Top Spain Holidays in 2026

Explore Montserrat on a hassle-free day trip from Barcelona that blends transport, sightseeing, and local flavors in one easy package. Take a scenic cogwheel train to the mountaintop monastery, visit the basilica, and sample traditional liquors and artisanal pastries; then customize the rest of your experience to suit your interests with a variety of packages.

Don't waste your time in Madrid in tourist trap bars. This pub crawl takes you to four of the best spots in town, including one of Madrid's hottest nightclubs, to ensure that you have a great night out. Party with like-minded people and enjoy free shots and discounted drinks at each place.

Montserrat sits about an hour outside Barcelona, and the rail-and-funicular connection takes up much of the day. Round-trip transport runs door-to-door from central hotels, leaving time on the mountain rather than in transit. A guide covers the Benedictine monastery, founded in the 11th century, and the basilica at its center, with admission included.

Enjoy the warmth of the evening and see the sun set over the Barcelona skyline on a sailboat in the crystal clear Mediterranean Sea. Look out for marine life like dolphins or even whales, and experience the relaxation of sailing on the calm waters just off the coast. Learn about the local area from your skipper, and swim in the sea if you like.

Taste your way through Madrid’s markets, restaurants, and stylish bars on a hassle-free food tour with tapas included along the way. Along the route, you’ll stop at three authentic local venues — including a traditional tavern and a century-old restaurant — where you’ll enjoy generous portions of real Spanish cuisine, not just finger food. A local guide will introduce you to a wide range of dishes, such as Asturian-style chorizo slow-cooked in cider, stuffed mushrooms, padrón peppers, and meat cheeks with smashed potatoes all paired with wine, beer, or soft drinks.

Skip the tourist traps and dive into the unique culture of Seville, while tasting some of the best tapas the city has to offer on this small-group food tour. Walk the streets as your guide leads you to several bars for an array of food and drinks—more than enough food to compensate for dinner. As you go, learn how to eat and order like a local.

Tuck into tasty tapas and traditional wines on this gastronomic tour of Barcelona. Get the inside scoop on Barcelona’s food scene from a local guide and stop along the way to dine at the city’s best tapas bars. At each restaurant, sample an array of delicious Catalan dishes and regional wines. You can choose between a lunch, afternoon, or evening tour and upgrade to include a flamenco show.

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.

Learn how to cook traditional paella from scratch during this in-person cooking class in Madrid, complete with wine pairings. Make your own paella during this hands-on, half-day class which also includes a hearty meal. Sit down at a communal table for a feast that features Spanish cheese and charcuterie, traditional gazpacho, paella, and classic desserts like churros with chocolate. Sample five different Spanish wines throughout the class.

Visit three wineries and taste more than 10 wines without straying far from Madrid on this tour of the Vinos de Madrid wine region. Accompanied by a specialist guide, explore the vineyards and learn about complex production processes in atmospheric wine cellars. Sample signature wines produced in the area and gain insights into the culinary heritage of Spain’s capital city on this epicurean tour.

Enjoy a peaceful day sailing off the coast of Barcelona on a private cruise. Take the stress out of being on noisy, crowded boats by having a boat to yourself and your group of up to nine people. You won’t have to worry about steering the ship or navigating, as a skipper joins you. See incredible views of Barcelona, enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks, and get the chance to spot local marine life too.

Enjoy a dinner to remember—and discover the highlights of Bilbao’s vibrant food scene—during this small-group food tour. Meet your guide in central Bilbao, and be sure to come hungry: you’ll taste the best of the city’s many pintxos (tapas) bars. Try a number of local bites, learn all about what sets the Basque Country’s culinary offerings apart, enjoy drinks with your nibbles, and follow your guide to locals-frequented favorites.

Discover the famous works of Antoni Gaudi, including the Sagrada Familia, during this tour of Barcelona's architectural highlights. Embark on a guided walking tour of the architect's most important creations, and pass by buildings such as La Pedrera and Casa Batllo. Finally, enjoy skip-the-line access to Sagrada Familia, and opt to explore with a small-group guided tour or an audio guide in your language.

Combine Barcelona's history and classic Spanish tapas for a fascinating experience in the city’s Gothic Quarter. Visit a series of three tapas bars for drinks and food, sipping Catalan wine, cava, and vermouth as a local guide shares stories about Barcelona’s culture, heritage, and ancient history. This walking tour of Barcelona includes drinks and a tapas meal, and a small group makes for a fun, personal experience. Or upgrade to a private tour for a fully personalized experience.

Over three tasty hours, experience four different culinary stops across Barcelona, taking in some of the city’s best tapas—and drink pairings to boot. Doubling as a walking tour through the city’s vibrant neighborhoods, you’ll get to eat, drink, savor, and see Barcelona like a local, making new friends along the way. This tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, with infant seats available, and is offered in English only.

Malaga’s markets, bodegas, bars, and restaurants offer a rich food scene. This small-group tour visits hidden gems and local spots, serving tapas and drinks equivalent to a full meal across at least four stops. Taste traditional and modern Spanish dishes, including local cheeses, chorizo, ham, tortilla, and croquetas, paired with wines like Moscatel and Pedro Ximénez. Your guide shares insights in English and Spanish, helping you explore Malaga’s culinary traditions authentically.

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.

There’s no better way to enjoy a Barcelona sunset than on the water, as the sun sinks below the mountains behind the city. Enjoy the witching hour with a drink in hand from the open bar on this intimate cruise, with a capacity of just 10 travelers in total. You’ll glide along the coast from Port Vell, Barcelona’s old port, savoring Barcelona’s skyline—old and new—as the city lights up for the night.

Explore the landmark hailed as one of Gaudí’s most inspired creations on a self-guided 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 access 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.

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.

Build your wine knowledge with this guided tasting session in Barcelona, so you can order confidently for the rest of your vacation. At a gourmet wine and food store, a sommelier educates your palate and helps you to recognize the subtle flavors of five Catalan wines. Enjoy regional snacks such as bread, cheese, and olives, then take advantage of the chance to buy fine Spanish produce in the store—including wine you won't find back home.

San Sebastian is a great springboard for visiting Spain’s La Rioja, a wine-growing region known for its high-quality red wines. Explore the vine-covered hills on this small-group door-to-door tour, visiting two wineries to see their vineyards and production facilities. At each estate, enjoy a wine tasting to sample different varieties, and finish with a small pintxos lunch paired with local wines in the beautiful town of Laguardia.

Discover the true essence of the FC Barcelona. Visit the Immersive Tour, the new Barça Museum, where through different interactive experiences, you can discover the past, the present and the future of one of the best soccer team in the world.

Explore the Basque coastline and some of its most charming seaside enclaves—Hondarribia, Pasajes de San Juan, and Pasai San Pedro—on this half-day tour from San Sebastian. Opt for a dual-language tour in a larger group, or upgrade to a more intimate small-group tour in either Spanish or English. Small-group tours include 2-way transfers from your San Sebastian hotel or apartment.