world-class museums, the city is also widely known to host one of the most-loved football clubs in the world - Real Madrid! Football fans are in for a treat because with Klook’s exclusive entry pass to Bernabeu Stadium, visitors can get access to dressing rooms, pass through the Player’s Tunnel and even view the Trophy Room!

Getting there: Take the bus from Museo Del Prado station towards Plaza Castilla and get down at Santiago Bernabeu. From there, the stadium should just be a minute walk away.

1930-2100: Enjoy a sunset picnic at Temple of Debod Make your way to Temple of Debod from Bernabeu and catch the sunset at this hilltop location. Make the experience even better and grab some food to go for a simple picnic by the surrounding gardens.

Getting there: Catch the Puerta del Sur bus from the Santiago Bernabeu stop and get off at Plaza de Espana. From there, walk around 15 minutes to the Temple of Debod. Address: Calle Ferraz, 1, 28008 Madrid, Spain Opening Hours: Saturday and Sunday: 9:30AM-8PM | Tuesday to Friday: 10AM-2PM, 6PM-8PM | Monday: Closed DAY 6 OVERVIEW

Time Activity How To Get There

0630-0900 Take the earliest train out to Seville via Eurail

0930-1130 Take a tour of the Real Alcazar Take the aeropuerto Plz.armas bus to Prado San Sebastian (Carlos V)

1130-1330 Explore the Seville Cathedral and Giralda Tower Right across the Real Alcazar

1330-1630 Late Lunch at Barrio Santa Cruz Right in front of the Seville Cathedral

1630-1700 Commute to Plaza de Espana

1700-1830 Observe local life at Plaza de Espana Take bus going to Prado de San Sebastian

1830-2000 Watch the sunset at the Metropol Parasol Take bus going to Maria Auxiliadora (Puerto Osario)

2000 Catch the train to Madrid Take bus to Jose Laguillo DAY 6 | Seville Day Trip

0630-0900: Get the earliest train out to Seville via EuRail

Get up bright and early to catch the first train out to Seville! The charming little town in the province of Andalusia is one city you cannot miss on your tour of Spain. Seville is packed with so much culture and stunning architecture that’ll leave every traveller in awe of its charm. Getting there:

The most common route to Seville is from Make sure to log your trip onto your Madrid’s Atotcha station. However, there are travel diary and present your physical several stations located in Madrid so make Eurail ticket with passport when asked! sure to double check! The trip will take approximately 2 and a half hours, so make sure to grab some 2 food in the station before you go!

0900-1130: Alcazar Visit No trip to Seville is complete without a visit to the Real Alcazar de Seville! It’s considered the most significant tourist destination in the city, and for good reason! Anybody who walks into this palace will absolutely be floored by its design - from the courtyards to the its landscaped gardens! Game of Thrones fans will be thrilled to know that several episodes will filmed in this very site, so feel free to geek out!

Join in on a tour of the Alcazar and get fast track access with Klook! Not only will you get to skip the long lines, but your tour guide will fill you in on the palace’s history and cool trivia along the way.

Address: Patio de Banderas, s/n, 41004 Sevilla, Spain Opening Hours: Daily 9:30am-5pm | Tour begins at 9:30am DAY 6 | Seville Day Trip

1145-1330: Be mesmerized by the enchanting Seville Cathedral

If you thought the Real Alcazar was beautiful, prepare yourself for the Seville Cathedral! Every inch of this cathedral is carved to perfection, and its intricate detail will stun you even from afar. The cathedral is located across the courtyard, so it won’t take long to get there from the Alcazar. With Klook, you can get skip-the-line access to the Seville Cathedral, plus the Giralda tower! In addition to that, your tour guide will provide you with fun tidbits about the cathedral which you may not come across anywhere else! However as this is still a sanctuary for many, remember to respect the rules of the cathedral and those participating in a service.

Getting there: Address: Av. de la Constitución, s/n, 41001 Sevilla, Spain The Seville Cathedral is located just right Opening hours: Mondays 11AM to 3:30PM | across from the entrance of the Real Tuesdays-Saturday 11AM to 5PM | Sundays 2:30PM to Alcazar 6:30PM

1330-1630: Grab a late lunch at Barrio Santa Cruz

After your tour of the Seville Cathedral, grab some lunch at Barrio Santa Cruz! This former Jewish Quarter is located literally right outside the cathedral, so if you’re starving, don’t fret! This neighborhood is filled with many local eateries that will definitely satisfy your cravings. After your lunch, make sure to do a bit of exploring through the Barrio’s small alleyways! You’ll be surprised with the gems you’ll be able to find.

Getting there: Barrio Santa Cruz is located just right outside the Seville Cathedral DAY 6 | Seville Day Trip

1700-1830: Observe local life at Plaza de España

Take a break from the Barrio Santa Cruz and stroll through the idyllic Plaza Espana. As soon as visitors step into this square, they’ll surely be enamored by its captivating Moorish design. With the park’s unique set of hand painted ceramics, flamenco street dancers, horse-drawn carriages, and venetian inspired canals, it’s hard not to fall in love with this side of town.

Getting there: Travelling to the Plaza Espana from Barrio Santa Cruz will take around 15 to 20 minutes. You will need to walk towards the Archivo de Indias bus stop and hop on the next bus going towards San Bernardo and get dropped off at Prado de San Sebastian. Form there, Plaza de Espana is only about 7 minutes away by foot!

Address: Av de Isabel la Catolica, 41004 Sevilla, Spain Opening Hours: Open 24/7 DAY 5 | Seville Day Trip

1830-2000: Catch the sunset at Metropol Parasol Before the sun sets, make your way to Las Setas de Sevilla, or the Metropol Parasol, to witness spectacular views of the city. Also known as “The Mushroom,” this wooden structure, which is located at the old quarter, offers a stark difference from the buildings and facades surrounding it. If you’ve got time, climb up to the top walkway before sunset and watch the city transform at night from the rooftop bar.

Getting there: Take the bus from Museo Del Prado station towards Plaza Castilla and get down at Santiago Bernabeu. From there, the stadium should just be a minute walk away.

2000: Head back to Madrid via Eurail Now that you’ve checked off Seville’s most popular landmarks, it’s time to say goodbye to this quaint Andalusian town and head back to Madrid. The train back will take around 2 and a hald hours so pack some food for your travels and always remember to log your travels onto your Eurail travel diary before departure!

Getting there: From the Laraña bus stop, hop on Poligono Sur and get dropped off 4 stops later at Jose Laguillo which is just right outside the Santa Justa station. DAY 7 OVERVIEW

Time Activity How To Get There

1000-1100 Breakfast at Chocolateria de San Gines Take the bus towards the Sol or Plaza Mayor bus stop

1100-1300 Explore Puerto de Sol and Calle Preciados 4 minute walk

1300-1430 Lunch at Mercado de la Reina at Gran Via 8 minute walk

1430-1700 Shop your favorite international brands at Gran Via Mercado de la Reina is located in Gran Via

1800 Head to the airport via Airport Transfer DAY 7 | Puerto de Sol & Gran Via

1000-1100: Breakfast at Chocolateria de San Gines

While the rest of the world has churros for dessert, the Spaniards are doing it right and having it for breakfast! And since you’re in Madrid, do like the Spaniards do and have a couple of churros for breakfast! Served with a generous amount of chocolate on the side, this delectable breakfast option will surely satisfy all your sweet tooth cravings! Chocolateria de San Gines has been a staple breakfast spot for many Madrileños, so we’re sure their food, churros aside, will not disappoint!

Getting there: Hop on the bus towards the Sol or Plaza Mayor bus stop!

Address: Pasadizo de San Gines, 5, 28013 Madrid, Spain Opening Hours: 24/7 DAY 7 | Puerto de Sol & Gran Via

1100-1300: Explore Puerto de Sol and Calle Preciados

Once you’re done with breakfast, make your way to the famous Puerto de Sol to kickstart your final day in Madrid! This square is very popular amongst tourists as it connects two major shopping streets in the city - Gran Via and Preciados Street. However, before you run off to the stores, try and locate the famous Kilometer Zero stone slab located in the square. This stone slab indicates the very official starting point of Madrid’s national roads, so once you find it - don’t forget to take a photo of it!

For local boutiques and unique finds, there’s Getting there: no better place to explore and shop than Chocolateria de San Gines is just a 4 Preciados Street! If you’re looking for some minute walk from Kilometer Zero items to bring home as gifts for friends and family, you’re undoubtedly find some cool things in this part of town! DAY 7 | Puerto de Sol & Gran Via

1300-1430: Stop by Mercado de la Reina for an authentic Spanish Lunch

Take a break from your shopping extravaganza and feast on some delicious Spanish-Mediterranean dishes at Mercado de la Reina! As it is a tapas bar, their tapas come highly recommended - and at unbeatable prices!

Getting there: Turn right to Calle Gran Via from Preciados and walk for around 8 minutes until you see Mercado de la Reina!

Address: Calle Gran Via, 12, 28013 Madrid, Spain Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am-2am | Fridays 9am-2:30am | Saturday 10am-2:30am | Sundays 10am-2am DAY 7 | Puerto de Sol & Gran Via

1430-1700: Shop your favorite international brands at Gran Via

Make sure you’re fueled up for a walkathon through the shops in Gran Via! As previously mentioned, Spain is home to some of the world’s leading luxury, high-end, and mid-range clothing brands like Zara, Mango, and Desigual to name a few. Since these are considered to be local Getting there: brands, you’re sure to get them much Mercado de la Reina is already located at Gran cheaper as compared to back home! Via!

1800: Pack up and head to the airport via airport transfer Make sure you’re fueled up for a walkathon through the shops in Gran Via! As previously mentioned, Spain is home to some of the world’s leading luxury, high-end, and mid-range clothing brands like Zara, Mango, and Desigual to name a few. Since these are Getting there: considered to be local brands, you’re sure to No matter where you’re departing from, with get them much cheaper as compared to Klook’s airport transfer, you’re sure to arrive back home! before your scheduled flight with no hassle!