L'espagne en train - Valencia et Malaga

Jour 1: Valencia

Welcome to Spain and more particularly to Valencia. Transfer included to the hotel and rest of the day at leisure. To start discovering the city, we can recommend you to explore the historic centre, with theCathedral, an impressive Gothic building that houses the Holy Chalice. Then, lose yourself in the colorful stalls of the Central Market, a true gastronomic temple where you can taste the freshest produce from the region.

Jour 2: Valencia

Breakfast at the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Today you can spend the day visiting the City of Arts and Sciences, an avant-garde architectural complex that houses the Hemisfèric and the Principe Felipe Science Museum. An unforgettable experience for all the senses! For lunch, we recommend trying the paella, a traditional dish of the region. Another suggestion is discovering the beauty of the Lonja de la Seda, a Gothic building listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its impressive architecture and rich history will transport you to another era.

Jour 3: Valencia & Madrid

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure in a high speed train, ticket tourist class, from Valencia to Madrid. Check in at the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Welcome to Madrid, a city where you will enjoy an inexhaustible array of culture, food and entertainment. To start the visit of the city, we suggest a stroll through Puerta del Sol, one of the city’s most famous sites. Nearby, you can find the Plaza Mayor, in the heart of Hapsburg Madrid, the oldest part of the city. Steeped in history, the bustling plaza is the perfect place to begin your stroll through one of Madrid’s most charming districts. Before Madrid became the city you see today, filled with large avenues and boulevards, it was made up of small streets and alleys, which today conjure up images of swashbucklers and swindlers.

Jour 4: Madrid

Breakfast at the hotel. Free day with possibility of optional excursions. Many suggestions to discover the city, such as the Paseo del arte. This area is uniquely beautiful and home to some of the world's finest artworks. Along a stretch of just over one kilometre, you’ll find the Prado, the Thyssen-Bornemisza and the Reina Sofía museums. Paseo del Arte is also lined with a number of other institutions and buildings well worth visiting. Another suggestion on this day could be to visit the Retiro Park, recently named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a green oasis in the heart of the city. In it you’ll find all kinds of interesting monuments and gardens; or to visit the Royal Palace, the largest palace in Western Europe and one of the largest in the world. With more than 3000 rooms it’s one of the few official seats of a Head of State that is open to the public. After a great day, you can explore the vibrant nightlife in Madrid. Depending on your tastes, you can explore different quartiers in the center. In La Latina, one of the city's most pleasant neighborhoods at any time of day, offers a lively night scene and it's popular with tapas enthusiasts during the day. The Literary Quarter does not rest on any day of the week. Here, you will find a plan, whatever your age, style or favourite pastime.

Jour 5: Madrid & Sevilla

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure in a high speed train, ticket tourist class, from Madrid to Sevilla. Check in at the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Welcome to Seville, a city that will captivate you with its charm, rich history, and vibrant culture. Bathed by the Guadalquivir River, this Andalusian gem is a feast for the senses. It's a magical city, with enchanting nights and always a corner to discover. Don't miss the Santa Cruz neighborhood. Lose yourself in the narrow, charming streets of this former Jewish quarter, filled with flowery courtyards, hidden squares, and the essence of traditional Seville. Another suggestion is Plaza de España, an emblematic monument of the city, and relax you in the adjacent María Luisa Park, a green oasis perfect for strolling. . This park has a great botanical value due to the different plant species living in it.

Jour 6: Sevilla

Breakfast at the hotel. Free day with possibility of optional excursions. In the morning, you can visit the Cathedral of Santa María, the largest Gothic church in the world and the third largest church after St Peter’s in the Vatican and St Paul’s in London. Don’t forget the Giralda, its minaret, which is the symbol of the city. If you go up, you will discover amazing views. You can continue with the visit of The Real Alcázar, the oldest royal palace in use in Europe. It remains a royal residence and is where Spain’s royal family stay when visiting Seville. It is a group of palaces built in different historical eras whose origins date back to the tenth century with lush gardens. In the afternoon, we suggest visiting the other side of the river. Cross the Triana Bridge and discover this neighborhood with its own unique identity, famous for its ceramic artists, flamenco atmosphere, and bars on the banks of the Guadalquivir.

Jour 7: Sevilla & Malaga

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Malaga. High speed train, ticket tourist class, from Sevilla to Málaga. Check in at the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Málaga awaits you with its sunny climate, cosmopolitan atmosphere, and cultural and leisure offerings that will leave you speechless. It's a vibrant city that perfectly combines history, art, culture, and, of course, sun and sand. What you can't miss: the Calle Larios, considered one of the most elegant streets in Spain, it's the commercial heart of Málaga and an ideal place to stroll and soak up the city's atmosphere. In the Muelle Uno and La Malagueta enjoy a stroll along the port, admire the sunset, and explore the lively Muelle Uno entertainment district, also home to the Centre Pompidou Málaga. La Malagueta beach is perfect for relaxing in the sun. Or you can visit Atarazana's Central Market, a feast for the senses. This market is the culinary center of the city, where you can buy fresh produce and taste succulent tapas.

Jour 8: Malaga

Breakfast at the hotel. Free day with possibility of optional excursions. In the morning we suggest to visit the Alcazaba. Discover the impressive 11th-century Moorish fortress with its palaces, courtyards, and beautiful gardens. Right at its feet, you'll find the ancient Roman Theater, a monument that will transport you back to Roman Hispania. Another interesting place to visit is the Málaga Cathedral, one of Spain's most iconic Renaissance monuments called “la manquita” for its unfinished tower. Some unforgettable experiences, delight in Malaga's rich cuisine, from fried fish to sardines on skewers at the beach bars. An interesting and exciting option is to take a catamaran trip around the Bay of Malaga to discover the city from a different perspective or explore the Soho district, with striking graffiti by renowned artists, cultural centers, and art galleries

Jour 9: Málaga

Breakfast at the hotel and transfer to the airport included. End of our service.