One of the world's great pilgrimage routes, the Camino de Santiago has drawn travellers for over a thousand years — and the pull is as powerful as ever. This expedition walks its ancient paths through Basque country, the vineyards of La Rioja, and the rolling hills of Galicia, culminating in the sacred silence of Santiago de Compostela.

Immerse yourself in tradition as you journey from Madrid to Lisbon. Discover local wine and cuisine, storied history, inspiring  architecture, the ancient Camino de Santiago, and the soulful sounds of Fado.

Discover the soul of Spain on a luxurious 9-day journey through Madrid, Cordoba, Seville, and Granada, where history, culture, and cuisine come alive. From a private tour of Madrid's Royal Palace to an unforgettable flamenco show and tapas dinner in Seville, each experience is crafted for depth and comfort. Glide between cities by high-speed train and enjoy seamless private transfers throughout. Highlights include a guided tour of the majestic Alhambra, the awe-inspiring Mosque of Cordoba, an...

Your 15 days begin with color on canvas in Madrid, where you join an art historian inside the Prado Museum, studying the sweep of a brushstroke, the gleam of silk in a royal portrait and colors deepened by age. On the way to Granada, you pass between the twisted trunks of the region’s oldest olive grove before joining a local family at home to taste peppery olive oil. At the Alhambra, lace-like carvings stretch across palace walls as water murmurs through the manicured gardens. In Porto, you taste the dark fruit and honeyed warmth of port, then admire the fine Gothic stonework of Lisbon’s Jerónimos Monastery, where arches rise above intricately carved columns.

In Madrid, you follow the buttery scent of warm pastries and dark coffee past market counters lined with jamón, fruit and wheels of cheese. Across Granada, you'll trace carved plaster and glazed tile beside water running through the Alhambra’s courtyards. As you explore Toledo’s narrow lanes, centuries-old stone rises beside you, while Andalusia stretches beyond the cities in olive groves and open plains. Barcelona awaits with Gaudí’s soaring towers, rippling façades and mosaics scattered with color.

13 Days, featuring: Barcelona, Spain

Discover the vibrant spirit, rich history, and artistic flair of Barcelona on this perfectly balanced city stay. From Gauds architectural masterpieces and lively boulevards to historic neighborhoods and coastal charm, Barcelona offers a dynamic blend of culture, cuisine, and Mediterranean energy ideal for an unforgettable short getaway.

Go beyond the normal northern Spain trip and immerse yourself in the region’s distinctive culture and history. On this trip, you’ll trace the footsteps of pilgrims, witnessing breathtaking landscapes and timeless traditions.

Ease into the local love of life and good food. Sun-kissed days and sizzling nights guide you along this Mediterranean trip through coastal Spain, France and Italy. Enjoy lunch with sisters Sandra and Antonella on their Tuscan agriturismo near Vinci.

Discover this trio of historic Spanish cities with our signature flexibility and attentive privately-guided services. Tailor the journey to your personal style with our selection of first-class and deluxe hotels and then pursue your own interests with a choice of included sightseeing tours in each city. We even include first-class rail and chauffeured transfers when you come and go for a truly carefree experience.

12 Days, featuring: Lisbon, Portugal

17 Days, featuring: Fez–tangier

See Paris icons such as the Champs-Élysées, taste pintxos in San Sebastián and watch Venetian glassblowers shape molten glass by hand. This grand European tour travels from Parisian avenues and Bordeaux’s celebrated wine country to Gaudí’s extraordinary La Sagrada Família in Barcelona. Along the French Riviera, follow Nice’s Promenade des Anglais and see Monaco’s harbor lined with luxury yachts. In Vienna, palaces and grand boulevards trace the legacy of Austria’s Habsburg dynasty.

The original Portuguese Saint James pilgrimage—the Central Camino—begins in Lisbon, Portugal before journeying north to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. On this extraordinary, goal-oriented hike, trek along serene pathways and through lush forests, visiting historic Portuguese and Galician villages and passing the longest river on the Iberian Peninsula. Your journey, which follows an official Camino route, culminates in your arrival in beautiful Santiago de Compostela. Along the way, take time to enjoy the traditional cuisine, while admiring stunning architecture and varied landscapes dotted with vineyards, olive groves, and Roman roads.

Spain doesn't do anything by halves. Good thing you're here for all of it. Eat your way through Madrid, watch flamenco set the room on fire, and let high-speed rail carry you between Sevilla's Alcazar and Granada's Alhambra like a local. Taste your way through an olive oil farm and a working winery, then let Barcelona's Sagrada Familia close the show.

History unfolds around every turn along the Iberian Peninsula, enticing with traditional fare, wine, world-class art, and architecture. Discover its World Heritage Sites, sun-kissed villages, and monuments to glories past, from Lisbon to Madrid, sampling its multicultural treasures as you go.

Travel through Spain and Portugal on a journey that links Moorish palaces, medieval hill towns and Atlantic wine country with authentic culinary experiences and local insight. From Segovia’s aqueduct and Fátima’s sanctuary to Porto’s cellars, Andalusia’s flamenco schools and the paella kitchens of Valencia, this tour moves through the Iberian Peninsula in a way that joins architecture, tradition and everyday life across two nations shaped by centuries of exchange.

You'll join San Sebastián’s evening tradition of pintxos, tasting small plates at local bars with a cool glass of lightly sparkling Txakoli. Then, you'll follow the Mediterranean to Barcelona, tracing Gaudí’s curling stonework upwards as colored mosaics flash across the façades. Along Nice’s cafe terraces, you may notice the herbal scent of pastis as glasses touch down on tables, while Florence surrounds you with Renaissance artistry and the legacy of Michelangelo. You stand beneath Pisa’s improbable tilt. In Rome, you taste seasonal ingredients folded through ribbons of handmade pasta, ready for your fork.