After breakfast, we continue our journey taking small roads that allow us to get to know the Basque landscapes and villages better.


We visit GUERNIKA, known for being the place where one of the worst massacres of the Spanish Civil War was fought, and is remembered in the iconic painting by Pablo Picasso. In this locality you will find the tree of Guernica, under which branches the Basque Country was granted autonomy in the Middle Ages. There are two museums (entrance included), the first the Peace Museum, located in the “Plaza de los Fueros” near the Town Hall, an interactive photographic and audio-visual exhibition that shows the testimony of the survivors of the aforementioned massacre. The second, the Museum of Euskal Herria, dedicated to the history and culture of the Basque Country.


We continue towards HONDARRIBIA (Fuenterrabía), with its beaches, its walls, its sea-life atmosphere and its historic centre, where we are surprised by its grid layout of its narrow and cobbled streets. Time for lunch in the historic city center.


Continuation to SAN SEBASTIAN, where on arrival go up Mount Igueldo to enjoy the beautiful panoramic views over the bay. In the city, we stroll by the historical city center and the beach of La Concha and free time.


NOTE: If you already visited San Sebastian previously or you’d rather visit somewhere else, by talking with your guide the program can be modified to visit Bayonne and Saint-Jean-de-Luz in the Basque-French side.

We travel to Navarre with grandiose and green Mountain landscapes PAMPLONA, capital of Navarre, in the Way of Saint James, known for the running from the bulls in its San Fermín festivities. A time for a walk through the Castle Square, in the center of the city, where we recommend to visit one of its bars to taste its exquisite “Pintxos.”


Following the Way of Saint James in its Navarrese sector we arrive at ESTELLA in the fifteenth century it was known as "Estella the beautiful" and today it continues to honor this adage: Romanesque city that treasures palaces, stately homes, churches, convents, bridges and beautiful buildings that have earned it the nickname of "the Toledo of the north". It surprises us with its lively commercial activity, the taste for music and theater and its impressive gastronomy. Time for lunch. Close to OLITE, the small town with its impressive Royal Palace (entrance and visit included), former court of the kings of Navarre, built on a fortress on the thirteenth century, which in turn was erected on Roman architectural remains. One of the most impressive fortress-cities in Spain.


Departure from Olite towards the highlands of Soria, in Castile, sparsely inhabited lands mark our route. Arrival to MADRID around 20.30.-


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