Eight-Day Tour of Spain with Airfare, 4-Star Hotel Accommodations, Some Meals, and Tours from Gate 1 Travel
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Five-city tour of Spain makes stops at The Alhambra in Granada, Prado Museum, and Madrid's Puerta del Sol.
What You Get
- Starting at $1,499 per person, eight-day/six-night tour of Spain with airfare
- 7 options available, including departures in November and December 2013 and February and March 2014 from New York (EWR, JFK, or LGA). Airport, airline, and routing based availability at the time of booking.
- Click here to see all options and departure dates.
Note: All options priced per person and valid for a Travel with a Friend package (two Groupons required), or pay an additional $400 fee to travel solo. Read about package structures here.
Policies and Fees
For all options, book by: 6/18/13
- Cancellation policy & fees: $100 per person fee to cancel. 46-day cancellation notice required or fee of 50% Groupon price; 31-day or fee up to 90% Groupon price; 2-day or fee up to Groupon price.
- Taxes: Tax included.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
- Cancellation policy & fees: $100 per person fee to cancel. 46-day cancellation notice required or fee of 50% Groupon price; 31-day or fee up to 90% Groupon price; 2-day or fee up to Groupon price.
Eight-Day, Five-City Tour Spotlights Spain’s Art Museums, Synagogues, and Diverse Architecture
This Spain tour package includes:
- Round-trip flight from NYC to Madrid (flight time: about 7–8 hours)
- Airline taxes & fuel surcharges
- Three nights standard accommodations at 4-star Agumar Hotel in Madrid
- One night standard accommodations at 4-star Carmen Hotel, Granada
- Two nights standard accommodations at 4-star Melia Lebreros) in Seville
- All transfers
- 7 meals: 6 breakfasts, 1 dinner with wine
- Sightseeing per itinerary in modern air-conditioned motor coach
- Services of English-speaking tour manager throughout
- Services of local guides in all major cities
- Entrance fees per itinerary<p>
There’s a quick run-down of some of the trip highlights below. Click here to see the full itinerary and optional side trips.
Days 1–3: Madrid An overnight flight takes you to the Spanish capital of Madrid, home to centuries-old cathedrals, world-class art museums, and hundreds of tapas bars. On your first full day in Madrid, you’ll be able to visit these sights at your own pace.
The next day, you’ll take a city tour of Madrid, driving along the city’s iconic Gran Via, which weaves past some of its most-visited attractions. Stop at the Puerto del Sol, Madrid’s central city square and the center of Spain. Here, pedestrians walk past historic government buildings and monuments, including a 150-year-old clock tower.
Next up is The Prado, which houses some of Spain’s most-revered artistic works, including permanent collections by El Greco, Velázquez, and other Spanish masters. Be sure to catch Velázquez’s Las Meninas, perhaps Spain’s most-beloved painting.
Days 4–6: Toledo, Granada, Seville About an hour south of Madrid lies Toledo, a city so rife with historical buildings that The New York Times likens it to “a medieval Oz.” Sitting atop one of the city’s highest points is the Alcazar of Toledo, a 3rd-century Roman fortress that was restored by Charles I and Philip II.
Other stops include the Santa Maria la Blanca synagogue and the Church of Santo Tome, which was built in the 14th century. Outside, its elaborate bell tower is an icon of Moorish architecture, but the church is best known for what’s on the inside. You can see El Greco’s The Burial of Count of Orgaz, which is widely considered his finest work.
After Toledo, you’ll head south to Granada, one of the most-visited cities in the autonomous region of Andalusia. Granada is home to the Alhambra, a former Moorish palace that Frommer’s calls “perhaps the most remarkable fortress ever constructed. Built on a hill near Andalucía’s Sierra Nevadas, the complex dates back to the 14th century, and was home of Moorish kings before King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella conquered the Iberian peninsula in 1492. Its many tenants have contributed reflecting pools, fountains, and lush gardens.
Your last day is spent touring Seville, the capital of Andalusia as well as its largest city. Seville is known for its picturesque plazas and the Giralda Tower, a sacred 12th-century minaret and bell tower. You’ll also visit the ornate Seville Cathedral, one of the world’s largest churches.
Days 7–8: Madrid and Cordoba
The last leg of the trip takes you to the ancient city of Cordoba, once the capital of Muslim Spain. Amidst Cordoba’s characteristic white-washed homes lies the 8th-century Mezquita. The Catholic cathedral is known for its more than 800 columns, made of jasper, marble, and granite and linked by white- and red-striped arches.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much would it cost to fly from an airport not listed as part of this deal?
The supplemental fee is subject to departure date and availability at the time of booking. For information regarding a specific departure date, please call (800) 682-3333 to speak with a Gate 1 Travel Reservation Specialist.
2. Can we extend our trip before or after the promotional dates for the deal?
Yes, you may extend your trip for a supplemental fee at the time of booking.
3. How do I find out if the dates I want to travel are available?
The dates available are listed on each option.
4. What happens if I buy the Groupon and my travel dates are not available?
You can either choose another date or be refunded by Groupon. We suggest calling Gate 1 Travel to redeem your vouchers ASAP so that you do not run into this problem.
5. Does my child need a Groupon, and can they stay in my room?
Yes, each person traveling (including children) needs to purchase a voucher. Your child may stay in your room, however there are limits as to how many people per room.
Traveler's Tips
- A passport is required for all travel outside the U.S.
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
- Average flight times from New York City to Spain last about eight hours.
Getting There
- By plane: includes round-trip airfare from New York (JFK, LGA, or EWR)
Five-city tour of Spain makes stops at The Alhambra in Granada, Prado Museum, and Madrid's Puerta del Sol.
What You Get
- Starting at $1,499 per person, eight-day/six-night tour of Spain with airfare
- 7 options available, including departures in November and December 2013 and February and March 2014 from New York (EWR, JFK, or LGA). Airport, airline, and routing based availability at the time of booking.
- Click here to see all options and departure dates.
Note: All options priced per person and valid for a Travel with a Friend package (two Groupons required), or pay an additional $400 fee to travel solo. Read about package structures here.
Policies and Fees
For all options, book by: 6/18/13
- Cancellation policy & fees: $100 per person fee to cancel. 46-day cancellation notice required or fee of 50% Groupon price; 31-day or fee up to 90% Groupon price; 2-day or fee up to Groupon price.
- Taxes: Tax included.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
- Cancellation policy & fees: $100 per person fee to cancel. 46-day cancellation notice required or fee of 50% Groupon price; 31-day or fee up to 90% Groupon price; 2-day or fee up to Groupon price.
Eight-Day, Five-City Tour Spotlights Spain’s Art Museums, Synagogues, and Diverse Architecture
This Spain tour package includes:
- Round-trip flight from NYC to Madrid (flight time: about 7–8 hours)
- Airline taxes & fuel surcharges
- Three nights standard accommodations at 4-star Agumar Hotel in Madrid
- One night standard accommodations at 4-star Carmen Hotel, Granada
- Two nights standard accommodations at 4-star Melia Lebreros) in Seville
- All transfers
- 7 meals: 6 breakfasts, 1 dinner with wine
- Sightseeing per itinerary in modern air-conditioned motor coach
- Services of English-speaking tour manager throughout
- Services of local guides in all major cities
- Entrance fees per itinerary<p>
There’s a quick run-down of some of the trip highlights below. Click here to see the full itinerary and optional side trips.
Days 1–3: Madrid An overnight flight takes you to the Spanish capital of Madrid, home to centuries-old cathedrals, world-class art museums, and hundreds of tapas bars. On your first full day in Madrid, you’ll be able to visit these sights at your own pace.
The next day, you’ll take a city tour of Madrid, driving along the city’s iconic Gran Via, which weaves past some of its most-visited attractions. Stop at the Puerto del Sol, Madrid’s central city square and the center of Spain. Here, pedestrians walk past historic government buildings and monuments, including a 150-year-old clock tower.
Next up is The Prado, which houses some of Spain’s most-revered artistic works, including permanent collections by El Greco, Velázquez, and other Spanish masters. Be sure to catch Velázquez’s Las Meninas, perhaps Spain’s most-beloved painting.
Days 4–6: Toledo, Granada, Seville About an hour south of Madrid lies Toledo, a city so rife with historical buildings that The New York Times likens it to “a medieval Oz.” Sitting atop one of the city’s highest points is the Alcazar of Toledo, a 3rd-century Roman fortress that was restored by Charles I and Philip II.
Other stops include the Santa Maria la Blanca synagogue and the Church of Santo Tome, which was built in the 14th century. Outside, its elaborate bell tower is an icon of Moorish architecture, but the church is best known for what’s on the inside. You can see El Greco’s The Burial of Count of Orgaz, which is widely considered his finest work.
After Toledo, you’ll head south to Granada, one of the most-visited cities in the autonomous region of Andalusia. Granada is home to the Alhambra, a former Moorish palace that Frommer’s calls “perhaps the most remarkable fortress ever constructed. Built on a hill near Andalucía’s Sierra Nevadas, the complex dates back to the 14th century, and was home of Moorish kings before King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella conquered the Iberian peninsula in 1492. Its many tenants have contributed reflecting pools, fountains, and lush gardens.
Your last day is spent touring Seville, the capital of Andalusia as well as its largest city. Seville is known for its picturesque plazas and the Giralda Tower, a sacred 12th-century minaret and bell tower. You’ll also visit the ornate Seville Cathedral, one of the world’s largest churches.
Days 7–8: Madrid and Cordoba
The last leg of the trip takes you to the ancient city of Cordoba, once the capital of Muslim Spain. Amidst Cordoba’s characteristic white-washed homes lies the 8th-century Mezquita. The Catholic cathedral is known for its more than 800 columns, made of jasper, marble, and granite and linked by white- and red-striped arches.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much would it cost to fly from an airport not listed as part of this deal?
The supplemental fee is subject to departure date and availability at the time of booking. For information regarding a specific departure date, please call (800) 682-3333 to speak with a Gate 1 Travel Reservation Specialist.
2. Can we extend our trip before or after the promotional dates for the deal?
Yes, you may extend your trip for a supplemental fee at the time of booking.
3. How do I find out if the dates I want to travel are available?
The dates available are listed on each option.
4. What happens if I buy the Groupon and my travel dates are not available?
You can either choose another date or be refunded by Groupon. We suggest calling Gate 1 Travel to redeem your vouchers ASAP so that you do not run into this problem.
5. Does my child need a Groupon, and can they stay in my room?
Yes, each person traveling (including children) needs to purchase a voucher. Your child may stay in your room, however there are limits as to how many people per room.
Traveler's Tips
- A passport is required for all travel outside the U.S.
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
- Average flight times from New York City to Spain last about eight hours.
Getting There
- By plane: includes round-trip airfare from New York (JFK, LGA, or EWR)
Need To Know Info
- Promotional value expires Jun 18, 2013. Amount paid never expires.
- Book by 6/18/13 or promo value expires
- 1/person, +3 as gifts
- 1/visit
- Valid only for option bought
- Reservation required, subject to availability; trip may be cancelled w/refund if not enough Groupons are bought for that date
- Alternate departure dates or gateways may be available for additional fee
- $100 per person fee to cancel
- 46-day cancellation notice required or fee of 50% Groupon price; 31-day or fee up to 90% Groupon price; 2-day or fee up to Groupon price
- Must be 18+ to check in, 8+ to travel
- Credit card required at booking and check-in
- Tax included
- $400 fee to travel solo
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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