Top Spain Kid-Friendly Tours - page 2

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.

With its futuristic museums and wide open spaces, Valencia is a playground for kids, if you know where to find the best spots. This private family-friendly tour tailors the itinerary to younger travelers to ensure they stay engaged and entertained while exploring the city. Plus, skip-the-line tickets to the Museum of Sciences and Torres de Serranos ensure they don’t get bored waiting in line.

Trace the footsteps of Catalonia’s signature surrealist without worrying about parking or bus schedules on this guided Dalí tour from Barcelona, with different schedules for peak season and the rest of the year. In July-August, you’ll visit the Dalí Theatre-Museum, the Castle of Púbol (own expense), and Sant Marti d'Empuries; the rest of the year, you’ll follow the Theatre-Museum with Cadaqués and the Salvador Dalí House—Portlligat (own expense).

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.

Take a 1.5-hour private guided tour around Madrid’s Prado Museum with a focus on the kids. The children engage in scavenger hunts, games, and other interactive activities as you discover the museum’s masterpieces. See artwork by Bosch, Van der Weyden, Goya, Velazquez, and many more and learn the history of these pieces from your informative guide.

Enjoy the wonderful creatures of the Barcelona Zoo with this one-day admission ticket. Situated in the city's lush Parc de la Ciutadella, the Catalan capital's wildlife refuge is considered the best in all of Spain, playing host to more than 4,000 creatures. Observe animals including monkeys, lions, dolphins and more, all happily at home in their comfy habitats, and discover the history of Snowflake, a rare white gorilla that once called the zoo home.

If you consider yourself an animal lover, Cocodrilo Park offers you an unforgettable experience for you and your whole family. At this zoo, with an extension of + 22,000 square meters, you will find over 500 different animals. Among them, there is the largest exhibit of alligators in all Europe. Some of the animals you can enjoy in the park are meerkats, turtles, lizards, raccoons, several birds, deer, tigers, pigs, pygmy goats, llamas, monkeys and chimpanzees. There is no doubt you will not get bored during your tour.

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 Seville by Segway for a fun and easy way to see the city sights. You'll enjoy views of the river and pass by attractions such as Seville Cathedral and Puerta de Jerez. This is a great way to get oriented with the city at the beginning of your stay.

Take a guided walking tour around Madrid with a family-friendly focus. This 2.5-hour tour covers the city’s main highlights such as Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, the Royal Palace and engages children, and adults, with trivia, games, and scavenger hunts. Learn about Madrid’s rich history from your guide and enjoy a tour that’s fun for the whole family.

Children can get a headstart on their scuba diving experience with this PADI diving course in Grand Canary. Kids join a small group and learn how to breathe underwater with smaller scuba gear. Then, children are paired up with instructors and taken to Puerto de Mogan for an underwater dive no deeper than 6.5 feet (two meters).

Embark on a private gourmet tasting tour through the heart of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, perfect for families and groups of friends eager to explore Spanish gastronomy. Visit La Boquería market to sample top-quality Iberian ham, then wander medieval streets while tasting classic Catalan specialties. Savor pinxos with cider in a cozy, tucked-away tavern, and enjoy delicious tapas, croquettes, and cava in the charming Plaza del Pi. Indulge in a rich crema catalana before ending on a sweet note with churros and hot chocolate at a traditional churrería. Over three immersive hours, your expert guide shares local stories and hidden gems, making this experience a flavorful journey through Barcelona’s culinary heritage and historic atmosphere.

Come face-to-fin with sharks, tropical fish and sea turtles at Palma Aquarium with this family-friendly experience, which includes a skip-the-line ticket and round-trip transport from Palma de Mallorca cruise port or your hotel. Skip the long entrance lines and dive straight into the incredible marine world at Palma Aquarium. Admire vibrant coral reefs, walk through a tunnel that runs through the deepest shark tank in Europe, and get up close to seahorse, stingrays, clown fish and more. Upgrade to include a stopover in Palma.

Relive the Golden Age of the Spanish Empire in the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. The historical complex, located in an exceptionally beautiful hilly site north of Madrid, was built by the enigmatic King Philip II to house the royal mausoleum, the grand basilica providing constant prayer for the kings’ soul, Bourbons Palace with its priceless art collections as well as other buildings of immense beauty. You will get to see The Basilica, the central building of the complex, the Chapter Rooms, the underground Royal Burial Chambers, the Palace Of Prince Philip II, and finally, art in Bourbons Palace

Experience being an Olympian for the day and relive the 1992 Barcelona games. With this visit to the Olympic and Sport Museum you can have fun in the interactive space and discover new skills such as climbing on the climbing wall, propelling yourself in the vertical jump, or facing the Batak. Learn about Olympic heroes of the past and discover the many curiosities of sporting history.