The route at a glance
How long to stay in each city and how to get between them. Fares are typical one-way prices per person.
- 1BarcelonaDays 1–3Train · 2h 54mTrain times and fares
- 2ValenciaDays 4–6Bus · 4h 40m · from €46Bus times and fares
- 3GranadaDays 7–8Bus · 1h 10m · from €12Bus times and fares
- 4MálagaDays 9–11Bus · 1h 30m · from €14Bus times and fares
- 5SevilleDays 12–14
Days 1–3
Barcelona
Barcelona captivates visitors with its unique blend of Catalan culture, stunning Gaudí architecture, Mediterranean beaches, and world-class cuisine. From the whimsical spires of Sagrada Familia to the lively streets of Las Ramblas, this vibrant city offers endless discoveries.
- Sagrada Familia
- Park Güell
- Gothic Quarter
- La Boqueria Market
- Barceloneta Beach
- Casa Batlló
Mid-range
UpscaleAbout €576 mid-range for hotel, food and sightseeing (€192 a day).
Days 4–6
Valencia
Valencia is Spain's third-largest city, blending futuristic architecture with historic charm. Home of paella, this Mediterranean gem offers stunning beaches, the avant-garde City of Arts and Sciences, and a delightful old town.
- City of Arts and Sciences
- La Lonja de la Seda
- Valencia Cathedral
- Central Market
- Turia Gardens
- Malvarrosa Beach
Mid-range
UpscaleAbout €456 mid-range for hotel, food and sightseeing (€152 a day).
Days 7–8
Granada
Granada is the crown jewel of Andalusia, home to the legendary Alhambra palace rising against the snow-capped Sierra Nevada. This former Moorish capital offers flamenco in cave venues, free tapas culture, and layers of Islamic, Jewish, and Christian heritage.
- Alhambra Palace
- Generalife Gardens
- Albaicín Quarter
- Sacromonte Flamenco Caves
- Free Tapas Bars
- Sierra Nevada Day Trips
Mid-range
UpscaleAbout €272 mid-range for hotel, food and sightseeing (€136 a day).
Days 9–11
Málaga
Málaga is the birthplace of Picasso and gateway to the Costa del Sol. This sunny Andalusian city has transformed into a cultural hotspot with world-class museums, beautiful beaches, excellent tapas, and a vibrant old town.
- Picasso Museum
- Alcazaba
- Málaga Cathedral
- Malagueta Beach
- Centre Pompidou Málaga
- Calle Larios
Mid-range
UpscaleAbout €429 mid-range for hotel, food and sightseeing (€143 a day).
Days 12–14
Seville
Seville is the passionate heart of Andalusia—a city of flamenco, tapas, and stunning Moorish architecture. The birthplace of tapas culture offers the magnificent Alcázar palace, Gothic cathedral, and an intoxicating atmosphere of Spanish joie de vivre.
- Real Alcázar
- Seville Cathedral & Giralda
- Plaza de España
- Barrio Santa Cruz
- Metropol Parasol
- Triana District
Mid-range
UpscaleAbout €486 mid-range for hotel, food and sightseeing (€162 a day).
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Spain itinerary: FAQ
How many days do you need in Spain?+
14 days is enough for Barcelona, Valencia, Granada, Málaga and Seville: 3 days in Barcelona, 3 days in Valencia, 2 days in Granada, 3 days in Málaga, 3 days in Seville. With 7 and 10 days you can follow our 7-day and 10-day route instead.
What is the best way to travel around Spain?+
On this route every leg works by train and bus. Barcelona to Valencia takes about 2h 54m; Valencia to Granada takes about 4h 40m from €46; Granada to Málaga takes about 1h 10m from €12; Málaga to Seville takes about 1h 30m from €14. Total time on the move is about 10h 14m.
How much does a 14-day trip to Spain cost?+
Plan on about €932 per person on a budget or €2,219 mid-range for accommodation, food and sightseeing, plus around €72 for the transport between cities. Flights to Spain are not included.