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01 Barcelona</h1>
After the morning, begin to visit Gaudí's life's work,[Sagrada Familia], [Casa Milà]. In the afternoon, visit the "Castle Park", which combines gardens and museums, and experience the life of the locals.
Reference hotel: Hotel Abbot or similar hotel
Sagrada Familia (Ascending Tower)
The Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's most recognizable landmark, was built in 1882 and was taken over by Gaudí from 1883 until his death in 1926, leaving this unfinished architectural masterpiece to Barcelona, and the century-old unfinished church is now the most visited attraction in Barcelona. This temple full of Gaudí's devout spirit shows the genius's whimsy everywhere, and the skillful use of geometric principles, the borrowing of natural elements and the control of light make this church seem so advanced and unique, standing in the middle of the hall as if in the center of the universe, solemn, spectacular and full of architectural beauty.
Sagrada Familia Church of Barcelona
Casa Mila
Casa Milà was Gaudí's last private residence, often referred to as La Pedrera. With its three-sided wavy walls, balcony railings made of twisted and looping iron bars and iron plates, and wide windows, the Casa Milà was bought by caixa de Catalunya in 1986 and renovated at great expense. The current ground floor is the venue for the bank's foundation to hold exhibitions. The six floors, top floor and roof terrace of Casa Milà are open to the public, and the chimney on the roof is very special, and the balcony can also overlook part of the downtown streets and overlook the Sagrada Familia.
Castle Park
Located on the border of the coastal zone and Little Barcelona, it is named after the ancient castle in the park. The castle was built by Filip V in 1714 and destroyed in 1869. It was the site of the 1888 Universal Exposition, and the Arc de Triomphe in front of the park was built for the Exposition that year. Fountains, lakes and buildings complement each other in the park, and the Parliament of Catalonia is also located in this park. The fountain where Maria Elena teaches Christina photography in Midnight in Barcelona was filmed here.
02 Barcelona</h1>
After breakfast, visit [Casa Batlló] The story of the hero of casa Batlló who fights the dragon gives Gaudí the inspiration for his creation, the chimney is the hero, the roof is the dragon, and the princess is every girl who is fascinated by the magical architecture. After that, go to [Guel Park] for free visit. Park Güell is an early work by Gaudí, a colorful fairytale world of broken tiles after he blended various architectural styles.
Casa Batlló
The interior design of Casa Batlló also adheres to Gaudí's consistent style, there are no straight lines and edges, all soft wavy shapes, curves, a door, a door handle, a seat, curves to meet the human body line, everywhere reflected in the small details to give people unlimited sighs. From the ground floor, the hall on the second floor can only be reached via an elegant wooden staircase specially designed by Gaudí for Casa Batlló. The top of the staircase handrail is particularly delicate, and a thin ribbon made of metal surrounds a sphere made of orange glass. The flat, shiny texture of the ceiling inside the hall is thrown around in a swirling shape, and the via Gracia can be seen through large windows that can be framed up and down.
Park Quail, a hideaway designed by Gaudí
It is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site for its unique environmental art. Here, Gaudí's artistic taste and architectural style are vividly brought into play. Whether it is the form of space, or the color of light and shadow, from the whole to the details, it is full of fun, beautiful and beautiful, and surprises everywhere. In addition to the various buildings with different shapes, there are various animal shapes made of various broken colorful mosaics, such as the colorful large lizards at the gate.
Quill Park
03 Barcelona</h1>
After breakfast, drive to Montserrat, Barcelona's holy mountain, montserrat, the pilgrimage site of our Lady of Spain since the Middle Ages, with a unique appearance and exposed layers of cylindrical rocks, each with its own unique style. After visiting the Monastery of MonteSerrat Hill, punch in the Temple of the Clouds and stroll through the Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Barcelona.
A small Spanish gem: Montserrat
The peaks of Spain, located in Catalonia, in the northeast of the country, are part of the Catalan Foreshore Mountains, at an altitude of 1,236 meters above sea level, and the mountain mass is composed of conglomerates. Nestled in the arms of montserrat's mountains, the Monastery of Montserrat is exceptionally serene and sublime, and is the guardian of the spirit and soul of the Catalans.
Montserrat
The Church of the Clouds, the Sanctuary of the Sacred Heart, overlooking Barcelona
The Church of the Sacred Heart, said to be one of the closest churches to the sky, is 542 meters above sea level, and although it is on the outskirts of Barcelona, it attracts countless people to punch here, and the statue of Jesus towering at the entrance of the church adds solemn solemnity. Open for free and to the top, the church is a great place to overlook Barcelona, with a bronze statue of Jesus, 7 meters high and weighing 4,800 kilograms.
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Church of the Sacred Heart
04 Barcelona-Fly-Granada</h1>
Reference 07:30-9:05 Barcelona Airport - Granada Airport
After breakfast, head to visit the Alhambra, the symbol of Granada, the Palace of Naralies, the palace of the Sultan of Grenada, the most magnificent Muslim building in Europe. Its intricate and elaborate mud walls, tiles, finely carved ceilings and stone stalactite vaults are all presented in a geometric pattern that is breathtaking. [Palace of Carlos V] gives people infinite shock Here also contains attractions [Lion Atrium] [Myrtle Atrium] [Naralius Palace].
Reference hotel: Hotel Alixares or similar hotel
Stunning, mysterious and elegant, the Alhambra
On the high hillside, it is made up of a series of buildings such as castles, gardens, courtyards, patios, arches and promenades, watchtowers, etc., and the intricate mosaic walls and ceiling designs inside make the entire palace look extremely luxurious. It has strong Moorish cultural characteristics, representing the peak of Spanish Moorish art, and is known as the "City of Palaces".
Alhambra
Henell Lyfe Gardens
The Garden of Architects Yannat al-Arifo «jardín del arquitecto», is one of the most important sights of the Alhambra. In Granada, the great poet Ibn Ibn Khrushchev during the reign of Muhammad V. Semak called it the throne of the Alhambra. The combination of sunlight, air, water, and greenery is delightful.
05 Granada - 125km - Malaga</h1>
After breakfast, stroll through the Albayzin district, the oldest Islamic neighborhood in Granada's old town, listed as a World Heritage Site in 1984 along with the famous Alhambra. Drive to Picasso's hometown - Malaga tour, find his footprints in the small streets and alleys, look out malaga cathedral, visit the [Picasso Museum]
Reference hotel: Soho Bahía Málaga or similar hotel
Albayzin district
The oldest Islamic neighborhood in Granada's old town, after the completion of the Alhambra, it became a residential area with many classes of people living together, due to geographical conditions and granada architectural planning restrictions, so that the landscape of this neighborhood originating from the Middle Ages has been preserved. The Sacramento district north of Albayzin was once inhabited by gypsies who housed their homes in "caves" carved out of hillsides, which are now used for flamenco cabarets. On both sides of the labyrinth of narrow alleyways are white houses loved by Islamists, while the higher-lying Piazza San Nicola is the best platform for looking out at the Alhambra Palace.
Picasso Museum malaga
The Buena Vista Palace on St. Augustine Street, where Picasso was born. The museum houses 233 of Picasso's paintings, prints, drawings, ceramics and other works, covering a variety of works. There are also Picasso's autograph manuscripts and books with his illustrations. The most famous painting is "The Portrait of Paul in a White Hat".
06 Malaga - 34.4km - Mijas - 94.1km - Ronda - 129km - Seville</h1>
After breakfast, head to the Spanish flavor of the variety of characteristics [small town Mijas] on one side of the Mediterranean blue, on the other side is the pure white of the town. Blue and white, dotted with flowers, is particularly charming. The Mijas White Complex is distributed on the mountains at an altitude of 428 meters above sea level, and is known as "White Town", "Romantic Town", "A Pearl on the Mediterranean Side", and Spain's "Top Ten Characteristic Towns" Mijas is listed among them. Pass by the small white town of Ronda on the cliffs, visit the birthplace of the [New Bridge] El Tagho Canyon Bullring [Ronda Bullring], and then rest in a hotel in Seville. The famous city of literature, Seville. In the evening, go to see a fiery Flamenco Dance.
Reference hotel: Exe Sevilla Palmera or similar hotel
Ronda New Bridge
The magnificent new bridge spanning the Tagus Canyon was built in 1793. There are rumors that the architect of the bridge, Alderwila, accidentally fell off the bridge and died when he tried to engrave a date on the side of the bridge. Hemingway's famous book "For Whom the Death Knell Tolls" tells the story of the residents of the town of Ronda beating the "fascists" to death with sticks and flails and throwing their bodies off a cliff. People who have never been to Ronda, just by looking at the photos, can't feel the kind of shock brought by the new bridge. The particularity of Ronda's geographical location provides unique conditions for this shock - the new bridge is 98 meters high, equivalent to 30 stories high, below is the abyss, the white house is built on the edge of the cliff, along the path on the edge of the new bridge, you can see the deep valley under the bridge, the houses in the deep valley, this kind of staggered scenery, with a flat photo can not show.
Learn about the bullfighting culture of the Warrior Nation - the bullring of Ronda
Known as one of the oldest bullrings in Spain, it was built in 1785 and took a total of 6 years. Known as the birthplace of modern bullfighting, Ronda bullring is the oldest bullring in Spain and a place of pilgrimage for bullfighters, and it is in this bullring that the current way of bullfighting was born. The circular building, which can accommodate five thousand spectators, is juxtaposed with 136 Heavy Tuscan columns, giving a deep sense of historical heaviness. The most famous bullfighters in the history of Spanish bullfighting have fought with wild bulls here.
Ronda Bullring
Enjoy a passionate flamenco (with tickets, drinks included) 19:00-20:30
In the home of flamenco, come to Seville to see the flamenco show, especially for you to arrange the Spanish official. Recommended Performances at the Andalussi Palace, the most professional national dancers will present you with the most wonderful performances.
Enjoy a fiery flamenco
07 Seville (Main Church, Royal Palace, Exterior Golden Tower) - 141km - Cordoba</h1>
After breakfast, visit the Cathedral of Seville Cathedral The Cathedral of Seville takes a mix-and-match route, although it is one of the largest Gothic churches in the world, it still retains a lot of Muslim style. Visit the Royal Palace of Seville, one of the most prestigious palaces in Europe. A blend of Arabic courtyards, Gothic architecture and Mudéjar palaces, it has become the spectacle of the golden tower in the history of human architecture, and then drive to Córdoba to visit the [Great Mosque of Córdoba] [Alley of Flowers] [Ancient Roman Bridge of Córdoba] The Ancient Roman Bridge under the sunset is one of the beautiful scenery of Cordoba.
Reference hotel: Exe Ciudad de Córdoba or similar hotel
Royal Palace of Seville
It is the oldest royal palace in Europe and was selected as a World Heritage Site in 1987. Once used as an Islamic and Catholic royal palace, the Seville Royal Palace presents a mixed look of different styles. It is also the filming location of the palace garden of the Martell family in Dorne in the American drama "Game of Thrones".
Seville Cathedral
The entire building belongs to the style of the heyday of Spanish Gothic art, but also mixed with the style of Arabic architecture. Columbus's coffin was transported back to Spain by Cuba in 1898 and buried in the church in Columbus' tomb. The sarcophagus bears statues of knights of the four ancient kingdoms of Spain - Castile, León, Navarre, and Aragon holding up columbus coffins.
The Great Mosque of Córdoba
The Mosque of Cordoba, a World Heritage Site, was first built in the eighth century, and for Muslims in Spain, Cordoba is second only to Mecca and Jerusalem as a place of pilgrimage. After the Muslim occupation of Córdoba, the Then Gothic Catholic Church was converted into a mosque, and the Christians retook Córdoba and rebuilt the mosque. The mix of Moorish and Spanish architecture silently tells the story of that period of turbulent history.
Roman Bridge
From the 13th century to the 19th century, it was built to varying degrees, and the bridge was built in boulders with 16 bridge holes. The Roman Bridge at sunset is one of the most beautiful views of Cordoba, standing at the southern end of the bridge, the mosque on the opposite bank and the quaint bridge shine together.
08 Cordoba - 281km - Windmill Village Consuegra - 63.4km - Toledo</h1>
After breakfast, drive along the Don Quijote Road to [Consueguera Windmill Village] to admire the beautiful countryside and photograph the legendary windmills. After arriving at the ancient city of Toledo, which is silent because of victory, the whole city is a witness to the history of Spain, which is the charm of Toledo being called a world cultural heritage. [Cathedral of Toledo], [Puerta del Sol].
Reference hotel: NH Toledo or similar hotel
Consuegra: Don Quixote's battlefield
Husca's name as the "Smurfs' homeland" is not necessarily convincing, but Consuegra is the battlefield of authentic Don Quixote. Cervantes' scene of Don Quixote vs. Windmills takes place in a group of windmills next to the town. There are 12 windmills and a rebuilt castle on the ridge next to the town, and against the backdrop of blue skies and white clouds, everyone walking in them seems to have become Don Quixote. The town holds the Saffron Festival at the end of October every year, during which several windmills rotate to celebrate the harvest.
Consuegra
Tour of the ancient city of Toledo
From the prosperous roman streets, Jewish churches, and gates of the Arabs, to the Catholic French-style Goethe Church and the Alcázar, which baptized the Spanish Civil War, Toledo has shown great charm for its splendid historical and cultural heritage, which UNESCO has listed as a World Heritage Site.
09 Toledo - 74.4km - Madrid</h1>
After breakfast, drive to Madrid to visit the world's most preserved [Spanish Royal Palace], and then pass through the signs of the "Bronze Statue of Don Quixote", [Puerta del Sol], [Spanish Highway "Zero Kilometers"]. Afterwards, visit the Prado Museum, one of the four major museums in the world, including the fairytale Glass Palace of the Retiro Park and the famous Roman bullring in Spain [Las Ventas Bullring].
Reference hotel: Hotel Nuevo Madrid or similar hotel
Royal Palace of Madrid
The Royal Palace of Madrid is the most in Western Europe. The large royal palace has 3418 rooms inside, each with its own characteristics. A large number of exquisite paintings, collectibles, weapons, porcelain, clocks, gold and silver objects are preserved here. One of the most important works is the five violins made by Antonio Stradivari, one of the greatest stringed instrument makers in history, which is displayed in the concert hall of the Royal Library. In addition, there are paintings by the famous Spanish painters Velázquez and Goya, and the paintings of Caravaggio, an important painter of the Italian Baroque school.
Prado Museum
The Prado Museum is the most in the world. One of the good museums, together with the Louvre in Paris and the British Museum in London, is called the world's three major museums, and has precious works of art in Spain and even all over Europe. For example, the works of Velázquez, Goya, and Greco, of course, also collected a large number of works by great foreign Renaissance painters, such as Titian of the Italian Venetian School, Rubens of the German Baroque school, and The Dutch surrealist painter Hieronymis Bosch and so on. The total number of works in the museum's current collection has reached 27,509, of which 7,825 are oil paintings, which is a dizzying number.
10 Madrid - 91.2km - Segovia - 64.3km - Avila - 109km - Madrid</h1>
After breakfast, head to Segovia, one of the best preserved of Spain's countless ancient cities. The town is quaint, with narrow stone-paved streets that curve and are full of heritage sites and ancient buildings. The old town and waterway bridge buildings are listed as World Heritage Sites of the United Nations. Visit the Great Aqueduct of Rome. [Segovia Castle], Spain's Segovia Castle is the prototype of the castle in the Disney animation "Cinderella" and "Snow White". Afterwards, head to Avila to visit the [Walls of Avila], the old city of Avila, which has defensive and religious functions and is the capital of the province of Avila. It was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1985 as a cultural heritage. Afterwards return to Madrid to conclude the tour.
Ancient Roman aqueducts
The Roman Aqueduct was built in the time of Trajan the Great in ancient Rome and is still intact. The Segovia Aqueduct is made of earthy yellow granite and is unusually strong. The aqueduct is 813 meters long, divided into two layers, composed of 148 arches, 30.25 meters above the ground, and is extraordinary. Originally built by the Romans, the purpose of the aqueduct was to introduce the water of the Frio River, 18 kilometers away, into the city for drinking. To this end, ancient Roman engineers opened canals with an average gradient of 1%. In their way, the natural obstacle is how to cross the Kramor River. In order to cross this graben and reach the solid rock formations where the city is located, they had to use large blocks of brick and stone, which were built in four parts. The aqueduct consists of double arches supported by 128 columns. At the top of the aqueduct is a canal, which is still guiding the flowing water, and the initial cross-sectional standard was 30X30cm. Later, at the end of the 15th century, the bishop ordered it to be repaired, and it has been repaired and used ever since.
Alcazar Castle
The Alcazar Castle is located at the confluence of the Eresma river and the Clamores River, located at the western end of the city of Segovia, the castle is located at the top of the northern Spanish city of Castile at that time, the Segovia Castle was built on the cliff, due to strategic considerations, it has an excellent view, and there is a moat more than 10 meters deep at the entrance to prevent the enemy from attacking. The first historical record of the fort dates back to 12th-century Christian literature. The castles in the Disney cartoons Snow White and Sleeping Beauty are based on this castle.
The ancient city of Avila
Avila is an ancient city built in the 12th century and consists of 9 gates, 88 circular bunkers and 2,500 ramparts. The city walls are connected to the bunkers one after another, forming a 2460-meter circumference, with huge engineering, strange shapes, and majestic architecture, which is simply the prototype of the ancient european city you can see in the movie.