Top Spain Crime Tours in 2026

Málaga is a beautiful Costa del Sol city attracting visitors from across the globe, but some of the guided walking tours can lack a certain excitement. On this immersive morning or afternoon tour, follow clues and crack codes to solve a fictional murder, and see sides of Málaga many visitors miss. In contact with your guide via cell phone, discover top attractions such as the Alcazaba and Picasso's birthplace.

Discover the Dark Side of Madrid: A Journey through Terror and Mystery. Immerse yourself in stories of blood and horror, from the Spanish Inquisition to ghost legends. Witches, Satanic rituals and unsolved mysteries await you on every corner. Prepare for a chilling and unique experience! It’s NOT your typical night tour of myths and legends, WHY?: - Based on HISTORICAL ARCHIVES and REAL EVENTS - Visual support for a better experience - History in theatrical form - Games, interactive activities and challenge Horror and fun shake hands - Tour for adults and children

Plenty of tour itineraries are full of happy facts about past events to be proud of, but gloss over the darker side of the story. This nighttime Barcelona dark history tour doesn’t shy away from the tough stuff, like the Spanish Inquisition—a major chapter in the nation’s history that doesn’t need sugar-coating.

Explore the landmark hailed as one of Gaudi’s most inspired creations on this self-led audio tour of Casa Milà—also known as La Pedrera—in Barcelona. A must-visit for any architecture fan visiting the city, the surreal structure is easy to discover with a prebooked admission ticket. Choose from a range of start times throughout the day, and explore with an accompanying audio guide to learn more.

Immerse yourself in two UNESCO World Heritage–listed cities without worrying about train schedules or parking on this convenient day trip from Madrid. With your guide, savor ancient landmarks and fascinating cultural experiences—including a visit to a Toledo metalworker’s studio. Upgrade to include entrance tickets and/or lunch, for a completely hassle-free day.

A Madrid panoramic tour by open-top double-decker bus is the perfect introduction to this incredible city. You can explore city sights at your own pace. Hear onboard audio commentary and check out Madrid’s many plazas, museums, and theaters with the provided map and guidebook.

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.

See a new side of Catalonia—and explore beyond Barcelona hassle-free—on this small-group full-day tour to Girona and the Costa Brava. In Girona, explore the Old Town on foot and discover many of the city's key landmarks, including the cathedral, which served as the "Great Sept of Baelor" in the hit TV series "Game of Thrones." Next, visit medieval Catalan villages such as Pals and Calella de Palafrugell, and enjoy coastal Mediterranean views along the way.

There are tours that teach monuments. This one shows the hidden scars of Granada. When night falls, the shadows cling to the facades, the bells echo like warnings and, between the alleys of the historic center, there are places where the air seems denser... as if someone was still watching from a window closed centuries ago. Discover the darkest and most mysterious Granada: inquisitors, disappearances, Moorish curses, ghost legends and secrets hidden under its stones. The route starts at Plaza Bib-Rambla and goes through some of the most disturbing corners of the historic center: the Cathedral, Plaza Nueva, old alleys and Paseo de los Tristes, with the illuminated Alhambra watching over us from above. There are stories that only make sense at night, when silence makes any step behind you seem too close. Is it scary? A little. You gonna laugh? Oh, too. Is it for the brave? You'll just have to find out. You dare?

We start at the Plaza del Castillo to enter the old town of Pamplona. We will walk through its cobbled streets discovering secret passages and legends of hidden loves.After walking along Estafeta Street and Plaza Consistorial, where the Chupinazo is born, we will climb the Cuesta de Santo Domingo. There we will meet San Fermin and visit a museum that, according to the story, inhabits a ghost.The tour continues along the walls towards the Cathedral of Santa María la Real, scene of stories about witchcraft and the legend of Theodosio de Goñi. During the walk, we will remember figures like Hemingway before ending in the Bullring with local recommendations.

Rather than just touring the Palau de la Música, immerse yourself in live entertainment with Barcelona’s guitar trio and dancing at the UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its striking architecture. Enjoy an evening of Spanish guitar performed by renowned artists such as Xavier Coll, Ekaterina Záytseva, and Pedro Javier González in one of the city’s most celebrated concert halls.

Feel the passion of Andalucian flamenco at Barcelona’s Tablao de Carmen, one of the city’s best-known ‘tablaos’ or flamenco bars. The electrifying show features flamboyant dancing, singing, clapping, and guitar. Choose from two show times and opt to enjoy tapas, a meal, or a VIP dinner with wine pairing while you watch. Your experience includes admission to the Spanish Village, built in the 1920s to showcase traditional architecture.

Experience an exhilarating flamenco performance at Barcelona’s legendary Tablao Flamenco Cordobes. Cheer on a talented troupe of flamenco dancers as a unique display of agility, passion, and energy is demonstrated on stage. Take in the lively atmosphere of one of Spain’s most famous flamenco venues and opt to enjoy a traditional Spanish buffet or refreshing drink while watching the show.

Discover the highlights of Catalonia—without needing to plan a thing yourself—on this small-group (or private), full-day tour to Girona and Figueres from Barcelona. Uncover ancient Roman history and stroll through the winding medieval streets of one of Europe's best-preserved Jewish quarters in Girona, then visit the Dali Museum in Figueres, birthplace of the groundbreaking surrealist artist.

Discover the dark secrets and legends of Bilbao on this fascinating tour. Starting in front of the Arriaga Theater, you will hear about an unsolved crime and the ghostly presences that inhabit the place. Visit Santiago Cathedral, the Portal of Zamudio and the Parish of Saints John, exploring stories of witches and miracles. As you go, you will discover the haunting “Miracle of Atxuri” and other dark episodes of the city, concluding at the Mercy Bridge, famous for its good luck sculptures. An experience of approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes full of mystery and culture. - 1.45 free tour of Bilbao Explore the history of local crimes and legends - Visit emblematic places such as Santiago Cathedral - Know myths and miracles that have marked the city

After dark, Barcelona comes to life. Lose yourself in the history, flavors, and culture on this small-group food and walking tour, all capped off with a live flamenco show in the city’s Gothic Quarter. Explore highlights of the Old Town safely at night, then taste traditional Catalonian dishes and drinks that you might overlook if alone. Then, complete the two-in-one experience with one of Spain's cultural treasures: a live flamenco show at an authentic tablao theater.

Immerse yourself in the energy of a Gran Gala Flamenco show at Barcelona’s Teatre Poliorama or Palau de la Música Catalana. Revel in a dazzling performance by accomplished flamenco dancers. Select a time and seat convenient to your schedule and budget, then savor a performance. Feel the rhythmic pulsation of stamping feet, and watch the emotion of expert dancers during this classically Spanish spectacle.

Explore the dramatic coastal cliffs of Costa Brava without having to drive yourself on this full-day tour from Barcelona. Costa Brava, which translates to ‘rough coast,’ gained its name from the area’s rocky, jagged coastline, which forms into islets and small coves with crystal-clear waters. Stop in the fishing towns with whitewashed walls and narrow alleyways for an authentic glimpse into local culture, and venture out to the rugged coastline and protected parks.