14 days in Spain: 5 Spain Itineraries for 14 days

Two weeks in Spain opens up a world of possibilities, and our five comprehensive 14-day Spain itineraries are designed to make the most of this generous time frame. We've built in time for both headline attractions and hidden corners, letting you experience Spain at a pace that feels right. Whether you're a first-timer or a repeat visitor, these trips will show you sides of Spain you never knew existed.

Trip #1: Iconic cities of Spain

Looking for a quick tour of Spain's top cities? This Iconic Cities of Spain trip has it all. You’ll start in Madrid’s impressive plazas, then make your way through Andalusia to see its stunning Moorish architecture, before landing in Valencia’s ultra-modern cityscape. And the grand finale? Barcelona, with its famous modernist designs. Get ready for a full-on Spanish experience of art, architecture, and amazing food.

Itinerary overview

This 14-day Spain itinerary starts in Madrid, where you'll spend the first two days visiting famous landmarks, and checking out the local art museums. On day three, you head to Granada to explore the Alhambra Palace and wander through the charming Albaicín quarter. On day four you'll catch a train to Seville to see a flamenco show and take a scenic horse carriage ride. Day five is spent learning about Seville's history and architecture, including a relaxing boat trip along the Guadalquivir River. 

On day six, you'll make your way to Cordoba for a city tour, and on day seven, you'll visit the Roman Bridge and Calahorra Tower before heading to Valencia. Days eight and nine are spent in Valencia with a historical city tour, a paella cooking class, and a bike ride through Turia Gardens. Then, it's off to Barcelona for the final five days of your journey. You'll explore Gaudí's iconic architecture, take a day trip to Montserrat Monastery, enjoy wine tasting in Penedès, go sunset sailing, and wander the Gothic Quarter.

Day thirteen includes a day trip to Girona, and when you're back in Barcelona, you'll have a farewell dinner to cap off the adventure. On day fourteen, you’ll visit the famous La Boqueria market before catching your departure flight.

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Day 1

• Arrival at Madrid International Airport
• Transfer to your hotel in the city center
• Stroll along Gran Vía, Madrid's main shopping street
• Dinner at Mercado de San Miguel, sampling various Spanish delicacies

Day 2

• Sightseeing tour of historical Madrid
• Visit iconic landmarks: Plaza Mayor, Royal Palace, Buen Retiro Park
• Enjoy tapas at several of the city's finest food markets
• Visit the Prado Museum, focusing on masterpieces by Velázquez and Goya
• Cocktails at a rooftop bar with panoramic views of Madrid

Day 3

• Scenic train journey to Granada
• Tour of the Alhambra Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
• Transfer to your hotel in Granada
• Walk through the charming Albaicín quarter, ending with dinner at a traditional carmen (Moorish-style house)

Day 4

• Visit to the Granada Cathedral and Royal Chapel
• Train journey to Seville
• Check-in at your hotel in the heart of the old town
• Flamenco show with a horse carriage ride back to the hotel

Day 5

• Seville city tour: Alcazar, Giralda, Torre de Oro, Plaza España, Seville Cathedral, Fine Arts Museum
• Lunch at a local restaurant
• Boat trip along the Guadalquivir River

Day 6

• High-speed train to Cordoba
• Check-in at your new hotel
• Private city tour: squares, souk, Mosque-Cathedral, traditional workshops

Day 7

• Check out of your hotel in Cordoba
• Visit to the Roman Bridge and Calahorra Tower
• Train to Valencia
• Check-in at your hotel
• Tour of the City of Arts and Sciences complex

Day 8

• Private walking tour of Valencia's historical city center
• Paella cooking class and lunch
• Visit to the Central Market and silk exchange (La Lonja)

Day 9

• Check out of your hotel in Valencia
• Bike tour through Turia Gardens
• Train to Barcelona
• Check-in at your hotel in the city center
• Food tour in the El Born neighborhood

Day 10

• Breakfast at the hotel
• Tour of Antoni Gaudí's architectural landmarks: Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, Casa Batlló
• Visit to the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc light show

Day 11

• Visit to Montserrat Monastery
• Wine tasting tour in the Penedès region
• Sunset sailing trip along the Barcelona coast

Day 12

• Visit to the Picasso Museum
• Explore the Gothic Quarter and Las Ramblas
• Dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant

Day 13

• Day trip to Girona, including a walking tour of the old town and visit to the Jewish Quarter
• Return to Barcelona for a farewell dinner with views of the city

Day 14

• Barcelona Departure
• Visit to La Boqueria market for last-minute souvenir shopping
• Transfer to the airport for your departure flight

Looking for more inspiration for your trip? Check out our Spanish itineraries.

Trip #2: Two weeks in Southern Spain

Ready for an adventure in Spain's sunny south? This 14-day Southern Spain trip is calling your name. With flamenco in the air and tapas in hand, you'll dive deep into the heart of Southern Spain. Just don’t be surprised if you never want to leave.

Itinerary overview

The first and second days of this 14-day Spain itinerary are spent exploring Seville's must-see spots like the Cathedral, La Giralda, Royal Alcázar, and Plaza de España. On the third day, you’ll take a full-day tour of Doñana National Park, where you can spot some unique wildlife.

The fourth day takes you to Cordoba, where you'll wander through the Jewish Quarter, visit the synagogue, the Alcázar, and the famous Mosque-Cathedral. The fifth through seventh days will be spent in Granada, checking out the Albaicín and Sacromonte districts, the Royal Chapel, and, of course, the stunning Alhambra Palace.

On the eighth day, you'll head to the Renaissance cities of Úbeda and Baeza for a day trip. The ninth through eleventh days are for Madrid, where you'll explore the old town, Royal Palace, some museums, and catch a flamenco show. 

The twelfth day takes you to Toledo for the day, visiting the Cathedral, synagogue, and the El Greco Museum. Finally, on the thirteenth day, you’ll drive to León to see its Cathedral, some Gaudí architecture, and on the fourteenth day, enjoy the local cuisine to wrap up the trip.

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Day 1

• Arrival in Seville
• Transfer from the airport to your hotel

Day 2

• Explore the Santa Cruz neighborhood, including the Seville Cathedral and La Giralda tower
• Visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville, a stunning Moorish palace
• Stroll through Plaza de España, admiring its impressive architecture

Day 3

• Doñana National Park
• Full-day tour to observe marsh and shorebirds with a guide
• Spot unique wildlife like the Iberian lynx and Spanish imperial eagle

Day 4

• High-speed train from Seville to Cordoba
• Explore the Jewish Quarter and its narrow, winding streets
• Visit the Chapel of St. Bartholomew and the ancient souk
• Tour the synagogue
• Explore the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos 
• Grand Mosque-Cathedral

Day 5

• Train journey from Seville to Granada
• Visit the Albaicín neighborhood

Day 6

• Guided tour of Granada's Moorish heritage
• Explore the Sacromonte district, famous for its cave dwellings
• Visit the Royal Chapel

Day 7

• Visit the Alhambra Palace
• Tour the Nasrid Palaces, Generalife Gardens, and Alcazaba fortress

Day 8

• Visit World Heritage cities of Úbeda and Baeza
• Explore Renaissance architecture in Úbeda's Plaza Vázquez de Molina
• Visit Baeza's Cathedral and University building

Day 9

• High-speed train from Granada to Madrid
• Evening walk through Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor

Day 10

• Madrid's old town
• Visit the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral
• Explore Gran Vía, Madrid's main shopping street
• Prado Museum: view masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco

Day 11

• Attend an authentic flamenco show in the Corral de la Morería
• Visit Retiro Park and the Crystal Palace

Day 12

• High-speed train to Toledo
• Toledo Cathedral
• Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca
• Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes
• El Greco Museum

Day 13

• Pick up rental car and drive to León
• Explore León's historical and architectural sites
• León Cathedral, known for its stained glass windows
• Basilica of San Isidoro
• Casa Botines, designed by Antoni Gaudí

Day 14

• Enjoy traditional Leonese cuisine at a local restaurant

Short on time? Our 7-day itineraries in Spain and 10-day itineraries in Spain might be the perfect fit for you.

Trip #3: Two weeks in northern Spain

This Northern Spain itinerary takes you into the heart of "Green Spain," — a side of the country you might not know about yet. From the rugged coastline of Galicia to the rolling hills of the Basque Country, you're in for some great landscapes and hidden gems. You'll hike along ancient pilgrim paths, snack on pintxos in San Sebastián, and enjoy txakoli with the locals. It's Spain, but with a totally different vibe — and you’ll love it even more for that. Combine with the trip above for a comprehensive 28-day trip.

Itinerary overview

This itinerary starts in Astorga on the first day, where you'll explore medieval sites and visit the unique landscape of Las Médulas. On the second day, you'll drive to Santiago de Compostela. The third day is spent on the coast at Finisterre and Muxía. 

On the fourth day, you'll continue to Llanes, with stops along the way in Avilés and Ribadeo. The fifth day is spent in Covadonga, where you’ll explore the sanctuary and its beautiful lakes. The sixth day brings you to Cosgaya, located in Picos de Europa National Park, for some hiking and downtime. 

The seventh day takes you to Bilbao, with stops like the famous Altamira Caves. The eighth day is spent discovering the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. On the ninth day, you’ll go on a day trip to Bakio and the dramatic San Juan de Gaztelugatxe.

From the tenth to the fourteenth day, you’ll explore San Sebastián and the Basque region. You can hike part of the Camino de Santiago coastal trail, enjoy a pintxos foodie tour, visit vineyards for wine tasting, explore medieval villages, and learn about local cheese production.

The trip wraps up with a Basque Wine & Cheese Tour before you depart from either San Sebastián or Bilbao airport.

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Day 1

• Explore Astorga's medieval town and visit Gaudí's Bishop's Palace
• Discover Las Médulas, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Walk through red-clay erosion gullies and visit caves

Day 2

• Drive from León to Santiago de Compostela (approx. 3.5 hours)
• Begin exploring Santiago de Compostela

Day 3

• Drive to Finisterre, visit Land's End
• Explore Muxía, Land's End lighthouse, and Xallas waterfall

Day 4

• Drive from Santiago to Llanes via Avilés
• Visit Niemeyer's Museum and Avilés old town
• Stop at Cathedral Beach (pre-booking required)
• Explore Ribadeo and enjoy local seafood

Day 5

• Day trip to Covadonga (self-drive)
• Visit Covadonga Sanctuary and its cave
• Explore Covadonga Lakes in Picos de Europa mountains

Day 6

• Drive to Cosgaya in Picos de Europa National Park
• Enjoy hiking, local cuisine, and relaxation

Day 7

• Drive to Bilbao via Santillana del Mar
• Visit Altamira Caves, Santillana del Mar, Comillas, and San Vicente de la Barquera

Day 8

• Visit Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao

Day 9

• Day trip to Bakio and San Juan de Gaztelugatxe
• Explore Bakio and taste "txakoli" white wine
• Visit San Juan de Gaztelugatxe hermitage

Day 10

• Drive from Bilbao to San Sebastián
• Start exploring San Sebastián

Day 11

• Day trip to hike the Camino de Santiago coastal trail
• Boat trip to Pasajes San Juan
• Lunch at a waterfront restaurant

Day 12

• Local foodie tour in San Sebastián
• Visit 5 top pintxos bars

Day 13

• Private picnic in the vineyards
• Wine tasting and food pairing at a boutique winery
• Visit medieval village of Laguardia

Day 14

• Private Basque Wine & Cheese Tour
• Txakoli wine tasting and visit local cheese producer
• Lunch in Getaria and explore its medieval streets
• Return rental car at San Sebastián or Bilbao airport
• Departure

Trip #4: Cultural Cities of Spain

If you want to experience the culture of spain this 14-day Cultural Cities of Spain trip is perfect for you. You’ll start in Barcelona, exploring Gaudí’s stunning creations, then head to Madrid to check out the famous ‘Golden Triangle’ of museums, and finally wrap things up in Granada with its Moorish architecture. Along the way, you'll visit a ton of UNESCO World Heritage sites, wander through museums, and learn about Spain's rich history. 

Itinerary overview

This 14-day itinerary through Spain when you arrive in Barcelona on day one. On the second day, dive into Antoni Gaudí’s works like the Sagrada Família and Güell Park. The third day is for strolling down La Rambla, exploring La Boqueria Market, wandering the Gothic Quarter, and enjoying tapas.

On the fourth day, you’ll head to Madrid and check out the Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace, and the Prado Museum. The fifth day takes you on a day trip to Toledo, while the sixth day is spent exploring Madrid’s art scene, wrapping up with dinner and a flamenco show at Corral de la Morería. 

On the seventh day, you’ll hop on a train to Seville. The eighth day is your chance to see Seville’s top spots like the Royal Alcázar and the Cathedral. On the ninth day, it’s off to Córdoba, and the tenth day is all about exploring its historic center, including the Mezquita-Catedral and the Jewish Quarter.

The eleventh day includes a morning visit to Medina Azahara with an evening flamenco show. The twelfth day takes you to Granada, where you’ll explore El Albayzín. The thirteenth day is dedicated to the stunning Alhambra and its palaces. Finally, the fourteenth day wraps things up with your departure from Málaga Airport.

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Trip #5: Two weeks of beautiful hikes

This Camino de Santiago trip is perfect if you’re looking for an outdoor adventure. You'll be hiking the famous 'Way of Saint James,' following the Portuguese Route, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After five days of hikes, you’ll head out of Spain and catch a flight to Portugal. Next up are Lisbon and Porto, with a stop at the wineries in the Douro Valley. It’s an unforgettable journey that gives you the ideal mix of walking the Camino de Santiago in Spain and exploring the best of Portugal. 

Itinerary overview

You’ll start this itinerary on day one in  Vigo and head to Baiona. From the second to the sixth day, you'll hike the Camino Portugués, covering between 23.7km and 31.2km each day. Along the way, you’ll pass through coastal areas, forests, and charming villages, eventually arriving at Santiago de Compostela, where you'll attend mass with other pilgrims.

On the seventh day, you’ll transition into Portugal by flying from Santiago to Lisbon. The afternoon is yours to explore Lisbon’s São Jorge Castle and the Alfama district. The eighth day is spent seeing Lisbon’s UNESCO sites and diving into the local cuisine.

The ninth day takes you on a day trip to Sintra, Cascais, and Cabo da Roca, and on the tenth day, you'll travel from Lisbon to Porto, with stops at important spots like Fátima and Coimbra.

From the eleventh to the thirteenth day, you’ll focus on the Douro Valley, where you’ll visit wineries, enjoy wine tastings, take a scenic boat trip, and go on a jeep tour through vineyards. You’ll also visit medieval towns and get the chance to try traditional Portuguese meals along the way. Finally, on the fourteenth day, you'll wrap up your trip with a departure from Porto airport.

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Day 1

• Arrival at Vigo airport
• Private transfer to Baionar

Day 2

• Walk from Baiona to Vigo (23.7km)
• Enjoy coastal views and forest park (Saiáns)

Day 3

• Hike from Vigo to Pontevedra (31.2km)
• Enjoy views of Vigo estuary
• Pass through Redondela, Arcade, and other villages

Day 4

• Hike from Pontevedra to Caldas de Reis
• Mostly flat with a 100-meter climb

Day 5

• Hike from Caldas de Reis to Padron
• Easy stage with smooth ascents
• Visit Padrón and Iria Flavia

Day 6

• Hike from Padron to Santiago de Compostela
• Pass through small populations on the way to Santiago
• Attend pilgrim's mass at 12:00 pm (11:00 am Irish time)

Day 7

• Flight from Santiago to Lisbon
• Private transfers to and from the airport
• Arrival in Lisbon
• Visit São Jorge Castle for panoramic views of the city
• Stroll through the charming Alfama district

Day 8

• Explore Lisbon's historical and cultural highlights
• Visit Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery (UNESCO sites)
• Taste the famous Pastéis de Belém (custard tarts)
• Take a ride on the iconic Tram 28

Day 9

• Day Tour to Sintra, Cascais, and Cabo da Roca
• Visit Sintra's UNESCO World Heritage sites
• Scenic drive to Cabo da Roca and along the coast to Cascais

Day 10

• Private transfer from Lisbon to Porto via Fátima, Nazaré, and Coimbra
• Visit Fátima, Nazaré, Óbidos, and Coimbra

Day 11

• Guided visit and wine tasting at an elegant winery
• Free time for lunch in Lamego
• Dinner at the hotel restaurant

Day 12

• Guided visit and wine tasting in Alto Douro
• Boat trip along the Douro River
• Visit another winery with river views

Day 13

• Jeep tour through vineyards
• Lunch with traditional Portuguese cuisine
• Visit medieval town of Torre de Moncorvo
• Return to Porto in the afternoon

Day 14

• Transfer to Porto airport
• Departure from Portugal