“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.
Eric S.
Toledo Heritage related to the Three Cultures - Half Day City Tour
“Toledo: A Cultural Pearl of Spanish History ”
Laura is a 5 star guide for Toledo who clearly demonstrates a heartfelt enthusiasm for her native city. Her level of expertise is top notch and her command of English is excellent. Toledo is a cultural pearl in Spain and she can lead you through the highlights. Above all, her demeanor is very calm and totally professional. You are in good hands with Laura.
Laura R.
(2 reviews)Thanks a lot, dear Eric. I had such an amazing time with you! Come back soon and we will explore more the city! A pleasure and thank you for these beautiful words! I really appreciate and I am so happy to hear all of this. Kind regards, Laura
Larry A.
Gastronomic Experience + Gaudi + Sagrada Familia + Gothic Quarter
“Great intimate tour!”
If you are looking for an exclusive, small group tour, Julianna is the guide for you. We took a detailed tour of the Gothic Area one day and then the Eixample the other. Each day included a detailed description of architecture and historical events. This really brought the area to life. I cannot express enough the level of detail Julianna provided. Julianna was responsive to text and email. She provided great recommendations for Tapas and arranged tours within the tour, such as La Sagrada Familia. I highly recommend booking a tour with her.
Juliana G.
(4 reviews)Dear Larry, Thank you so much for your positive review. For me it was an absolut pleasure to guide you and your lovely wife through the wonders of Barcelona. You were both amazing guests and I truly enjoyed the couple of days that we spent together in the city. Wish you all the best and hope to see you again soon in Barcelona. Juliana
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.
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.
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.
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;
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.
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.
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.
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.
Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on personal preferences and interests.
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