Panoramic tour (half-day; am or pm) $32.50pp – daily 9:15am or 3:00pm
Sightseeing tour through the most important and representative avenues, streets and squares of Madrid to admire its buildings and monuments. The oldest quarter with its densely built streets, constitute what is know as Madrid’s Seventeenth Century “Austrian” quarter where the austere exteriors of its palaces contrast sharply with their luxurious interiors. Eighteenth Century neo-classical architecture is splendidly represented in the Royal Palace, the Sabatini Gardens and “Campo del Moro”, the Alcalá Gate, Paseo del Prado and famous Cibeles and Neptuno fountains. Madrid most modern and avant-garde tendencies are to be found in its newer quarters, with their orderly street layout such as the “Gran Via” built early in the 20th Century, and the “Paseo de la Castellana”,in turn, which cuts across the city from North to South, is lined by boldly designed avant-garde buildings and crowned by the twin towers known as the Gate to Europe, which have come to symbolize modern Madrid. Duration of this tour: 3 or 4 hours. 

Escorial & Valley of the Fallen (half day; am or pm) $77.50 – Daily except Monday; 9:00am or 3:00pm
Valle de los Caidos - Imposing monument built as a memorial for those who died during the Spanish Civil War. It is located on the Guadarrama Mountains in the province of Madrid. The enormous granite cross (150 m) rising high above the pine forest on the rock outcrop of Cuelgamuros, near El Escorial, is the most visible part of the monument. Built in the years following the end of the Civil War of 1936-39, in accordance with a project by Pedro Muguruza and Diego Méndez, it was decorated with monumental pieces of sculpture by Juan de Avalos. A great sepulchral Basilica is excavated into the living rock, and beyond, on a wide esplanade, stand the Abbey of Benedictine monks and other buildings, including the Library and Guest House. These fulfill the aims of this Foundation, which was created in 1957. People from both sides who fell in the civil war are buried in the Basilica. El Escorial- Has been declared a World Heritage Site, it was the political centre of the empire of King Philip II, where he built a great basilica-church and monastery, and organized his royal household and library. King Philip chose the site for the complex late in 1562, and the last stone was laid in 1584. The architects were Juan Bautista de Toledo and Juan de Herrera.

The Pantheon of the Kings is situated in a circular chapel directly beneath the chancel of the Basilica. It contains the remains of monarchs and of queens who were mothers of monarchs, from the Emperor Charles V to modern times. The exceptions are King Philip V and King Ferdinand VI, who are buried in their respective foundations of La Granja de San Ildefonso and Las Salesas Reales (the Church of Santa Bárbara (Madrid).

The mortal remains of other members of the Royal Family are buried in the Pantheon of Infantes. Duration of this tour: 4 or 5 hours.

Toledo (half day; am or pm) $63.50 – Daily; 9:00am or 3:00pm

Toledo (full day with lunch) $104pp – Daily except Monday; 9:15am
Declared World Heritage City. Successively a Roman municipium, the capital of the Visigothic kingdom, a fortress of the Emirate of Cordoba, an outpost of the Christian kingdoms fighting the Moors and, in the 16th Century, the temporary seat of the supreme power under Charles V, Toledo is the keeper of more than two millennia of history. Its masterpieces are the product of heterogeneous civilizations in an environment where the existence of three major religions –Judaism, Christianity and Islam– was a major factor. Cradle of Monarchs and the seat of principal archbishops, Toledo constitutes a tourist attraction point of first order sheltered in the knowledge stored in its Mosques, Synagogues, Churches and Convents. The Cathedral, the monastery of Saint John of the Kings, the doors and the walled enclosure or the Alcazar portrays the special attractiveness of its streets and plazas. They surround the traveler with an enchantment as Becquer or Galdos described, and El Greco portrayed in his paintings.
Half day - 4 ½ - 5 hours. Full day (lunch included) 7 – 8 hours, 

Toledo, Escorial & Valley of the Fallen (full day with lunch) $147pp – Daily except Monday; 9:15am

Avila & Segovia (full day without lunch) $110pp

Avila & Segovia (full day with lunch) $136pp - Daily (Apr-Oct) / Daily except Tue-Thu (Nov-Mar); 9:15am
Avila - Declared World Heritage City. The city walls are the symbolical emblem of the city. They contribute to the defining image of the warring and monastic centre that Avila was and has been able to maintain throughout the years. It constitutes a unique symbol that encloses within its walls mysticism and history, art and heroic chivalry. The impressive Cathedral provide Avila's character and identity, in which the spirit of Santa Theresa of Jesus and of Saint John of the Cross still vibrate Segovia – Declared World Heritage City. Impressive, of an splendid stand, the monumental size of the Roman aqueduct has become the icon of this millennial city. Segovia is its walls, its great plaza, its Cathedral, its Romanesque churches, its convents, its narrow streets, and its splendid mansions. It has been and is the meeting point of cultures down through the millennia: Roman, Arabic, Jewish and Christian. We can operate this tour with or without Lunch. Duration of this tour: 9 - 10 hours.

Flamenco & Spanish dances at Florida Park (w/panoramic city tour; incl show & 1 drink) $78pp

Flamenco & Spanish dances/Florida Park (w/panoramic city tour; incl show & Tapas dinner) $125.50pp

Flamenco & Spanish dances/Florida Park (w/panoramic city tour; incl show & dinner) $157.50pp – Departs Wed, Fri & Sat, except on public holidays; 8:30pm
After a Panoramic sightseeing tour through the lighted streets of the city, arrival at the "Florida Park" Night Club, located in "El Retiro" Park to attend a beautiful show of Spanish Ballet and Flamenco dances.
Dancing with orchestra during dinner, Tapas Dinner or choice drink option.

Traditional Flamenco show/Torres Bermejas (w/panoramic city tour; incl show & 1 drink) $78pp

Traditional Flamenco show/Torres Bermejas (w/panoramic city tour; incl show & dinner) $157.50pp - Daily except Sunday & public holidays; 8:30pm
After a Panoramic sightseeing tour through the lighted streets of the city, arrival at the Restaurant Tablao of Torres Bermejas located in the heart of Madrid and with a tradition of over 40 years, where we will enjoy a living Flamenco Performance of songs and dances. One choice drink or dinner is included. 

Panoramic City Tour + the Royal Palace (half day) $59pp – Daily except during official events; 9:15am
Sightseeing tour through the most important and representative avenues, streets and squares of Madrid to admire its buildings and monuments.
Visit of the Royal Palace, a beautiful exponent of the 18th Century and one of the best preserved in Europe, constitutes one of the most beautiful distinction of the royal residence style, the permanence symbol making firm Madrid as the political capital of the Kingdom, in which the most bright official receptions of the Crown are taking place. Audiences, Gala Dinners, signature of important agreements and the very traditional ceremony of Credential Letters from Foreign Ambassadors to His Majesty. Duration of this tour: 3 or 4 hours.

Hop-on / Hop-off - 1 Day - Double Decker Tourist Bus $32pp - Daily
Get a unique view of Madrid aboard this open-top double-decker bus. There are two tours covering all of the city's highlights, from historical sites and monuments to the modern Madrid of skyscrapers and cosmopolitan architecture. The Madrid City Hop-on Hop-off Tour enables complete flexibility to hop on and off as many times as you like aboard this open-top double-decker bus. With the choice of either a one or two day pass, this is a fantastic way to see all of the major sights Madrid has to offer the visitor.

Route 1 - Historical Madrid (75 minutes)
Philip III and Philip IV enlarged and embellished the city but the Bourbons brought new cultural and architectural tastes. It is to them Madrid owes the spectacular Royal Palace, the Paseo del Prado and the Puerta de Alcalá. A drive down the Gran Vía, the capital's most important road during the first half of the last century, gives us an insight into its unique architectural diversity and outstanding examples of the Belle Epoque, such as the Casino de Madrid and the Palace Hotel.

Route 2 - Modern Madrid (75 minutes)
The 19th century saw Madrid expand. The Salamanca neighborhood was built, a residential area and the site of the first bourgeois homes. The Paseo de la Castellana was developed, where the city's palatial mansions give way to modern skyscrapers of great architectural value, and which are a testament to Madrid's position as one of Europe's most cosmopolitan, attractive and modern cities.
Departs: Daily
Departure Point: You may board and redeem your voucher on the bus at any of the stops throughout the city.
Departure Time: Buses depart every 10 to 25 minutes, depending on the season:
• January 1 to March 20 - from 10:00am to 7:00pm
• March 21 to June 20 - from 10:00am to 9:00pm
• June 21 to September 20 - from 9:30am to 0:00am (midnight)
• September 21 to December 20 - from 10:00am to 9:00pm
• December 21 to December 31 - from 10:00am to 7:00pm
Valid from the time of first use, for the consecutive days selected
Schedules and departure times are subject to change without notice

Cordoba - Full Day by AVE Train (no lunch) $330pp - Daily, except Sunday, Monday and Public Holidays; 8:30am
Morning departure by high speed train "AVE" Tourist Class to Córdoba. Guided tour of the "Aljama Mosque". (Abderraman I initiated in the 8th Century the construction of one of the most emblematic buildings of Islamic Art. Extended on various occasions it comprises a lavish in which a cathedral of Gothic, Baroque and Plateresque elements has been built. It is a fascinating building which offers surprising light and color effects as well as beautiful doors and nearly a thousand of columns) Walking tour of the Jewish Quarter. Visit the Synagogue and the Alcazar of the Christian Kings. Free time. Lunch not included. Transfer to the train station not included. Departure back to Madrid by high speed train "AVE" tourist class.

Sevilla - Full Day by AVE Train (no lunch) $380pp - Daily except Sat, Sun. & Public Holidays; 7:00am
Morning departure by high speed train "AVE" Tourist Class to Seville. Guided tour of this charming city, the well cared for gardens at Maria Luisa Park, Plaza de España and a walk through the typical district of Santa Cruz.

Visit included to the Royal Alcazar (Wednesdays and Fridays)
Visit included to the Cathedral, Giralda and the Golden Tower (Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays)

Free time for lunch (not included). Late in the afternoon return to Madrid in AVE train (transfer to train station not included).