Spain is a beautiful country surrounded by beautiful coastlines, landscapes, and a lot of heritage. For all travel lovers out there planning to go to Spain, here are a few places you should definitely add to your itinerary for your luxury tour of Spain. 

Barcelona 

Barcelona, located on the coastline, offers a blend of art and history along with a touch of nature’s beauty. The city is home to some of the most unique architecture in the world. A must-see includes the architectural wonders created by the famous Antoni Gaudí. 

One of the most famous works of Gaudí is the Sagrada Familia, which is known for the fact that the cathedral is still under construction. The city also has many beautiful beaches if you want to spend some time in the water and relax. Learn about the culture and meet new people by strolling the La Rambla street. 

If you are someone who enjoys food streets and nightlife, Barcelona is your place to go. You can reach Barcelona either by flight or train from cities like Madrid. 

Seville 

The city of Seville, located in the south of Spain, will offer you a journey to the past. Seville is host to UNESCO sites like the Seville Cathedral and the magnificent Alcazar Palace. The palace has beautiful gardens for you to escape and be one with nature. 

Make sure that you try out the local tapas bars while strolling through the city. You can end your day in Seville by witnessing the famous flamenco show. It tells the story of the Romani tribe with the help of songs and dance. 

You can clap along and be a part of the show, which makes it much more interesting. By opting for a customizable tour of Spain, you can enjoy the history of Seville by staying in palaces and experiencing the culture of Spain. 

Madrid 

No visit to a country is complete without visiting the country’s capital, and the same goes when you are visiting Spain. If you want a change from the rural landscapes and experience the city life in Spain, then you must definitely add Madrid to your list. It is the third largest city in the whole of Europe and has a buzzing energy with a lot of people. 

Housing some of the best Michelin Star restaurants, Madrid is the place to go if you want to try some of the Spanish delicacies made by famous chefs. Don’t forget to add the vibrant Plaza Mayor to your list of places. For all art lovers, make sure to check out the Museo del Prado, which is the National Art Museum of Spain.

Granada 

If you have already set an itinerary for your trip to Spain, the pictures of Granada might have already enticed you with their beauty. But if you haven’t added Granada to the list, make sure to do so. Located atop the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the city of Granada offers a mix of the Moorish Empire and the Renaissance period. 

The Albazyin district is filled with whitewashed houses, giving you the perfect frame for your pictures. 

Rioja Region 

Finally, no trip to Spain is complete without tasting the best wines from the vineyards of the Rioja Region. The Rioja region, which is located in the northern part of Spain, is best known for its picturesque vineyards. You can get a tour of the vineyard and learn about winemaking and testing. 

The region also has various activities like hot air balloon rides and helicopter rides to add to the adventure. Another promise is that the quality of wine will leave you mind-blown, so it’s worth a try.