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What Does Your Dream Vacation Look Like?
Let’s create an Italian adventure tailor-made for you. From sipping on your morning coffee overlooking the Mediterranean Sea to a private gondola ride through Venice’s canals, For The Story Vacations creates one-of-a-kind adventures filled with “Pinch Me!” moments.
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Tapas & Food - San Sebastián
Eat patatas bravas with aioli or melt-in-your-mouth jamón Ibérico, aged to perfection – then enjoy a perfectly cooked paella served with crispy, caramelized socarrat.
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Sports — Barcelona
Even if you’re not a die-hard football fan, the sight of Camp Nou filled with thousands of fans and buzzing with electrifying enthusiasm is a truly breathtaking experience.
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Flamenco — Seville
Tap your foot to the infectious, soul-stirring music and passionate dancing of flamenco in an intimate tablao, or see it on the grand stage at Teatro Flamenco Sevilla.
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Art – Picasso Museum & Park Güell
Let your imagination run wild through the world’s best selection of Picasso's masterpieces, Dalí's surrealist creations, historic and contemporary art pieces in Spain’s vibrant art scene.
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Hot Air Balloon — Countryside
Soar over the stunning Spanish countryside, and look down on the serene patchwork of vineyards, olive groves, and charming villages drifting below.
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Wines & Vineyards
Explore the sun-drenched vineyards of Rioja and Ribera del Duero, sampling and savoring as you learn about the rich heritage of Spanish viticulture.
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Architecture — Barcelona
Take in the best of Spain’s Moorish palaces of Andalusia and be sure to visit Gaudi’s La Sagrada Familia, with its intricate facades, soaring spires, and kaleidoscope stained-glass windows.
10-Day Travel Trajectory
There’s so much of Spain to see…
We get it. Travel planning can feel overwhelming. And we’re here to help you!
This itinerary is ideal for a perfect first trip to Spain
Barcelona — 3 Nights
Your Spanish adventure begins along the coastline of Spain in Barcelona – a place where art, architecture, and gastronomy collide. The gothic quarter, Gaudi’s masterpieces, the serene gardens of the Palau Nacional – then it’s up to Montjuïc for a panoramic view unlike any other.
Majorca — 2 Nights
Following, you’ll spend 2 nights in paradise on the sun-kissed island of Majorca. Explore the majestic Palma Cathedral, hike through the Serra de Tramuntana, explore the depths of the Cuevas del Drach, where stalactites and stalagmites adorn underground lakes.
Seville — 3 Nights
Your next stop is Seville, the heart of Andalusia. Climb the Giralda, a magnificent bell tower, and feast your eyes on the sheer scale of Seville Cathedral. Make your way to Alcázar, a royal palace that’s a stunning blend of Moorish and Christian architecture. And enjoy flamenco in the streets and restaurants!
Madrid — 2 Nights
Conclude your Spanish escapade in Madrid, the capital, a city buzzing with energy, history, and a gourmet food scene. Highlights include the Prado Museum, where you can see masterpieces from Goya, Velázquez, El Greco. The Royal Palace. And the Mercado de San Miguel for food.
When To Travel
Spring, early summer, and autumn offer the ideal climate for exploring the countryside, while the cities, with their museums and galleries, remain captivating year-round. Hiking and wine are best in June or September, and for foodies: calçot season is November to April.
WINE TASTING
June
HIKING
June - September
Have Questions About Your Dream Trip to Spain?
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Spain is a foodie’s paradise, offering a diverse range of flavors and regional specialties. San Sebastian alone has 16 Michelin Stars within 10 minutes of each other! There’s really something for everyone and anyone.
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Contrary to popular belief, Spanish food is generally not spicy. The emphasis is on fresh ingredients and simple preparations that let the natural flavors shine.
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High-speed trains connect major cities, offering a comfortable and efficient way to travel. If you’re planning to visit the islands, internal flights are readily available. And within cities, you’ll find efficient metro systems and readily available taxis.
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Spain pairs perfectly with Portugal, its neighbor to the west. These two countries share a rich history and culture, but each offers its own unique charm.
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YES! Spain is incredibly family-friendly, with a welcoming atmosphere and plenty of activities to keep everyone entertained.
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While the cities tend to be hilly and cobblestoned, making them challenging to navigate for some, Spain’s slower pace of life and welcoming atmosphere can be a lovely experience for older travelers and those with disabilities.
