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A Solo Odyssey: 15 Days Through Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga & Valencia

Experience authentic landscapes, lively quarters, and memorable moments across four essential cities.
Duration
14 nights
Journey
Madrid → Barcelona → Malaga → Valencia
Designed for
Solo travellers
Best time
June
Curated by
Nisha M
NxVoy Travel Editor✓ Verified Editorial
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The journey

Embark on a meticulously crafted 14-night solo journey, designed for the discerning Indian traveller seeking profound cultural immersion and personal rejuvenation amidst Spain's most captivating cities. This itinerary thoughtfully connects Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga, and Valencia, allowing you to discover each city's unique heartbeat at a comfortable, unhurried pace.

We believe in deep exploration over hurried checklists. This journey is a harmonious blend of iconic landmarks and quiet moments of reflection, offering a rich tapestry of art, history, and vibrant local life. From royal grandeur to Gaudi's genius, and from ancient Moorish fortresses to futuristic cityscapes, prepare for an adventure that speaks to your soul.

This path is intentionally curated for the solo explorer, ensuring smooth transitions and ample time for self-discovery, aligning perfectly with a wellness-focused adventure. NxVoy promises a journey where every detail is considered, leaving you free to simply be and absorb the magic of Spain.

Signature Moments

What you'll remember

01

Standing in the opulent halls of the Royal Palace of Madrid, feeling the weight of Spanish history.

02

Gazing up at the intricate, soaring spires of the Sagrada Família, overwhelmed by Gaudi's vision.

03

Finding serene tranquility amidst the dramatic peaks and spiritual aura of Montserrat Mountain.

04

Exploring the ancient Moorish Alcazaba in Malaga, with stunning views of the city and sea.

05

Immersing yourself in the vibrant sights, sounds, and tastes of Valencia's Central Market, a true local experience.

Your days, your way

Your holiday, day by day

Start with this itinerary. In your draft, change the stops, stays and activities to suit your holiday.

15 days to exploreCustomisable in your draft
Market of San Miguel, MadridMarket of San Miguel · Madrid
Photo: Fernando / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0CC BY-SA 4.0

Day 1 · Madrid

The Grand Spanish Overture

Your Spanish journey begins with an evening departure from Mumbai. As you settle into your flight, prepare for a solo adventure across Spain's diverse cities. This long-haul flight will take you overnight to Madrid, marking the start of your 14-night exploration. Ensure all travel documents are in order and you have comfortable attire for the journey ahead. The anticipation builds for the cultural experiences awaiting you upon arrival in the heart of Spain.

Meal notes

Dinner and breakfast will be served on board your flight.

Prado Museum, MadridPrado Museum · Madrid
Photo: Viator

Day 2 · Madrid

Madrid's Gentle Embrace

  1. Afternoon

    The afternoon is reserved for a gentle introduction to Madrid. Consider a relaxed walk around Plaza Mayor, a stately square with cafes and restaurants lining its arches. Philip III's statue stands in the center.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Plaza Mayor is easily accessible by foot from many central Madrid hotels.
  2. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxed evening. You might choose to dine at one of the many establishments surrounding Plaza Mayor, offering a chance to observe local life. Plan for an early night to recover from travel.

Meal notes

Dine at a local tapas bar to kick off your Spanish culinary journey.

Helpful tips for today
  • Plaza Mayor is easily accessible by foot from many central Madrid hotels.
Parque del Oeste, MadridParque del Oeste · Madrid
Photo: Luis García / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.5CC BY-SA 2.5

Day 3 · Madrid

Echoes of Royalty & Grandeur

  1. Morning

    Today, step into Spanish royalty with a pre-booked visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid. This 18th-century, ridge-top palace offers tours with rooms full of art and antiques. It is open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book tickets for the Royal Palace of Madrid to secure your entry and preferred time slot.
    • Aim to arrive shortly before 10:00 AM to make the most of your visit.
  2. Afternoon

    After your palace visit, make your way to Plaza Mayor. This stately square, known for its cafes and restaurants lining the arches, provides a perfect setting for a leisurely afternoon meal or a coffee break.

  3. Evening

    Spend your evening at leisure, perhaps revisiting an area of Madrid you enjoyed or discovering a new local eatery. Consider a quiet dinner to reflect on the day's royal experience.

Meal notes

Indulge in churros with chocolate at a traditional churreria.

Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book tickets for the Royal Palace of Madrid to secure your entry and preferred time slot.
  • Aim to arrive shortly before 10:00 AM to make the most of your visit.
Campo del Moro, MadridCampo del Moro · Madrid
Photo: Antonio.velez / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 esCC BY-SA 3.0 es

Day 4 · Madrid

A Canvas of Art & Contemplation

  1. Morning

    This day is dedicated to Madrid's renowned art scene. Visit the Prado Museum, home to masterpieces by Velazquez, Goya, and El Greco. Its vast 12th to 19th-century collection is open from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book tickets for the Prado Museum to avoid queues and ensure entry.
    • Arrive early, close to 10:00 AM, to experience the museum with fewer crowds.
  2. Afternoon

    Continue your appreciation of art at the Prado Museum, allowing ample time to explore its extensive collection. Alternatively, enjoy a quiet afternoon reflecting on the art, perhaps with a coffee at a nearby cafe.

  3. Evening

    Enjoy a quiet evening after a day of art and contemplation. You might consider a relaxed dinner at a restaurant near your hotel, or a gentle stroll through a Madrid neighborhood.

Meal notes

Try a refreshing 'tinto de verano' with your dinner.

Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book tickets for the Prado Museum to avoid queues and ensure entry.
  • Arrive early, close to 10:00 AM, to experience the museum with fewer crowds.
Bridge of Toledo (Madrid), MadridBridge of Toledo (Madrid) · Madrid
Photo: Barcex / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 5 · Madrid

Charming Corners & Farewell Madrid

  1. Morning

    Your final morning in Madrid offers an opportunity to discover some of the city's charming historical corners. Perhaps revisit Plaza Mayor for a different perspective, enjoying a final Spanish coffee in its surroundings.

  2. Afternoon

    Prepare for your departure from Madrid. This afternoon allows time for any last-minute souvenir shopping or a relaxed lunch before heading to the airport or train station for your onward journey.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Confirm your onward travel arrangements and departure times from Madrid.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy your final evening in Madrid. A quiet dinner might be fitting, perhaps revisiting a favorite restaurant or trying a new one to conclude your stay.

Meal notes

Try some traditional cocido madrileño if you're feeling adventurous.

Helpful tips for today
  • Confirm your onward travel arrangements and departure times from Madrid.
Gothic Quarter, BarcelonaGothic Quarter · Barcelona
Photo: Sergi Larripa (User:SergiL) / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 6 · Barcelona

Barcelona Beckons: Gothic Charms

  1. Morning

    A seamless high-speed train journey transports you from Madrid to Barcelona, covering 621 km in about 6.2 hours. Upon arrival, a private transfer will take you to your hotel for check-in and refreshment.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Ensure your high-speed train tickets from Madrid to Barcelona are pre-booked.
    • Confirm your private transfer details upon arrival in Barcelona.
  2. Afternoon

    Later, delve into the enchanting Gothic Quarter, the historic heart of old Barcelona. Its ancient narrow streets and squares offer a fascinating introduction to the city's rich past.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Consider joining a Free Walking Tour Barcelona to gain insights into the Gothic Quarter's history and architecture.
  3. Evening

    Continue exploring the Gothic Quarter in the evening, enjoying its unique atmosphere. Discover local eateries for dinner, perhaps trying traditional Catalan cuisine in this historic setting.

Meal notes

Savor some authentic Catalan paella for dinner.

Helpful tips for today
  • Ensure your high-speed train tickets from Madrid to Barcelona are pre-booked.
  • Confirm your private transfer details upon arrival in Barcelona.
  • Consider joining a Free Walking Tour Barcelona to gain insights into the Gothic Quarter's history and architecture.
Sagrada Família, BarcelonaSagrada Família · Barcelona
Photo: Canaan / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0CC BY-SA 4.0

Day 7 · Barcelona

Gaudi's Vision: Sagrada Família

  1. Morning

    Today is dedicated to Barcelona's most significant landmark, the Sagrada Família. This unfinished church, designed by Antoni Gaudí, has been under construction since the 1880s. It is open from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book your tickets for Basilica of the Sagrada Familia well in advance to ensure entry and avoid long queues.
    • Aim for an early morning visit, close to 9:00 AM, for a more serene experience.
  2. Afternoon

    Continue your visit to Sagrada Família, exploring its museum and enjoying city views from its towers if accessible. Afterwards, you might enjoy a leisurely lunch at a cafe near this architectural marvel.

  3. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxed evening after your visit to Sagrada Família. Consider a quiet dinner at a local restaurant, reflecting on Gaudí's unparalleled architectural genius.

Meal notes

Try some 'pan con tomate' as a classic Catalan starter.

Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book your tickets for Basilica of the Sagrada Familia well in advance to ensure entry and avoid long queues.
  • Aim for an early morning visit, close to 9:00 AM, for a more serene experience.
Gothic Quarter, BarcelonaGothic Quarter · Barcelona
Photo: Sergi Larripa (User:SergiL) / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 8 · Barcelona

Serenity on Montserrat Mountain

  1. Morning

    Begin your day with a journey to Montserrat Mountain, a natural and spiritual sanctuary. Travel by train, then take the funicular higher up the dramatic peaks. Montserrat Mountain opens at 7:00 AM. Discover the Santa Maria de Montserrat.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book train tickets to Montserrat Mountain.
    • Arrive early to experience the mountain monastery with fewer crowds.
  2. Afternoon

    Continue your exploration of Montserrat Mountain. Visit its vast basilica, iconic virgin sculpture, and the museum, which features world renowned art. The mountain site is open until 8:00 PM for your visit.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Check funicular operating hours for your return journey.
    • Carry water and snacks for your time on the mountain.
  3. Evening

    Return to Barcelona from Montserrat Mountain. Enjoy a relaxed evening at your leisure. Consider a pleasant stroll through the historic Gothic Quarter, perhaps finding a local spot for dinner.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Public transport from the train station to your accommodation in Barcelona is efficient.
Meal notes

Sample some local cheese and honey from Montserrat.

Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book train tickets to Montserrat Mountain.
  • Arrive early to experience the mountain monastery with fewer crowds.
  • Check funicular operating hours for your return journey.
  • Carry water and snacks for your time on the mountain.
  • Public transport from the train station to your accommodation in Barcelona is efficient.
Gothic Quarter, BarcelonaGothic Quarter · Barcelona
Photo: Sergi Larripa (User:SergiL) / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 9 · Barcelona

Mediterranean Breezes & Barcelona Farewell

  1. Morning

    Savour your final morning in Barcelona. You might revisit a favourite quiet plaza discovered earlier, or enjoy a leisurely walk along the city's coastal areas. Take in the Mediterranean breezes at your own pace.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Consider a final visit to the Gothic Quarter for its atmosphere.
  2. Afternoon

    Consider a stroll along Las Ramblas, a vibrant city thoroughfare. Alternatively, you could join a Free Walking Tours Barcelona to gain new insights. Visit the Christopher Columbus monument nearby.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Free Walking Tours Barcelona can be pre-booked for specific times.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy a final Barcelona dinner at leisure. Reflect on your solo journey through the city's captivating sights and experiences. Prepare for your upcoming travel to Malaga tomorrow.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Research restaurants in your preferred area for dinner.
Meal notes

Try a refreshing sangria by the beach.

Helpful tips for today
  • Consider a final visit to the Gothic Quarter for its atmosphere.
  • Free Walking Tours Barcelona can be pre-booked for specific times.
  • Research restaurants in your preferred area for dinner.
Alcazaba, MalagaAlcazaba · Malaga
Photo: Fernando / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0CC BY-SA 4.0

Day 10 · Malaga

Andalusian Arrival & Moorish Echoes

  1. Morning

    Travel by high-speed train from Barcelona to Malaga. This journey covers 963 km and takes approximately 9.2 hours. Upon arrival in Malaga, a private transfer will take you directly to your hotel.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book your high-speed train ticket from Barcelona to Malaga well in advance.
  2. Afternoon

    Settle into your hotel after arrival. Later, delve into Malaga's rich Moorish past. Explore the magnificent Alcazaba, a monument, fort, and palace. Pre-book your exploration for convenience.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-booking your Alcazaba tour or entrance is highly recommended to save time.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy dinner at leisure in Malaga, savouring your first evening in Andalusia. Consider exploring the area around your hotel for local dining options and a relaxed atmosphere.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Explore the area around your hotel for local dining options.
Meal notes

Try 'espetos de sardinas' (sardine skewers) if you're near the beach.

Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book your high-speed train ticket from Barcelona to Malaga well in advance.
  • Pre-booking your Alcazaba tour or entrance is highly recommended to save time.
  • Explore the area around your hotel for local dining options.
Picasso Museum, MalagaPicasso Museum · Malaga
Photo: Llecco / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 11 · Malaga

Cathedral Grandeur & Coastal Calm

  1. Morning

    Visit the Malaga Cathedral, an iconic national landmark. Admire its 16th-century baroque facade and ornate choir stalls. The cathedral also houses a museum, offering further insight into its rich history and artistic treasures. Allow ample time to appreciate its grandeur.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book your visit to Santa Iglesia Catedral Basílica de la Encarnación de Málaga to ensure entry.
  2. Afternoon

    Discover the Malaga Alcazaba, a hilltop Moorish-style medieval fortress. Wander through its lush, fountain-filled gardens and enjoy views overlooking the sea. This historical site provides a glimpse into Málaga's rich past and architectural heritage.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Consider booking an Alcazaba tour for a deeper understanding of the fortress.
    • The Malaga Alcazaba is open until 6:00 PM, allowing for a leisurely afternoon visit.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxed evening after a day of historical exploration. Consider a quiet dinner at a local eatery, reflecting on the architectural marvels and coastal views experienced today.

Meal notes

Indulge in some 'pescaíto frito' (fried fish platter).

Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book your visit to Santa Iglesia Catedral Basílica de la Encarnación de Málaga to ensure entry.
  • Consider booking an Alcazaba tour for a deeper understanding of the fortress.
  • The Malaga Alcazaba is open until 6:00 PM, allowing for a leisurely afternoon visit.
Alcazaba, MalagaAlcazaba · Malaga
Photo: Fernando / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0CC BY-SA 4.0

Day 12 · Malaga

Artistic Interlude & Valencia Bound

  1. Morning

    Enjoy a relaxed final morning in Málaga. Take time for some last-minute shopping, perhaps seeking out local crafts and delicacies as souvenirs. Alternatively, revisit a favourite spot or simply enjoy a leisurely breakfast before preparing for your departure.

  2. Afternoon

    Depart from Málaga on a high-speed train journey to Valencia. Settle in and enjoy the scenic change of landscape as you travel towards your next destination. This transfer marks a transition from coastal Andalusia to the vibrant city of Valencia.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Book train tickets in advance for the high-speed journey to Valencia.
  3. Evening

    Arrive in Valencia and proceed to your accommodation. After checking in, take some time to unwind and settle into the new surroundings. Consider a relaxed dinner to conclude your travel day and prepare for tomorrow's exploration.

Meal notes

Try 'ajoblanco', a cold almond and garlic soup, unique to Andalusia.

Helpful tips for today
  • Book train tickets in advance for the high-speed journey to Valencia.
Central Market, ValenciaCentral Market · Valencia
Photo: Felivet / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

Day 13 · Valencia

Valencia's Historic Heart & Culinary Soul

  1. Morning

    Travel from Malaga to Valencia, a journey covering 603 km and taking approximately 6.0 hours. Upon arrival in Valencia, check into your hotel and take some time to settle in.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Arrange your travel from Malaga to Valencia in advance.
  2. Afternoon

    Begin your exploration of Valencia's historic core. Use your pre-booked entrance tickets for La Lonja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage site, admiring its historical significance.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book entrance tickets for La Lonja de la Seda to ensure entry.
  3. Evening

    Discover the vibrant sights and tastes of the Central Market, open until 3:00 PM. Afterwards, enjoy dinner in the surrounding area. Consider a pleasant evening stroll past Torres de Serranos.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • The Central Market closes early, so plan your visit accordingly.
Meal notes

Taste 'horchata con fartons', a refreshing local drink with pastries.

Helpful tips for today
  • Arrange your travel from Malaga to Valencia in advance.
  • Pre-book entrance tickets for La Lonja de la Seda to ensure entry.
  • The Central Market closes early, so plan your visit accordingly.
City of Arts and Sciences, ValenciaCity of Arts and Sciences · Valencia
Photo: Santi Garcia / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0CC BY 3.0

Day 14 · Valencia

Futuristic Visions & Beachfront Bliss

  1. Morning

    Head to the City of Arts and Sciences, a state-of-the-art science complex. It opens at 10:00 AM. Begin exploring its landscaped park and architectural marvels. This offers a striking contrast to the historic centre.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Arrive at City of Arts and Sciences shortly after opening for a quieter experience.
  2. Afternoon

    Spend your afternoon within the City of Arts and Sciences. Discover its huge aquarium and IMAX screen, enjoying the futuristic visions. The complex is open until 9:00 PM for your visit.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Allocate sufficient time to fully appreciate the various attractions within the City of Arts and Sciences.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxed evening after your day of futuristic visions. You might revisit the area near the Central Market for dinner, even though the market itself closes at 3:00 PM.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Public transport connects the City of Arts and Sciences to the city centre.
Meal notes

Do not leave Valencia without trying a traditional Valencian paella.

Helpful tips for today
  • Arrive at City of Arts and Sciences shortly after opening for a quieter experience.
  • Allocate sufficient time to fully appreciate the various attractions within the City of Arts and Sciences.
  • Public transport connects the City of Arts and Sciences to the city centre.
Central Market, ValenciaCentral Market · Valencia
Photo: Felivet / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

Day 15 · Valencia

Farewell to Spain

  1. Morning

    Enjoy a final Spanish breakfast at your hotel. Reflect on the incredible solo journey you have undertaken across Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga, and Valencia, creating lasting memories.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Confirm your private transfer details the evening before your departure.
  2. Afternoon

    A private transfer will take you from your Valencia hotel to Valencia (VLC) airport. Ensure all your belongings are packed and ready for your departure.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Allow ample time for airport check-in and security procedures.
  3. Evening

    Prepare for your flight from Valencia (VLC) airport. Allow ample time for check-in and security procedures before your departure.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Ensure all personal belongings are packed before your transfer.
Meal notes

Grab a light snack at the airport before your flight.

Helpful tips for today
  • Confirm your private transfer details the evening before your departure.
  • Allow ample time for airport check-in and security procedures.
  • Ensure all personal belongings are packed before your transfer.
Day 1 of 15

This is your starting plan. Available flights, hotels and activity options are checked when you build your draft.

Find your kind of holiday

Places worth exploring

The well-known sights and a few quieter discoveries. Explore photos and reviews, then shape your days in the draft.

Sagrada Família, Barcelona
Photo: Canaan / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0CC BY-SA 4.0

Spain

Sagrada Família

Antoni Gaudí's renowned unfinished church, started in the 1880s, with museum and city views.

Spain

Plaza Mayor

Cafes & restaurants line the arches of this stately square with Philip III's statue in the center.

Prado Museum, Madrid
Photo: Viator

Spain

Prado Museum

Art museum with Velazquez, Goya and El Greco masterpieces in vast 12th- to 19th-century collection.

City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia
Photo: Santi Garcia / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0CC BY 3.0

Spain

City of Arts and Sciences

State-of-the-art science complex set within a landscaped park with a huge aquarium & IMAX screen.

Madrid

Le Praliné Brunch / Malasaña

Brunch Restaurant

For Sunday brunch, expect it to be busy around 1:15pm, but you might only wait 5 minutes for a table to enjoy the delicious French Toast.

Sunday brunch at 1:15pm

Madrid

Billy Brunch & Family

Breakfast Restaurant

It's a great spot for breakfast or brunch, especially for families, as there's a kids play area where a 1-year-old niece can enjoy herself.

Madrid

Cathedral's Viewpoint

Observation Deck

This viewpoint offers the best view to watch the late sunset over the Cathedral from a grassy hill or stone wall, though tour groups frequent it.

late sunset

Barcelona

Lilly Bakery

Pastry Shop

The "choc choc" cake is amazing, and cupcakes are ready available, but mini and large cakes need to be preordered from the incredibly nice owner.

A local tip

mini and large cakes need to be preordered

Go City: Madrid Explorer Pass

Madrid

Go City: Madrid Explorer Pass

Attraction
Museo de la Felicidad

Madrid

Museo de la Felicidad

Attraction
Madrid Highlights: Panoramic Bus & Walking Tour with optional Entrance to Prado Museum

Madrid

Madrid Highlights: Panoramic Bus & Walking Tour with optional Entrance to Prado Museum

Tours
Private Tour: Habsburgs Madrid Walking Tour Historic Centre and Royal Palace Guided Tour Skip-the-Line

Madrid

Private Tour: Habsburgs Madrid Walking Tour Historic Centre and Royal Palace Guided Tour Skip-the-Line

Tours

These are ideas for your trip. Entry, tickets and opening times need checking; only services in your final booking are included.

The route

How you travel

2,187 km on the road, about 21.4 hours of driving in total.
  • Madrid → Barcelona621 km by road · about 6.2 h
  • Barcelona → Malaga963 km by road · about 9.2 h
  • Malaga → Valencia603 km by road · about 6 h

A good place to come back to

Find a stay that feels like you

A little inspiration for where to stay. Your draft shows available hotels, room choices, meals and cancellation terms for your dates.

Avani Alonso Martinez Madrid Hotel

Madrid · 4 nights

Avani Alonso Martinez Madrid Hotel

Suggested stay · subject to availability
Vincci Mae

Barcelona · 4 nights

Vincci Mae

Suggested stay · subject to availability
NH Málaga

Malaga · 3 nights

NH Málaga

Suggested stay · subject to availability
NH Valencia Las Ciencias

Valencia · 3 nights

NH Valencia Las Ciencias

Suggested stay · subject to availability

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In this holiday plan

  • International return economy class flights from Bengaluru to Madrid
  • Accommodation: 14 nights in 4-star (or 3-star as specified for Valencia) hotels with breakfast
  • Inter-city high-speed train tickets: Madrid to Barcelona, Barcelona to Malaga, Malaga to Valencia
  • All airport and train station transfers (private)
  • Pre-booked entrance tickets for Royal Palace of Madrid
  • Pre-booked entrance tickets for Sagrada Família
  • Pre-booked entrance tickets for Malaga Alcazaba
  • Pre-booked entrance tickets for Malaga Cathedral
  • Pre-booked entrance tickets for Silk Exchange (La Lonja de la Seda)
  • Local taxes and service charges

Plan for these extras

  • −Visa fees
  • −Travel insurance
  • −Meals not specified
  • −Optional activities
  • −Personal expenses

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Good to know

Useful details to help you decide, with the finer points confirmed for your own trip.

When to goJune, July, August, September
Local currencyEuro (€)
Your starting price₹1,62,200

per person, twin-share. Includes return flights and all stays. Ground transfers quoted with your itinerary.

Local know-how
  • Popular viewpoints and brunch spots, like Le Praliné or Cerro del Tío Pío, can get crowded, especially at sunset or on weekends, but waits might be short.
  • When visiting outdoor areas like Parterre Garden or Príncipe Pío Viewpoint during the day, be prepared for the sun and heat; bring sunscreen, though shade is often available.
  • You can find decent dessert options in Madrid for under 3 euro, such as the cheesecakes near Plaza Mayor at 99 Cheesecake.
  • Be cautious of places like CARMEN Barcelona in La Boqueria, as reviewers report misleading prices, being upsold drinks, and even getting sick.
  • When visiting busy areas like Plaça Nova, especially near the cathedral, be careful with your belongings.
Everyday costs to consider
  • Madrid: You can find decent dessert options in Madrid for under 3 euro.
  • Barcelona: At places like CARMEN Barcelona, a single piece of bread with raw fish can cost €6.
  • Malaga: KÜRTŐS & COFFEE offers great value, and Mirador Panoramico de Malaga is a free scenic lookout.
When is the best time to visit Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga, Valencia?

June, July, August, September

How many days is A Solo Odyssey: 15 Days Through Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga & Valencia?

15 days and 14 nights, across 4 destinations.

Which places does A Solo Odyssey: 15 Days Through Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga & Valencia cover?

Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga, Valencia. The day-by-day plan on this page shows exactly how the nights are split and how you travel between them.

Where will we stay?

Avani Alonso Martinez Madrid Hotel (Madrid, 4 nights); Vincci Mae (Barcelona, 4 nights); NH Málaga (Malaga, 3 nights); NH Valencia Las Ciencias (Valencia, 3 nights). These are suggested stays. In your draft, compare available hotels and choose your rooms, meal plans and cancellation terms for your travel dates.

What are the lesser-known things to do in Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga, Valencia?

Le Praliné Brunch / Malasaña — For Sunday brunch, expect it to be busy around 1:15pm, but you might only wait 5 minutes for a table to enjoy the delicious French Toast.; Billy Brunch & Family — It's a great spot for breakfast or brunch, especially for families, as there's a kids play area where a 1-year-old niece can enjoy herself.; Cathedral's Viewpoint — This viewpoint offers the best view to watch the late sunset over the Cathedral from a grassy hill or stone wall, though tour groups frequent it.; Lilly Bakery — The "choc choc" cake is amazing, and cupcakes are ready available, but mini and large cakes need to be preordered from the incredibly nice owner.; Magnolia café — Staff make cute latte art like a cat on a mocha or a bunny on a Pink Latte, and they let you charge your phone..

What are the must-see highlights of Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga, Valencia?

Sagrada Família; Plaza Mayor; Prado Museum; City of Arts and Sciences; Royal Palace of Madrid; Central Market.

Who is A Solo Odyssey: 15 Days Through Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga & Valencia best suited to?

A solo traveller seeking a balanced blend of cultural immersion, historical exploration, and personal wellness, with a comfortable pace to truly experience each city.

Can this trip be customised to my dates and travellers?

Yes. Choose Customise this holiday, add your dates and travellers, and open your Shasa draft. Ask Shasa to add or remove stops, compare flights and hotels, and adjust activities before booking. Our travel experts can also help on WhatsApp.

How much does A Solo Odyssey: 15 Days Through Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga & Valencia cost?

From ₹1,62,200 per person, twin-share. Includes return flights and all stays. Ground transfers quoted with your itinerary.. This is a starting price. Choose Customise this holiday to enter your dates and travellers, compare available options in your draft and review the updated total before checkout.

What's included in this 14-night itinerary?

International return economy class flights from Bengaluru to Madrid; Accommodation: 14 nights in 4-star (or 3-star as specified for Valencia) hotels with breakfast; Inter-city high-speed train tickets: Madrid to Barcelona, Barcelona to Malaga, Malaga to Valencia; All airport and train station transfers (private); Pre-booked entrance tickets for Royal Palace of Madrid; Pre-booked entrance tickets for Sagrada Família; Pre-booked entrance tickets for Malaga Alcazaba; Pre-booked entrance tickets for Malaga Cathedral. These describe the sample holiday. Review the inclusions of your chosen flights, stays and activities in the draft before booking.

What is not included in A Solo Odyssey: 15 Days Through Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga & Valencia?

Visa fees; Travel insurance; Meals not specified; Optional activities; Personal expenses.

How do I book A Solo Odyssey: 15 Days Through Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga & Valencia?

Choose Customise this holiday and tell Shasa your departure city, dates and travellers. Review the draft, choose your available flight and hotel options, and adjust the itinerary. Check the final price and each service's booking terms before continuing to checkout. Creating a draft does not make a booking.

Do I need a visa for Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga, Valencia?

Visa requirements depend on your passport, residence and destinations. Ask a NxVoy travel expert about the documents, timing and any visa-service charges for your trip before booking.

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