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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Spain - Travel Guide
What to do in Spain for 7 days?
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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Spain - Travel Guide

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Seven Sunlit Days: An Enchanting Week Through Spain - What to do in Spain for 7 days?

Days Description Overnight
1 Day 1 - Bustling Barcelona Barcelona
2 Day 2 - Gaudi's City to the Fullest Barcelona
3 Day 3 - Vibrant Valencia Valencia
4 Day 4 - Valencia's Visual Treats Valencia
5 Day 5 - Monumental Madrid Madrid
6 Day 6 - Marvelous Madrid and its Museums Madrid
7 Day 7 - Adios Madrid! N/A

Introduction

Experience a weeklong whirlwind tour of romantic cobblestoned streets, awe-inspiring landscapes, and tantalizing tapas, all set against the backdrop of Spain's sun-kissed coastline and metropolitan marvels. From historic Barcelona to seaside Valencia and the Cultural Capital, Madrid, prepare for an unforgettable week of Spanish wonders.

Day 1 - Bustling Barcelona

Begin your Spanish adventure in the heart of Catalonia, Barcelona. Bask in the artistry of Antonio Gaudí by visiting the famous Parc Guell and the iconic Sagrada Familia. Later unwind by strolling down the bustling Las Ramblas and exploring the local market 'La Boqueria'. Stay overnight in Barcelona and soak up its energetic nightlife.

Day 2 - Gaudi's City to the Fullest

Venture out to Montjuic Hill for breathtaking city views. Visit the striking Montjuic Castle and explore the Olympic Stadium. In the afternoon, retreat to Barceloneta Beach to experience Spain's acclaimed coastal charm. Continue to stay overnight in Barcelona.

Day 3 - Vibrant Valencia

Bid adieu to Barcelona and take a three-hour train journey to Valencia. Here explore the ultra-modern architecture of 'The City of Arts and Sciences'. Get lost in the medieval Barrio del Carmen district and try some authentic Paella, Valencia's gift to the culinary world! Overnight stay in Valencia.

Day 4 - Valencia's Visual Treats

Experience a half day journey to the mesmerizing Albufera Natural Park. Relish a peaceful boat ride in the lagoon and immerse yourself in nature. Later visit Valencia's grand Cathedral and the lively Central Market. Overnight stay in Valencia.

Day 5 - Monumental Madrid

Travel to Spain's bustling capital city, Madrid. Step inside the majestic Royal Palace and explore the historic Plaza Mayor. End the day with a leisure stroll around the lively streets of this city that never sleeps. Overnight stay in Madrid.

Day 6 - Marvelous Madrid and its Museums

After breakfast, head to the renowned Prado Museum boasting works of renowned European artists. Later, wander the vast expanses of Madrid's 'Green Lung', the beautiful Retiro Park. Unwind before your journey back with some churros and chocolate at a local cafe. Overnight stay in Madrid.

Day 7 - Adios Madrid!

Enjoy the remaining time in Madrid with some last-minute shopping or simply relaxing at a café to reminisce the past few days. Make your way to the airport for your return journey taking back a part of Spain in your hearts.

Summary of this itinerary

This week-long journey across stunning Spain promises a delightful blend of vibrant cityscapes, serene seascapes, historic wonders and gastronomic delights. Discover Spain's rich cultural tapestry from the artistic lanes of Barcelona, the coastal charm of Valencia, to the metropolitan hustle and bustle of Madrid. Embark on this captivating Spanish sojourn, where every day unravels a new story!

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Daniel Taylor

Daniel Taylor

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Daniel is an ardent hiker and enjoys challenging treks that offer breathtaking views.

FAQs about this
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What's the best season to visit Spain?

Spain offers a pleasant climate throughout the year. However, for pleasant weather and fewer crowds, the springtime (March-May) and fall (September-November) are recommended.

Is English widely spoken in Spain?

English is widely understood in major cities and tourist destinations, although knowing basic Spanish phrases can enhance your travel experience.

Do I need a visa to visit Spain?

Visa requirements to visit Spain depend on your nationality. Citizens of most European countries, the USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand don't need a visa for stays up to 90 days. However, it's best to check with your local consulate or embassy.