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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.
Begoña H.
Born in Segovia. I am an official tour guide of Castille and Leon, mainly in Segovia and surrounding villages. Everytime I happen to walk in Segovia I feel like a tourist, yet with the knowledge of history of every corner of the city. It's easy to fall in love with Segovia being a World Heritage Site, having one of the most impressive Roman Aqueducts, a generous number of Romanesque churches, the last Gothic-style Spanish Cathedral and the Alcázar and much much more to discover. On top of I really enrich myself exchanging knowledge with different cultures, which I believe it makes the visit more joyful and interesting.
Laura R.
My name is Laura and I am a passionate official tour guide and I try to show visitors the essence of my place, the unique and memorable places. I've been working full time as a tour guide for over 8 years and I hope I can continue for many more. I am also a sworn translator and interpreter by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and I have been travelling around the world to meet new people, to learn about new cultures and to be sure I can speak English in a bilingual way. Toledo holds a special place in my heart, it is my hometown. This is the place that made me who I am today and made me feel what I feel today when I go to work, when I walk around its narrow streets (where I used to play), around the Jewish quarter (where my grandma used to live and the place she had to be hidden in the Civil War), around the convent area (that quiet and fascinating area that surprises me every single day), when I cross the two stunning bridges we have and when I realize that to go to work is a pleasure. There is an indescribable charm about this town. That is why I am a proud official local guide of the beautiful City of the Three Cultures. This is the reason why I love to show visitors the important legacy we have in form of churches, synagogues and mosques. Let me show you the charm of Toledo. I am a very open minded person and I adapt and customize the tour to your specific needs and to anything you may be interested in. It will be a pleasure. Warm regards from the beautiful Toledo.
André O.
When I left my hometown Düsseldorf in 1999 to move to Barcelona, the Catalan capital was rather a polluted, shady and even dangerous industrial site than the trendy and cosmopolitan tourist destination it is nowadays. I came into town as a photographer and event manager and despite of Barcelona's guff post-industrial charm I was instantly overwhelmed by the creativity and passion of its people, their way of seeing things and to live their lives. With the time I got more and more attracted by tourism and achieved work experience as a property manager and travel consultor. Finally, I launched my own little travel consultancy in 2016 and since that I am offering luxury accommodations, DMC / concierge services and a wide range of day tours and group activities. My core business are private day tours from Barcelona to destinations like Girona, Tarragona, Sitges, Vic, Besalú or areas like Costa Brava, Penedés or Priorat. My mission is to leave the beaten path and to make my customers discover unique historical sites, beautiful landscapes, vibrant street life and amazing food and wine experiences. For the tour we use a comfy, private SUV that fits 4 passengers + driver / guide. The tours can be done in English, Spanish, French and German and they can generally be customised to meet the interests and needs of the group at any time. During the tour you get an idea of the long and diverse history of the sites, local traditions s.a. insights about lifestyle, culture and social concerns.
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María D.
Hello and welcome! I'm María, a passionate tour guide in Seville. With years of experience and a deep love for my city, I'm here to show you the magic of Seville in a unique and personalized way. From the secrets of the Giralda to the hidden corners of the Santa Cruz neighborhood, my goal is to offer you an unforgettable experience, full of history, culture, and local charm. Join me and discover Seville like never before. I'm excited to share this adventure with you!
Jorge G.
Hello, This is Jorge. I am Seville's local Guide. I love what I do. I love bringing the past alive. How? Passion, knowledge . My groups enjoy from the first minute up to the very last. Dare to live an unforgettable experience?. Jorge is your guide. :-).
Beatriz P.
My name is Beatriz, I was born in Seville and I´m an experienced tour guide. I studied Tourism in the University of Seville as I love studying languages, obtaining my guide license in 2.016, so today, I´ve got a job that makes me happy as every day is different, I can know visitors from different places around the world and I´ve known people I never thought I would meet through it. I am specialised in cultural visits being my favourite themes: the roman period, the age of discoveries and the olive oil. If you prefer a day trip outside Seville and you want to discover cities like Córdoba, Ronda or Cádiz I can guide you as well. When I´m not working I do like going to the cinema and enjoying its most wonderful movies, so I know everything about actors, actresses and directors. I also love spending time with my family, specially my daughter and my dog and reading. If you want to know SEVILLE in a different way, join me! You will have an unforgettable experience!
Laura T.
Hello, everyone! I'm Laura, an enthusiastic PhD History student, novelist, teacher and official tourist guide. I am finishing my thesis on Women's History and I would love to show you not only my home city, and its incredible History and Art (I am in love with its architecture) but also the unpublished data that I have found in the city's historical archives. Would you like to travel in time?
Popular Spain Private Tours
Segovia - World Heritage City: Aqueduct, Cathedral, Alcazar
Segovia, a world heritage city since 1985 by the UNESCO. It is a medieval city full of art and history: Roman Aqueduct, medieval noble houses from the 15th and 16th century, the last gothic Cathedral built in Spain and the Alcazar, our medieval fortress and much more. Enjoy a walking tour through the city together with an official tour guide born in Segovia, who will show you also not famous corners of the city but as important as the most popular and the traditions and gastronomy of the region.
Toledo Jewish Quarter - Half Day City Tour
The Jewish Quarter of Toledo is an important place regarding Sephardic culture in the Iberian Peninsula. - Synagogue "El Tránsito" or "Samuel Leví": it shows one of the most beautiful examples of Mudéjar style in Hispanic-Jewish legacy (closed on Mondays); - Synagogue of Saint Mary the White, formerly the main synagogue in Toledo; - Franciscan Monastery of Saint John of the Monarchs: it was created as the burial site of the Catholic Monarchs.
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).
Medieval Madrid
Join me in a trip into the core of Madrid, full of myths concerning to the main figures of our history , highlighting the Middle Age in my hometown. Madrid begins as Muslim and continues as a Christian city
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´Private Unesco listed monuments of Seville Tour
The visit to the Royal Alcázar of Seville begins in the stunning halls and courtyards, such as the Patio of the Maidens and the Hall of Ambassadors, where you can admire the rich Mudéjar decoration and also the gardens, where visitors can enjoy the beauty of ponds, and lush vegetation. The visit then proceeds to the Seville Cathedral, where you'll walk through the majestic Gothic nave, discover the imposing main altar and the tomb of Christopher Columbus. and the iconic Giralda tower.
The gorgeous Seville in 4 hrs. Orientation Tour
We´ll start the tour from the largest Cathedral in the world, still today, there are two bigger ones but they are Basilicas.Later the Royal Alcazar, the oldest royal Palace, still in use, afterwards we will stroll through the beautiful Jewish district. Later on University, spanish Square. Afterwards the gorgeous Saint Telmo Palace, which was the first sailing school in the world, we will stroll alongside the river Guadalquivir and we will finish next the icon of Seville: the golden tower.
The Best of Seville, Royal Alcazar, Jewish Quarter and Cathedral, Giralda. Morning tour.
Dear visitor, We´ll start with the oldest Royal residence in the world , still in use; The Royal Alcazar, more than thousand years of history and plenty of stories. Later we´ll stroll trough the beautiful jewish quarter, where will do a breaking. Afterwards we´ll finish with the largest Cathedral in the planet in gothic style full of treasures and surprises. Are you ready to travel troughout the centuries?. Book this tour which will be your best experience in my beloved city.
Jewish History of Seville Tour
Explore centuries of Jewish heritage in Seville's historic center with our specially crafted tour. Join us for a walk through the San Bartolomé and Santa Cruz neighborhoods, where we'll uncover the history, legends, and cultural importance of this significant community. You'll see former synagogues, monuments, houses, and even the old neighborhood cemetery, gaining an authentic insight into Seville's Sephardic legacy. Don't miss the chance to learn about Seville's Jewish community.
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.
From Barcelona: Girona & Costa Brava Game of Thrones Tour
Enjoy this day tour to Girona, see some of the filming locations of 'Game of Thrones', the amazing landscapes of the Empuries area and enjoy the spectacular food Girona Province is famous for.
Madrid and Toledo tour
I am pick you up at your hotel and We are going to do a highlight tour through Madrid city: Castellana, Paseo Del Prado, Gran Vía, Plaza Mayor, Palacio Real, etc Then we will drive to Toledo doing a panoramic and a walking tour crossing the city and visiting the main monuments. After we back to Madrid
Biscay Coastline Private tour
Hidden local towns with a local private guide Off the track local towns to be discovered Enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the Basque Coast like a local. Visiting Bermeo & Lekeitio fishermen towns, San Juan de Gaztelugatxe historic church on top of the rock island,where «Game of Thrones» was filmed and where only some can ask for the «wish». Urdaibai protected natural reserve, Guernica historical site and Bakio beach as well as the famous «txakoli» local wine vineyards along the coast.
Spain Tour Reviews
“Great tour!”
We had a private tour with Silvana as our guide. We spent half day in Montserrat (used a private van) and then a Gaudi-specific tour of several sites. She was so knowledgeable and engaging. She was very patient and did not rush us at all. We would definitely recommend hiring Silvana for any Barcelona-related tours.
Silvana P.
(4 reviews)Thanks Liliana for the review! I love to read that you had a nice time, me too!
Debra H.
Explore hidden streets of Barcelona with a friend
“Great morning with Christian”
The hidden streets of Barcelona was one of our trip highlights. Christian was able to show us places we'd never have found with the guide book. His knowledge and the ease with which he presented was great. It was a very interesting and fun walk around a part of the city which was fascinating. Would definitely recommend.
Christian H.
(4 reviews)Thank you so much, Debra, for the wonderful morning. It was a pleasure sharing my passion for Barcelona with you and your husband. All the best wishes, Christian
“Gaudi tour”
Julia is well acquainted with Gaudi and was very helpful. Recommended for your private tour in Barcelona
Juliana G.
(4 reviews)Dear Ravi, Thank you so much for your positive review. For me it was a big pleasure to guide you and your wife through the wonders of Gaudi. You were very kind guests.
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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