Spain Travel Guide
Spain’s itinerary blends architectural wonders, rich history, and iconic local flavors, taking you from Barcelona’s Gaudí masterpieces to the cultural heart of Andalusia. Discover must-see landmarks, experience unforgettable day trips, and indulge in traditional dishes like Huevos Rotos con Jamón along the way.
Day 1: Arrive in Barcelona – Begin with Gaudí’s Greatest Work
Start your journey in Barcelona, a city where every street is a canvas.
Explore more: Basílica de la Sagrada Família
- Admire Gaudí’s iconic, still-unfinished basilica—inside and out
- Book skip-the-line tickets for a seamless visit
- Optional: Walk down Passeig de Gràcia to see Casa Batlló and La Pedrera
Day 2: Day Trip to Montserrat – Mountains & Monastery
Take a scenic escape into nature and spirituality.
Check this: Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey
- Visit the famous Black Madonna and enjoy sweeping mountain views
- Hike the trails or catch the boys’ choir performance
- Easily accessible via train + cable car from Barcelona
Day 3: Travel to Seville – Southern Charm Begins
Head to Seville, where flamenco and tradition come alive.
Visit this site for more details: Maestranza
- Tour Spain’s historic bullring and museum
- Walk the scenic Guadalquivir River promenade
- Cap the evening with a passionate flamenco performance in Santa Cruz
Day 4: Discover Plaza de España & Seville’s Icons
Soak in Andalusian elegance and cinematic beauty.
- Explore this iconic semicircular plaza and rent a rowboat
- Wander through Parque de María Luisa
- Bonus for film buffs: It’s a “Star Wars” filming location
Day 5: Córdoba – Day Trip to a City of Cultures
Take a short trip to Córdoba, where Islamic and Christian heritage converge.
Check this: Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba
- Marvel at the mosque-cathedral’s arches and baroque altar
- Stroll through the charming Jewish Quarter and the Roman Bridge
- Just 45 minutes from Seville via high-speed train
Day 6: Taste of Spain – Huevos Rotos con Jamón
Time to eat like a local in Seville or Madrid.
See full article: Huevos Rotos con Jamón
- Crispy potatoes, fried eggs, and Iberian ham—simple, perfect, iconic
- Found in tapas bars across Spain
- Best enjoyed with a glass of Rioja or vermut
Day 7: Say Adiós in Madrid or Barcelona
Wrap up your trip with some final Spanish magic.
- In Madrid: Visit El Retiro Park, the Prado Museum, or shop along the Gran Vía
- In Barcelona: Unwind at Barceloneta Beach or roam the Gothic Quarter
End your week with a heart full of memories and a camera roll of golden moments.
Spain Travel Tips
- Best time to visit: Spring (April–June) or Fall (September–October)
- Getting around: Use Spain’s AVE high-speed trains for quick city hops
- Language: Spanish is spoken everywhere—learn basic phrases for a warmer welcome
Why You’ll Love This 7-Day Spain Itinerary
From the bold creativity of Gaudí to the serene beauty of Montserrat and the soul-stirring vibes of Andalusia, this one-week Spain itinerary delivers a perfect mix of culture, cuisine, and charm. Whether it’s your first time in Spain or a return visit, these seven days will leave you inspired, well-fed, and already dreaming of your next trip.
