Top Spain Audio Guides

Gain access to the magnificent Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with this timed-entry ticket paired with a premium audio guide. Explore the Alcazaba fortress, Generalife Palace, and the Palace of Charles V at your own pace, with expert storytelling and GPS navigation enhancing your journey. This self-guided experience allows for independent exploration, ensuring you can appreciate the rich history and architecture without the constraints of a group tour. Designed for all ages, this ticket provides the freedom to discover Granada's treasures thoroughly and comfortably. - Timed-entry access to the Alhambra complex, including key areas - Premium audio guide with expert commentary and digital navigation - Self-paced exploration for 2–4 hours, accommodating individual interests - Available in multiple languages, ensuring accessibility for diverse visitors

Enjoy a Guided Tour with Cheese Pull and Pairing in the first beer museum in Spain integrated in the active factory of Estrella Galicia in A Coruña. It is a sensory and experiential tour of the 8 sectors of the museum in which to discover the origins of beer, the raw materials we use for its brewing, the process of brewing, packaging and distribution, to finish with a vision of advertising and sponsorship of Estrella Galicia at all levels. When you arrive at a tasting room, we will teach you to throw a rod through our Perfect Service and you will enjoy a tasting of 5 Galician cheeses and 5 of our Galician Star beers. In the last sector of store, you will receive a Welcome Gift Pack that includes a Galician Star Cup, a MEGA fabric bag, a virtual tasting 1906 and a wooden MEGA opener. A 100% Galician experience! *Guided tours in Spanish

Exploring northern Spain’s rugged coastline can be difficult without a car to get you from place to place. This full-day tour makes it easy, with transport along the Marina Lucense to highlights such as Cathedral Beach. Visit Tapia de Casariego, cross to Pancha Island, and end in Rinlo, with hotel pickup ensuring a seamless experience from the start.

Madrid’s Prado Museum (Museo Nacional del Prado) is home to one of the most important art collections in the world, but its long lines to enter and vast size can be discouraging. Zip past the crowds and follow your guide to admire masterpieces by Velázquez, el Greco, Goya, Tiziano, Rubens, and others in less than two hours with this skip-the-line tour available in English, Spanish, and Italian.

This tour is a great choice for travelers interested in historic sites. Save time waiting in long visitor lines with a skip-the-line entrance ticket to the stunning complex of Alhambra included. Explore the palace complex and Generalife with a guide, so you don’t get lost. Your guide enhances your day with stories about the history, art, culture, and mysteries of the palace and surrounding area.

Discover Menorca from a different perspective—and see marine wildlife up close—on this glass-bottom boat tour from the Port of Mahón. Step aboard a catamaran, sail through Mediterranean waters, and observe the landscape beneath from the vessel’s glass viewing panels. Explore the historic harbor from the water and learn about the area’s history, culture, and architecture along the way.

Come to Funtuktuk and you will see Valencia in a different way, the guides are from the city and in addition to explaining the monuments where you will pass, they can offer all kinds of information of the city (restaurants, museums, leisure, where to buy and the nightlife of this endearing city). Also, if you like music, your Tuktuk have a formidable audio equipment where you can, if you wish, put your favorite music list, while enjoying the views of Valencia. We wait for you!

The Sagrada Familia attracts droves of admirers from across the world, but with skip-the-line admission included with this tour, you don’t have to wait in the crowd. Instead, get straight to exploring the unfinished masterpiece by famed architect Antoni Gaudí. Along the way, learn about the church’s details, symbolism, and construction from your guide—a lot of things go unnoticed on your own.

Set your own sightseeing schedule in Santander with a City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour. Explore the Spanish city aboard an open-top, double-decker bus with a 24-hour pass. See Santander Cathedral, Cantabrian Maritime Museum, Paseo Pereda, and El Sardinero beach, hopping on and off at any of the 10 well-placed stops around the city. You’ll also benefit from onboard audio commentary.

Explore the Costa de Morte and several stops along the way, without having to self-drive, during this handy full-day tour from Santiago de Compostela. Relax in air-conditioned comfort as someone else tackles the roads, and learn about the history of the ancient Roman road—and why Finisterre was once believed to be the end of the world. Visit fishing villages, lookout points, waterfalls, and more.

Watching a traditional Flamenco performance is a highlight of any visit to Andalucia and this 1.5-hour dinner show is located in one of Granada’s most spectacular venues. Take your seats in the atmospheric cave restaurant of El Templo del Flamenco, tuck into a delicious 2- or 5-course dinner, and be entertained by a thrilling live flamenco show.

Cadaqués is one of the most popular resorts along the Costa Brava, known for its whitewashed buildings, pebble beaches, and as the former home of artist Salvador Dalí. On this tour, take the most scenic route to Cadaqués from Roses and cruise along the Cap de Creus peninsula. Land in Cadaqués and enjoy free time to explore the village, take a swim, or visit the Salvador Dalí Museum (own expense).

Set sail along one of the most scenic stretches of the Costa Brava on this catamaran tour. Cruise around the beaches, sea cliffs, and coves of the Cap de Creus Nature Park, Cap Norfeu, and Cala Jóncols bay. Along the way, spot landmarks such as Punta Falconera, ‘The Cat’ rock, and Tamariu cave.

Enter Gaudí's whimsical universe on this small-group tour to three of Barcelona's iconic houses. In a city known for its architecture, it’s easy to overlook some of the must-see masterpieces. This curated journey takes in Casa Vicens, La Pedrera, and Casa Batlló, and includes fast-track admission to bypass those endless tourist lines. Enjoy guided access to Gaudí's creations, including a secret garden and gravity-defying rooftop.

Discover the rich history of Toledo–and take the guesswork out of sightseeing–on this tour, focused on the legends and stories of the city of three cultures. Explore on foot, pass by monuments including the Alcázar and Mezquita de Tornerias, and turn corners you might otherwise have missed. Walk through Christian, Jewish, and Muslim areas and learn about culture, architecture, and local traditions along the way.

Beat the daytime crowds and the Alcázar before it officially opens to the public on this early morning group tour. With skip-the-line entry, meet your guide outside before heading straight inside and to the historical palace's highlights. Learn all about its history and cultural significance as you go, and enjoy the rare opportunity to admire its rooms when they’re relatively empty.

Soccer enthusiasts won’t want to miss a guided tour of Madrid’s Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, the home stadium of Real Madrid. Whether you support the local team or another, this one-hour tour is a great way to get a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most important teams in the world. Visit one of the towers for a sweeping view of the stadium, check out the impressive trophy room, and more.

Discover a different side of Menorca—and enjoy a more active experience than many other sightseeing cruises—on this half-day boat tour, including stops for swimming and snorkeling. Set sail from Fornells, explore the waters of the marine reserve around the island’s north coast, and enjoy plenty of photo opportunities with picturesque coastline views. Along the way, take a dip and snorkel with all your equipment included.

Experience Spain's storied flamenco traditions during your time in Barcelona with this package. Head to one of the city's most authentic and historic tablaos, an intimate family-run venue with over 55 years of history in the heart of La Rambla and admire the professional dancers and musicians as they capture the essence of this Spanish art form. Choose from several available options (each including entry to the show): drinks-only, dinner (with a buffet of Spanish dishes), or tapas, which suits you best. This tablao has been awarded as the best in the world in 2025.

Treat yourself to a night of fiery Catalan flamenco at Theatre Flamenco Barcelona City Hall, a historic 19th-century theater. Featuring some of the most talented dancers on the local scene, the show strips the flamenco back to its authentic roots with punchy guitar solos, face-to-face duels, and singing. Choose your seating area, show time, and included drink option when you book online.

Sail past long lines of tourists trying to gain entry to Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia on this priority access tour of the modernist masterpiece. Accompanied by a guide, head straight inside to get fascinating insight into the history of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed cathedral. Admire the opulent ceilings and stained-glass windows while learning about the building’s charismatic creator. Visit the museum to see exhibits on the cathedral’s history and observe original plaster models and design sketches.

San Sebastian’s architecture and golden sands look their best from the water. Experience them for longer when you join this intimate cruise that covers not just San Sebastian’s bay but the bay of Pasaia. Soft drinks, a Polaroid photo, and Wi-Fi are included, as well as a downloadable audio guide. Upgrade for the sunset tour, which is longer than the morning or afternoon cruises, and features a glass of cava.

Explore two of Madrid’s top sights in just half a day on this immersive, informative tour. In the morning, meet your guide outside the Monument to Felipe IV, enter with skip-the-line tickets, and discover masterpieces from artists like Goya, Rubens, and Velázquez. Next, spot landmarks like the Casa de Cervantes en route to the Royal Palace of Madrid, a regal marvel that’s still home to the Spanish royal family today.