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Gold Iberian Peninsula Discovery “Barcelona, Madrid and Andalusia” with Turkish Airlines, 7 nights (BCN-MAD) Barcelona (2) – Valencia (1) – Murcia – Granada (1) – Ronda - Seville (1) – Cordoba – Madrid (2)
Gold Iberian Peninsula Discovery “Barcelona, Madrid and Andalusia” (BCN-MAD) with THY
Barcelona (2 nights) – Valencia (1 night) – Murcia – Granada (1 night) – Ronda – Seville (1 night) – Cordoba – Madrid (2 nights)
7 nights 8 days | Accommodation in 4* hotels | Includes Ronda tour, Seville and Cordoba tours
Day 1 | Istanbul – Barcelona | 24 October 2026 Saturday
We meet at 05:00 at the Turkish Airlines counter in the international departures terminal of Istanbul Airport. After ticketing, baggage and passport procedures, we depart for Barcelona on Turkish Airlines flight TK1853 at 08:00. Arrival at Barcelona Airport at 10:45 local time. After passport and baggage procedures, we depart from the airport by our vehicle to begin a panoramic Barcelona city tour. In our city tour, we will see Spain’s second largest city, where the influence of famous architect Antoni Gaudi, one of the pioneers of the New Art movement, is strongly felt and where his magnificent works are located. Among the places to be seen are Plaza de Espana, Montjuic Hill, Katalunya Square, Casa Batllo and Casa Mila buildings, the La Sagrada Familia Cathedral, also known as the “Unfinished Church,” and Port Olimpic. After our tour in Spain’s third largest city by population, we transfer to our hotel. We check in and settle into our rooms. In the evening, guests who wish may join the optional Lights Under the Gothic and El Born Districts tour organized by our guide. We will spend the night at our 4* Alexandre Fira Congress (or similar) hotel in Barcelona.
→ Lights Under the Gothic and El Born Districts tour | 30 EUR adults - 15 EUR children (04-11.99 years)
We will begin our walking tour in the city that never sleeps on the Mediterranean, Barcelona, on its most famous avenue, La Rambla. From there, we will move on to the Gothic Quarter, one of the most fascinating areas of historic Barcelona. As we enter its narrow and characteristic streets, we will see important points such as the remains of the Temple of Augustus from the Roman period, the historic Jewish Quarter, the Barcelona Barons’ Palace, the Building of the Aragon Royal Archives, the magnificent Barcelona Gothic Cathedral, the photogenic Bisbe Bridge, and Sant Jaume Square, the political heart of the city. Our tour continues to the El Born District, one of the city’s most authentic and artistic areas. Here, we will see the Catalan Cultural Center, which sheds light on Catalan history and bears the traces of the 18th-century uprisings, and the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, known as the cathedral of the people and famous for its impressive architecture. Afterwards, we will have free time on Passeig del Born, which best reflects El Born’s bohemian atmosphere, famous for its cafés and bars. At the end of the free time, we return to our hotel.
Day 2 | Barcelona | 25 October 2026 Sunday [K]
After breakfast at our hotel, free time. In the morning, guests who wish may join the optional Girona, Figueres and Dali Museum tour organized by our guide. In the afternoon, guests who wish may join the optional Park Guell and Spanish Village tour organized by our guide. We will spend the night at our 4* Alexandre Fira Congress (or similar) hotel in Barcelona.
→ Girona, Figueres and Dali Museum tour | 70 EUR adults - 55 EUR children (04-11.99 years)
We begin our tour in Girona, the wealthiest city in the region, located on a green plain between the Ter and Onyar Rivers and reminiscent of Florence at first glance. A charming medieval town worth seeing, with its narrow streets, enchanting cathedral and unique ambiance, Girona is also a natural film set where various film shoots such as the movie “Perfume” were made. On our panoramic and walking tour, we will see the Lion Statue, Cathedral Square, Jewish Quarter, La Rambla, Onyar Apartments, the Iron “Eiffel” Bridge and Freedom Square. After a short free time, we will head to Figueres, about 50 minutes away, the hometown of the famous painter Dali. In the town, we will visit the extraordinary Dali Theatre-Museum, just like the artist himself. After this enjoyable museum visit, return to Barcelona.
→ Park Guell and Spanish Village tour | 55 EUR adults - 40 EUR children (04-11.99 years)
On this tour, we will visit Park Guell, created by the famous architect-designer Antoni Gaudi and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and then Poble Espanyol (Spanish Village), a historical, cultural and entertainment venue built in 1929, where we will have the opportunity to get to know 116 different buildings from across Spain with their unique architectures. Return to the hotel at the end of the tour.
Day 3 | Barcelona – Valencia | 26 October 2026 Monday [K]
After breakfast at our hotel, we check out and head to Valencia, the birthplace of paella, one of the most famous and delicious dishes of Spanish cuisine, and the homeland of Valencia-type oranges, famous for their sweet taste. After an enjoyable journey of approximately 4.5 hours along the coast of the Balearic Sea, we arrive in the city and begin a panoramic Valencia city tour. The City of Arts and Sciences (from outside), Valencia Cathedral, El Miguelete Bell Tower and the Holy Grail, the city’s old market Mercado Central, the Lonja (former silk exchange) and the old town streets are among the main places we will see. After our tour, we transfer to our hotel. We check in and settle into our rooms. We will spend the night at our 4* Port Feria Valencia (or similar) hotel in Valencia.
Day 4 | Valencia – Murcia – Granada | 27 October 2026 Tuesday [K]
After breakfast at our hotel, we check out and set off for Murcia. After a journey of approximately 3 hours, we begin a panoramic Murcia city tour in Murcia, known as Europe’s vegetable and fruit garden.
Santa Domingo Square and Santa Domingo Church, Traperia Street and the 17th-century Almodóvar Palace on it, the Real Casino de Mucia, a social complex where entry is allowed only with stylish attire, the famous Santa Maria Cathedral built on top of the Great Mosque from the Andalusian period in the 13th century, the colorful Murcia Episcopal Palace, Glorieta de España Square, the City Hall and the additional City Hall that gives the old town a modern look are among the main places to be seen. After free time for lunch and shopping, we set off for the Andalusia Region and Granada. After approximately 3 hours’ journey, we arrive in the city in the late afternoon and take our panoramic Granada city tour. Gran Via de Colon Street, Granada Cathedral (from outside), Bib-Rambla Square, Palacio de la Madraza (Granada Madrasa), now part of the University of Granada, the authentic Mercado de Alcaicería (Arab/Silk market), Plaza del Carmen Square and the City Hall are among the places to be seen. After the tour, we transfer to our hotel, check in and settle into our rooms. In the evening, guests who wish may join the optional Albaicin, Sacromonte and Gypsy show tour organized by our guide, depending on whether the daytime program is completed on time. We will spend the night at our 4* Hotel Macia Real de la Alhambra (or similar) hotel in Granada.
→ Albaicin, Sacromonte and Gypsy show tour | 45 EUR adults - 35 EUR children (04-11.99 years)
Albaicin, which we will reach by vehicle from our hotel, is a whitewashed neighborhood on a hill opposite the Alhambra Palace, first settled by Muslims during the Nasrid period between the 13th and 15th centuries. After visiting this unique neighborhood, we will head to Sacromonte, another neighborhood on a different hill opposite the Alhambra Palace, known for the Roma (Gypsy) community that settled in the area in the 15th century. Sacromonte is one of the city’s most beautiful picturesque neighborhoods, with its whitewashed cave homes carved into the rocks. In one of these caves, we will have the chance to experience the neighborhood by watching a dance performance of various themes by the Roma, accompanied by a drink. At the end of the tour, return to our hotel.
Day 5 | Granada – Ronda – Seville | 28 October 2026 Wednesday [K]
After breakfast at our hotel, we check out and have free time until the hour announced by our guide. In the morning, guests who wish may join the optional Alhambra Palace tour organized by our guide. At noon, we set off for Ronda. After approximately 2 hours’ journey, we begin a panoramic Ronda city tour. Known for its narrow winding streets, white houses, its cliffside location and the 120-meter-deep El Tajo Canyon that carries the Guadalevin River and divides the town into two, Ronda’s places to be seen include Mondragon Palace, Santa Maria la Mayor Church, the bridge with the best view of the canyon and river, Puente Nuevo, Plaza de Toros and the Ronda Arena where bullfights are held, and Plaza del Socorro. After this tour, we continue to Seville, the capital of Andalusia. After approximately 2 hours’ journey, upon arrival we begin a panoramic Seville city tour. We start with Maria Luisa Park, which includes Plaza de Espana and Plaza de America. Then we continue with Seville Cathedral (from outside), the world’s largest Gothic church and the third largest church in the world, where Christopher Columbus’s tomb is located. Here we will also have the chance to see the Giralda Bell Tower, which is two-thirds old minaret from the Almohad period and the remaining one-third (upper part) Renaissance architecture of Spain. In our walking tour that follows, we begin with the old trade guild building, which houses the General Archive of the Indies, where valuable documents on the discovery expeditions to America and the history of the Spanish Empire in the Philippines are kept. Among the other places we will see are the narrow streets of Santa Cruz, known as Old Seville, the Alcazar Palace (from outside), an outstanding example of Mudéjar style in the Iberian Peninsula and also featuring Gothic and Renaissance elements, the former royal tobacco factory now used as the central campus of Seville University, and the Torre del Oro, now a naval museum. At the end of the tour, we transfer to our hotel. We check in and settle into our rooms. In the evening, guests who wish may join the optional Flamenco show tour organized by our guide, depending on whether the daytime program is completed on time. We will spend the night at our 4* Hotel TRH La Motilla (or similar) hotel in Seville.
→ Alhambra Palace tour | 70 EUR adults - 55 EUR children (04-11.99 years)
(Since there is a daily visitor limit at the Alhambra Palace, participants are advised to notify us specifically during the reservation for this tour). Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this famous monument was begun in the 13th century as a fortress and palace on the plateau atop Sabika Hill overlooking Granada, and its construction continued until the 15th century. This is the most important structure in Spain; although it looks somewhat plain from the outside, the most skilled masters of the period worked inside and crafted its walls like lace. Because of the red color it takes from the red soil used in the palace, it is called Alhambra, meaning “The Red.” At the end of the tour, return to our hotel.
→ Flamenco show tour | 55 EUR adults - 45 EUR children (04-11.99 years)
Peoples want to express themselves in some way, and they do so through music and dance. The Roma, who suffered for years, lived in poverty, were oppressed, and were regarded as a social problem and made to work in menial jobs, created flamenco through factors such as anger, compassion, the spirit of freedom, rebellion and the absence of social conformity. They expressed their pain and unhappiness through flamenco. The rigid postures and expressions in flamenco are all the result of these. Flamenco is more than a simple folk genre; it has a complex and intense cultural tradition. Although it is known to be unique to Spain, it is actually the culture of the Andalusia region. After a 1-hour performance at a typical venue we will reach by vehicle, we return to our hotel.
Day 6 | Seville – Cordoba – Madrid | 29 October 2026 Thursday [K]
After breakfast at our hotel, we check out and head to Cordoba, another important city of Andalusia located on the banks of the Guadalquivir River. After approximately 2 hours’ journey, we begin a panoramic Cordoba city tour. Founded as a Roman settlement, Cordoba was conquered by Muslims in the 8th century and later became the capital of the Cordoban Umayyad Caliphate. Under Umayyad rule, it became one of the world’s leading centers of education and learning and, in the 10th century, became the second largest city in Europe. Our tour in this historic city begins with the Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral, whose history goes back 1,200 years. We will also visit the interior of this historic building if desired (entrance fee 10 Euro), followed by the Alcazar de Los Reyes Cristianos (Royal Palace) and Puente Romano de Córdoba (Roman Bridge). After our tour, we head to Madrid. After approximately 5 hours’ journey, we arrive at our hotel. We check in and settle into our rooms. We will spend the night at our 4* Senator Barajas Hotel (or similar) in Madrid.
Day 7 | Madrid | 30 October 2026 Friday [K]
After breakfast at our hotel, we set off for a panoramic Madrid city tour. In this tour we will see, by vehicle, the bullring Las Ventas, the neoclassical city gate Puerta de Alcalá, the neoclassical fountains Fuente de Cibeles and Fuente de Neptuno, Prado Museum (from outside), Royal Palace of Madrid (from outside), Plaza de Espana, where the statues of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza are located, and the city’s famous avenue Gran Via. Then, on foot, we will walk from Gran Via to Plaza del Sol and Plaza Mayor squares and finish our tour. After this tour, guests who wish may join the optional Segovia and Las Rozas Village Outlet tour organized by our guide. We will spend the night at our 4* Senator Barajas Hotel (or similar) in Madrid.
→ Segovia and Las Rozas Village Outlet tour | 60 EUR adults - 45 EUR children (04-11.99 years)
On this tour, we head by vehicle to Segovia, another picturesque medieval city. The city is famous for its historical buildings, including three major landmarks: the Segovia Aqueduct, Segovia Cathedral and the medieval fortress Alcázar. Our first stop on the tour will be the Segovia Aqueduct, built by the Romans in the 1st century AD. The aqueduct was built to transfer water from springs in the mountains 17 km away to the city’s fountains, baths and private homes, and remained in use until 1973. Then we will visit Segovia Cathedral, a Roman Catholic cathedral located in Plaza Mayor, the city’s main square, built in a grand Gothic style in the mid-16th century. After that, we will have the opportunity to see the Alcazar Palace from outside. The Alcazar is a structure that has left its mark on cinema and popular culture. It was used by Orson Welles in the film “Chimes at Midnight” and inspired the Cinderella castle in Walt Disney’s film. After walking through the streets of this city, where every corner is history, we move on to Las Rozas Village. Located 30 minutes from Madrid, Las Rozas Village is an outlet shopping center featuring world-famous designer brands. After free time for shopping, we return to Madrid and our hotel.
Day 8 | Madrid – Istanbul | 31 October 2026 Saturday [K]
After breakfast at our hotel, we check out and have free time until transfer time. Guests who wish may join the optional Toledo tour organized by our guide. At the transfer time announced by our guide, we head to Madrid Barajas Airport. After ticketing, baggage and passport procedures, we depart for Istanbul on Turkish Airlines flight TK1860 at 17:55.
Day 9 | Madrid – Istanbul | 01 November 2026 Sunday [K]
Arrival at Istanbul Airport at 00:15 local time and end of our tour. We say goodbye, looking forward to meeting again on our next distinguished and enjoyable journey.
Abbreviations: [K] = Breakfast, [Ö] = Lunch, [A] = Dinner
What's Included
Round-trip economy class airline ticket on Turkish Airlines scheduled flights on the IST-BCN and MAD-IST routes
Airport taxes
7 nights total accommodation with breakfast at the specified or similar hotels
Panoramic city tours (as specified in the program)
Ronda Tour (worth 50 EUR)
Seville and Cordoba Tour (worth 120 EUR)
Airport – hotel – airport transfers
Turkish-speaking guide service
Professional liability insurance (as required by Law No. 1618)
Not Included
Schengen visa fee
Exit tax
Hotel city tax
All museum and archaeological site entrance fees not stated as included
Meals and beverages not stated as included in meals
Optional tours
Personal expenses
Tour guarantee and travel health insurance
All services not explicitly stated as included in the tour program
Tips for local guides, hotel staff, and drivers (Optional, 3 EUR per person per day will be collected by the guide)