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Francisco M.
Hi! My name is Francisco, a tour guide in the city of Segovia. I am in love with my city and this is why I really enjoy showing every corner of Segovia to the visitors who arrive, providing a nice experience for them. My education in tourism and work experience makes me qualified for being a Tour Guide since many years ago. If you want to enjoy a wonderful experience, come explore this city with me. You will be amazed by its beauty!
Albert P.
My name is Albert, I was born in Barcelona, and I'm Economist. I am friendly and respectful. I love food, the photography, and the outdoors. I am a passionate of the History of Barcelona. I have a luxury car, and I can bring you wherever you need, in one of my tours, or in a tailor made transfer. Please ask me for your desired destinations all around Catalonia. Hope to meet you soon.
Anna G.
Hello! I'm Anna, and I've been lucky enough to call being a tour guide my job for nearly five years now. My passion? Meeting people from all over the world and tailoring each experience to fit your unique tastes and interests. My goal is to show you the best that Spain has to offer—from vibrant cities and rich history to stunning nature, local customs, and, of course, the incredible cuisine! Whether you're a history buff, a food lover, or someone who just wants to explore the colors and energy of Spain, I’d love to be your guide on this unforgettable journey. Adventure awaits—let’s discover Spain together!
Uni Z.
Guiding epitomizes the art of sharing, where every interaction enriches life with passion and purpose ;-) Embracing a life of adventure and cultural exploration, I've called Denmark, Germany, Austria, and Ecuador home while pursuing my career in International Commerce. Armed with a Business Degree and a deep love for the great outdoors, I've also taken on the role of an official Hiking and Cycling guide. For the past two decades, Barcelona has been my sanctuary, where I've found joy in immersing myself in its vibrant culture and welcoming atmosphere. Traveling has always been my greatest inspiration, fueling my desire to extend hospitality to others, just as it was graciously extended to me. Among Barcelona's many treasures, I find solace in scaling the majestic cliffs and spires of Montserrat's North face, a natural wonder that never fails to awe me. But equally captivating is the simple pleasure of losing myself amidst the cobblestone alleys of the Gothic quarter, pedaling my way to the tranquil shores of the Mediterranean. My mission is to curate experiences that blend nature, sport, tradition, and history, offering travelers the opportunity to forge lasting memories and connections. Whether it's hiking through rugged landscapes, cycling along scenic routes, or delving into the city's rich tapestry of stories, I'm ready to guide you on an unforgettable journey of discovery.
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Benito G.
Hi, I am a Spanish guide from Valencia and Helsinki. I work as a guide for Spanish, English, and Finnish-speaking groups. I can also speak Catalan, although my native language is Spanish. I have a master's degree in art history from the University of Valencia and completed a professional career in orientation services at Perho (Finland). I also hold a tourist guide certificate issued by the General Directorate of Tourism of the Generalitat, which allows me to work as a guide throughout the Valencian Community. I have two years of experience in the field, and I currently work for various companies. I would like to offer my guiding services to you. For example, I manage the production and implementation of guided services and act as a specialized guide (e.g., bike tours). I am particularly familiar with the destinations of Valencia and Helsinki. In my work, I pay attention to the needs of special groups and safety issues. I also have training as a bus driver and a driving license, which I can use if necessary. As a person, I am a friendly, social interpreter with an entertaining style. I enjoy telling stories and am particularly interested in history, art, and the curiosities that different places hold. I have received excellent feedback from my professors and on my exams for my fun approach to conducting tours and highlighting interesting details. I would be happy to work with you if the situation allows. I would be delighted to tell you more about the services I offer.
Eros F.
My name is Eros and I love to make people happy showing the beauty of our planet. I have been dedicating my las 12 years in organizing tours and experiences for travelers . Started in Australia, then Indonesia and now in this beautiful archipelago of Canary Island. I am based in Lanzarote the little mars on earth.
Federico E.
Though I’m not a Madrid local, I’m deeply passionate about the city, its rich history, and vibrant culture. As a multilingual guide, I specialize in offering unique Tuk Tuk tours that showcase the best of Madrid’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems. My goal is to create unforgettable experiences for visitors, blending storytelling, history, and fun. Let’s explore Madrid together in a way you’ll always remember!
Emmanuel G.
Hi there! I'm Emmanuel Groppa, an Argentinian with a degree in Tourism from the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. With extensive experience in the tourism industry, and more than five years of professional background, I proudly take charge of being an exceptional ambassador for my land and other destinations. My goal is to ensure the absolute comfort of passengers, providing them with unique and unforgettable experiences. Beyond my dedicated service vocation, I consider myself a promoter of incredible experiences that enrich the souls of my clients. I am a very responsible, organized, and charismatic person! LET´S KNOW BARCELONA, YOU´LL FALL IN LOVE OF IT!!
Popular Spain Private Tours
Highlight tour in Segovia
This tour will reach the most emblematic places in Segovia, in addition to some hidden corners that not all tourists are able to discover by themselves. The starting point will be the Azoguejo´s Square, where the ancient Aqueduct of Segovia is located. Afterwards, we will go up the Royal Street and visit every palace as well as the old romanesque churches. Next, we will go through the main square to reach the ending point at the old castle of Segovia, "The Alcázar" (The Snow White Castle).
Highlight tour in Segovia
"Hidden Gems and Highlights of Barcelona"
Join me to explore Barcelona’s iconic highlights and hidden gems! I’ll guide you through Gaudí’s masterpieces and vibrant local neighborhoods, sharing stories, tips, and the city’s unique charm. From must-see landmarks to tucked-away spots only locals know, this tour blends history, culture, and personal touches for an unforgettable experience. Discover Barcelona like a true insider!
"Hidden Gems and Highlights of Barcelona"
Private Barcelona Ebike Tour: Explore, Discover & Savor the City
Welcome to Your Barcelona, a customizable private eBike tour offering an effortless experience. Glide through the historic Gothic Quarter, explore the vibrant streets of El Born, and ride along Barceloneta Beach, enjoying the Mediterranean breeze. Ascend Montjuïc Hill on your eBike, taking in stunning city views, discovering hidden parks, and savoring traditional Catalan flavors at secret bodegas. This tour showcases Barcelona’s history, culture, and charm in a unique and unforgettable way.
Private Barcelona Ebike Tour: Explore, Discover & Savor the City
A FULL DAY IN SEVILLE. Private Walking Tour.
If you're one of those visitants that have all the whole day in Seville, this is the tour for you. You just have to feel like walking, getting to know new things and places and merge with the city's people.
A FULL DAY IN SEVILLE. Private Walking Tour.
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Walking Tour + Thai Massage + Photograph in Barcelona
Start with a 4-hour walking tour through iconic landmarks like the Sagrada Família and charming Gothic Quarter. Our expert guide will share captivating stories, revealing the city’s rich heritage. Next, enjoy a 2-hour photography session, capturing stunning sights and honing your skills with a professional photographer. Conclude with a relaxing 1-hour Thai massage, allowing you to unwind after a day of exploration. This unique blend of adventure and relaxation awaits—book your spot now!
Walking Tour + Thai Massage + Photograph in Barcelona
Valencia's Architecture - Private Walking Tour
Modernism developed across Europe, and Valencia was no exception, reflecting the prosperity of the local bourgeoisie, especially in its architecture. On this tour, we'll visit the Colón Market, a vibrant leisure center, and stroll down Calle de la Paz, where Valencian modernism is showcased in boutiques and bars once frequented by intellectuals. We'll also explore the shopping district and the Central Market before reaching the North Station, known for its Art Deco reception. "Explore the city!"
Valencia's Architecture - Private Walking Tour
Valencian Temples and Markets - 3h Walking Tour
From Gothic to Baroque, Valencian temples reflect eclectic transformations shaped by each era, restorations, and fires that impacted religious architecture. On this tour, you'll explore Valencia's history, the religious area, including the Cathedral of Valencia, home to the Holy Grail. Admire Art Nouveau buildings, Baroque frescoes, and visit the Central Market and Silk Exchange, sites rich in history, fascinating sculptures, and the 7 Deadly Sins. Let’s uncover Valencia’s wonders together!
Valencian Temples and Markets - 3h Walking Tour
Historic City Centre of Valencia - Private Walking Tour
Did you know there was a concentration camp in the heart of Valencia? Even if you're short on time, you'll notice how the squares are key points where political, economic, and religious powers meet. You'll be amazed by the impressive towers and temples, the history of Las Fallas, and the Tribunal de las Aguas. We’ll walk through the city’s founding site, its geographical center, and Europe’s narrowest house. I’ll also share fascinating stories with a touch of humor to make the tour more dynamic.
Historic City Centre of Valencia - Private Walking Tour
Popular Spain Private Cars
Private driver in Barcelona
I will pick you up with my car from your hotel in Barcelona or surroundings (up to 20 km), and then I will drive you to the Barcelona highlights. First we will start from Plaza Espanya, National Palace, will continue to the Olimpic Stadium, the Mirador de l'Alcalde, the Port, the Barceloneta Quarter, La Rambla, Passeig de Gracia, Casa Batlló, Casa Milà, and Sagrada Familia, and finally I will drop you off to yout hotel or apartment.
Private driver in Barcelona
Private Costa Brava Scenic Hike & Medieval Village Culinary Experience
Departing from Barcelona, enjoy a private tour blending Mediterranean beauty with history. Hike along Costa Brava’s stunning coastal trails, uncover hidden coves, and explore medieval villages with cobblestone streets. Conclude with a traditional meal in a local restaurant, savoring the region’s rich flavors—a seamless mix of nature and heritage!
Private Costa Brava Scenic Hike & Medieval Village Culinary Experience
Private tour to Toledo
The Best Private Tour visit Toledo from Madrid in a high-end vehicle, Mercedes or similar with your English or Spanish guide, both at your disposal. Be overwhelmed by the spectacular views of the city over the Tagus River and start with a nice walk through Toledo with our expert local guide continuing through the old Jewish quarter, with its narrow streets. Impressive Cathedral, the Alcazar and much more...
Private tour to Toledo
Teide National Park (northern access)
If you´re staying in the north part of Tenerife, guide will meet you at the place where you´ll stay, to reach the National Park, doing several stops on the way and in the National Park too.
Teide National Park (northern access)
Spain Tour Reviews
Norman Y.
“BEST guide in Segovia”
Spend an amazing morning in Segovia with Francisco. I was visiting Segovia with my wife and teenage son. We were late arriving to Segovia by 45 mins due to some delays in Madrid, Francisco was so understanding and was so gracious to add in extra time pass the agreed upon end time. He is so warm and welcoming and extremely accommodating to our needs. A huge history buff (which I really enjoyed) and a real insightful "local" who has pretty much lived in the area his whole life. Conducted the tour in a very comfortable pace and regularly check in with us. If you are planning for a day trip or a few days stay in Segovia and surrounding area I definitely recommend that you reach out to Francisco. He is simply the BEST!!!!
Fernanda Q.
“Fascinating Guide - Engaging and Thoughtful”
Francisco took my parents around Segovia and they had a fantastic time. He was extremely thoughtful and took into consideration their pace and interests. He was focused and engaged the entire time. It was evident by his presentation that he was well-read and had a deep love and understanding of the city. Would absolutely recommend using Francisco again to experience Segovia in a deeper and meaningful way!
James W.
“A Tour I’ll Never Forget – Thanks to Anna”
I recently had the chance to explore Barcelona with Anna as my guide, and I can honestly say it was one of the best travel experiences I’ve had. She took me through the Gothic Quarter and brought so much depth and insight to what I was seeing. Her knowledge of the city’s history, architecture, and culture is top-notch—but what really stood out was her ability to connect it all in a way that felt personal and engaging. We also visited Gaudí’s house (Casa Batlló), and hearing her explain his work helped me see it through a whole new lens. This house was a massive work of art and an experience that can’t be missed. Anna was professional, personable, and clearly passionate about the city. She made the entire tour feel relaxed and effortless. If you’re planning a trip to Barcelona and want a guide who knows her stuff and genuinely loves what she does, I highly recommend Anna. She made the city come alive, and I won’t forget!
Anna G.
Thank you dear James! I’m really glad to be a part of your Barcelona trip and make the city special! Hope to see you soon again for more tours!
Spain Private Tour Guide
Elevate your Spanish adventure with a private tour guide! Unlock exclusive insights, skip the crowds, and take a deep dive into Spain's rich tapestry.
Imagine strolling through the cobbled streets of Barcelona, the sun painting the sky in hues of orange and pink as you embark on a journey through Spain's architectural marvels. With a private tour guide by your side, every corner of this enchanting city becomes a doorway to history and culture.
From the towering spires of Sagrada Família to the whimsical wonders of Park Güell, your guide unveils the secrets behind Gaudí's masterpieces, adding layers of depth to your exploration.
Spain Frequently Asked Questions
Is 12 days in Spain enough?
Yes! Spending 12 days in Spain allows for a comprehensive exploration of the country's major highlights, including cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, and Granada, as well as some time in smaller towns or the countryside. However, the ideal duration depends on your specific interests and the pace at which you prefer to travel.
Yes! Spending 12 days in Spain allows for a comprehensive exploration of the country's major highlights, including cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, and Granada, as well as some time in smaller towns or the countryside. However, the ideal duration depends on your specific interests and the pace at which you prefer to travel.
What is the best way to travel in Spain?
Buses are the most popular mode of cross-country transport, while walking is a great way to get around city centers. The official tourism website of Spain suggests that the best way to travel within Spain depends on your itinerary and preferences.
Options include trains, buses, rental cars, and domestic flights. The extensive and efficient train network, operated by Renfe, is particularly popular for long-distance travel between major cities.
To learn more about transport option in Spain, check out our Tourism In Spain articles.
Buses are the most popular mode of cross-country transport, while walking is a great way to get around city centers. The official tourism website of Spain suggests that the best way to travel within Spain depends on your itinerary and preferences.
Options include trains, buses, rental cars, and domestic flights. The extensive and efficient train network, operated by Renfe, is particularly popular for long-distance travel between major cities.
To learn more about transport option in Spain, check out our Tourism In Spain articles.
How many days do you need to tour Spain?
It's recommended that you spend at least two weeks to tour Spain comprehensively, allowing time to experience the diverse regions, cultures, and attractions the country has to offer. However, shorter trips focusing on specific areas or interests can still provide a fulfilling experience. If you’re on a tight schedule, these highlight tours for some of Spain’s notable cities will be the perfect introduction;
It's recommended that you spend at least two weeks to tour Spain comprehensively, allowing time to experience the diverse regions, cultures, and attractions the country has to offer. However, shorter trips focusing on specific areas or interests can still provide a fulfilling experience. If you’re on a tight schedule, these highlight tours for some of Spain’s notable cities will be the perfect introduction;
What is the 100 rule in Spain?
The "100 Rule" in Spain dictates that travelers should ideally have 100 euros (110 USD) ready for each day spent in the country. This number ensures that the person can afford decent food and board while in Spain. They are also expected to have 900 euros (980 USD) as a backup fund of any emergencies.
The "100 Rule" in Spain dictates that travelers should ideally have 100 euros (110 USD) ready for each day spent in the country. This number ensures that the person can afford decent food and board while in Spain. They are also expected to have 900 euros (980 USD) as a backup fund of any emergencies.
Should I take cash to Spain?
According to the U.S. Department of State's travel advisory for Spain, credit and debit cards are widely accepted in most establishments throughout the country, including restaurants, hotels, and shops. However, it's still advisable to carry some cash (Euros) for small purchases and in case you encounter establishments that prefer cash payments, especially in more rural areas.
According to the U.S. Department of State's travel advisory for Spain, credit and debit cards are widely accepted in most establishments throughout the country, including restaurants, hotels, and shops. However, it's still advisable to carry some cash (Euros) for small purchases and in case you encounter establishments that prefer cash payments, especially in more rural areas.
Where should I go for the first time in Spain?
First-time visitors to Spain should consider starting their journey in Barcelona or Madrid, as these cities offer a rich tapestry of cultural attractions, historic landmarks, and vibrant culinary scenes. Both cities serve as excellent gateways to explore Spain's diverse regions and attractions further.
First-time visitors to Spain should consider starting their journey in Barcelona or Madrid, as these cities offer a rich tapestry of cultural attractions, historic landmarks, and vibrant culinary scenes. Both cities serve as excellent gateways to explore Spain's diverse regions and attractions further.
What's better, Madrid or Barcelona?
That’s a tough one, depending on what you’re looking for! Both Madrid and Barcelona offer distinct experiences, making it challenging to declare one as definitively "better" than the other. Here’s a quick comparison.
- Madrid, the capital, is renowned for its world-class museums, grand boulevards, and lively nightlife.
- Barcelona, on the other hand, captivates visitors with its unique architecture, picturesque beaches, and artistic flair, particularly exemplified by the works of Antoni Gaudí.
Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on personal preferences and interests.
That’s a tough one, depending on what you’re looking for! Both Madrid and Barcelona offer distinct experiences, making it challenging to declare one as definitively "better" than the other. Here’s a quick comparison.
- Madrid, the capital, is renowned for its world-class museums, grand boulevards, and lively nightlife.
- Barcelona, on the other hand, captivates visitors with its unique architecture, picturesque beaches, and artistic flair, particularly exemplified by the works of Antoni Gaudí.
Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on personal preferences and interests.
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