My spain itinerary
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My spain itinerary
I'm planning a last minute trip to Spain in October. Here's my tentative plan, let me know what you think.
Barcelona 4 days
Granada 2 days
Seville 5 days (with a day trip to Cordoba)
Madrid 4 days
Day 1: Arrive in Barcelona
Day 2: Barcelona
Day 3: Barcelona
Day 4: Barcelona
Day 5: Barcelona
Day 6: Fly to Granada.
Day 7: Granada.
Day 8: Bus to Seville.
Day 9: Seville
Day 10: Seville
Day 11: Seville
Day 12: Daytrip to Cordoba
Day 13: Train to Madrid
Day 14: Madrid
Day 15: Madrid
Day 16: Madrid
Day 17: Fly home
Barcelona 4 days
Granada 2 days
Seville 5 days (with a day trip to Cordoba)
Madrid 4 days
Day 1: Arrive in Barcelona
Day 2: Barcelona
Day 3: Barcelona
Day 4: Barcelona
Day 5: Barcelona
Day 6: Fly to Granada.
Day 7: Granada.
Day 8: Bus to Seville.
Day 9: Seville
Day 10: Seville
Day 11: Seville
Day 12: Daytrip to Cordoba
Day 13: Train to Madrid
Day 14: Madrid
Day 15: Madrid
Day 16: Madrid
Day 17: Fly home
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Your trip sounds absolutely perfect!
We recently did a similar tour with a few variations: We spent 3 nights in Granada because we wanted to visit the Alhambra twice over two days. We also stayed a night in Cordoba, but the only real benefit was seeing the mezquita at the end of the day after the crowds disperse (it will be just you and a few guards). But this can easily be achieved without having to stay overnight.
Have a great trip!
We recently did a similar tour with a few variations: We spent 3 nights in Granada because we wanted to visit the Alhambra twice over two days. We also stayed a night in Cordoba, but the only real benefit was seeing the mezquita at the end of the day after the crowds disperse (it will be just you and a few guards). But this can easily be achieved without having to stay overnight.
Have a great trip!
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Good plan. 4 nights may be a little tight for Barcelona assuming you'll have jetlag and it probably won't give time for any daytrips. But I wouldn't cut time in Sevilla (or Madrid) to add. So with the # of days you have I think you've approached the itinerary very well.
Have a wonderful trip!
Have a wonderful trip!
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Thank you for your replies. CahtyM I actually have 5 nights in Barcelona.
Two more questions:
1-Do I need to prebook anything beside La Sagrada Familia, Casa Batllo and Alhambra?
2-I can add a day to my trip. Would you recommend a day trip to Ronda, hence 6 days in Seville? I feel a bit guilty for going all the way to Andalucia and not seeing a white village.
Two more questions:
1-Do I need to prebook anything beside La Sagrada Familia, Casa Batllo and Alhambra?
2-I can add a day to my trip. Would you recommend a day trip to Ronda, hence 6 days in Seville? I feel a bit guilty for going all the way to Andalucia and not seeing a white village.
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I'd either add a day to Barcelona in order to give a day to recover from jetlag. Or add a day to Sevilla and do another daytrip. Using public transportation you could easily visit Ronda or Arcos. Or you could take a daytrip to Jerez to visit a sherry bodega and appreciate the guitar and flamenco culture in this city. Or head to Cadiz for a day. Osuna, Carmina and Ecija are smaller towns that also make good Daytrips as does Sanlucar f you want to visit a manzanilla bodega and see a little coast.
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KM; If you happen to be in Madrid on a Sunday, consider a buffet at the Westin Palace.
We only had mini sandwiches and a cheese tray with wine. Included were the usual mixed nuts/olives and a basket of six small rolls. Plenty for lunch.
What was incredible, there were two opera singers between 2-4pm and it was a lovely afternoon. They were about 10-15 feet away. Happens every Sunday.
Total cost was 53 euros.
We only had mini sandwiches and a cheese tray with wine. Included were the usual mixed nuts/olives and a basket of six small rolls. Plenty for lunch.
What was incredible, there were two opera singers between 2-4pm and it was a lovely afternoon. They were about 10-15 feet away. Happens every Sunday.
Total cost was 53 euros.