Home of the Explorers and Conquistadors

Barcelona and Madrid

March 29 - April 4, 2009 (8 days)
from approx. $1,781 pp/do plus airfare and taxes
single supplement available
Tour operator: Monograms/Avalon

Spain unveils her spectacular panoramas with a warmth and verve few destinations can match. A country with a tumultuous past, Spain is influenced by North African, Celtic, Greek, and Roman cultures, and is infused with lively and colorful people, interesting museums, and fascinating landmarks. On this wonderful journey, tour these two largest cities of Spain and enjoy sightseeing led by local hosts. Start in Barcelona — host of the 1992 Olympic Games and the departure city for Christopher Columbus’ journey to America — and admire the museum works of world-famous artists Gaudi, Picasso, and Miró, or, mix with the locals at La Rambla. Next, travel by train to a strikingly modern Madrid — the capital of Spain since 1561— and enjoy a visit to the world-famous Prado Museum. Enjoy leisure time afterward to absorb the atmosphere of this unforgettable city.

Daily Itinerary

1. take transatlantic flight.
2. arrive in Barcelona, Spain, and stay at the Catalonia Ramblas.
3. stay at the Catalonia Ramblas.
4. stay at the Catalonia Ramblas.
5. travel by train to Madrid and stay at the Husa Princesa.
6. take a Madrid city tour.
7. spend a day at leisure in Madrid.
8. see more of Madrid before returning home.

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