Assemble at Changi Airport for your flight to Barcelona, Spain.

Basilica Del Pilar:

A Baroque-style church in Zaragoza, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, specifically the Pilar image.

Ebro River:

The river is known for its scenic landscapes and historical significance. The Ebro is vital to Spain's economy and cultural heritage.

Dinner: 3-course Western set meal

Madrid City Orientation Tour:

Plaza Mayor/Puerta del Sol/Royal Palace/Cibeles Fountain / Santiago Bernabeu Stadium

Free time till dinner

Dinner: Chinese set meal

Roman Aqueduct (photostop):

Well-preserved ancient stone arches built without mortar.

The Alcázar(photostop):

A fairy-tale fortress with stunning architecture and royal history.

Jewish Quarter(photostop):

A historic maze of narrow lanes reflecting Segovia’s cultural heritage.

Lunch: Spanish Roast Suckling Pig (Cochinillo Asado)

Seville Monuments:

Filled with timeless architecture, royal palaces, and stories etched in stone.

Seville Cathedral (entrance included):

Largest Gothic cathedral in the world, crowned by the iconic Giralda tower.

Old Jewish Quarter (photostop):

Winding alleyways, whitewashed walls, and echoes of Sephardic history.

Plaza de Espana (photostop):

Semi-circular palace with tiled bridges, fountains, and canal boat rides.

Maestranza Bullring (entrance included):

A historic bullring in Seville famed for its elegant design and deep-rooted Spanish tradition.

El Tajo Canyon:

A dramatic gorge that cuts through Ronda, with a stunning bridge linking its ancient sides.

MIJAS (photostop):

Explore narrow streets lined with traditional Andalusian architecture and enjoy panoramic views of the Costa del Sol and the Mediterranean Sea.

The Alhambra (entrance included):

A famous Moorish palace and fortress in Granada, known for its intricate Islamic architecture and gardens.

Dinner: 3-course Western set meal

Plaza de la Virgen (photostop):

A historic square surrounded by cathedrals and fountains in Valencia’s old town.

Torres de Serranos:

One of Valencia’s ancient city gates, offering panoramic city views.

Mercat Central de Valencia:

One of Europe’s oldest food markets, full of fresh produce and local eats.

La Lonja de la Seda:

A UNESCO-listed Gothic building once used for silk trading.

Plaza del Ayuntamiento:

Valencia’s central square, home to the city hall and floral displays.

Lunch: Chinese set meal

Gothic Quarter:

Barcelona’s historic center filled with narrow medieval streets and charming architecture.

Montjuïc Hill:

A scenic hill with panoramic views, historic sites, and cable car rides.

Sagrada Família (photostop):

Gaudí’s iconic basilica, still under construction, known for its stunning design

Dinner: Dinner: 3-course Western set meal

Enjoy a leisurely morning after breakfast and spend some free time

With all the fond memories, head to the airport for your flight back to Singapore.