La Tomatina Spain – Witness the world’s biggest food fight

Arrive in Madrid, the city that never sleeps.

Transfer to the hotel and after check-in, visit the hundred years old Plaza Mayor, the grand square center located in the heart of Madrid with several restaurants, cafes, wine, and tapas bars. Most of the building are residents and a bronze statue of King Felipe III stands at the center of the structure. Spend the rest of your time in leisure.

Return to the hotel for overnight stay.

(Overnight in Madrid)

After breakfast, start your day from Real Basilica de San Francisco el Grande,a Roman Catholic church built in 1760 on the same spot where Saint Francis himself founded a Franciscan convent in 1217.This neoclassical structure is the largest cathedral in Spain and 4th largest in the world.

Gaze at the Almudena cathedral, situated adjacent to the Royal palace, built as the grandest place of worship for King Filipe II. This 1879 construction was finally completed wonderfully, adorned with marvellous frescoes and murals in 1993 after a halt due to Civil War in the region.

The Royal Palace across the cathedral was first possessed by King Carlos III in 1764, making it the largest royal palace in Western Europe.

Return to your hotel for overnight stay.

(Overnight in Madrid)

After breakfast, our morning drive takes us to Museo Thyssen, the finest art museum and one of the most important in the world for its extensive collection of European (especially Spanish) art dating back from 12th to 19th century.

Take a stroll around the amazingly green Parque del Retiro, one of the city’s largest parks in the world, almost covering 1.4 square km with main attractions such as the Prado Museum. Behold the neo-classical granite wonder, Puerta de Alcala, a gate in Madrid standing in the center of Plaza de la Independencia, flaunting its extraordinary design created by several famous architects.

Travel to Valencia, a port city meeting the Mediterranean sea with amazing futuristic structures and places.

Check-in at the hotel for overnight stay.

(Overnight in Valencia)

After breakfast, explore the Llotja de la Seda or the silk exchange, a magnificent Gothic-style complex and a major hub for tourists, built between 1482 and 1533, these buildings depict the golden industrial era of the Spanish empire.

Plaza de Ayuntamiento or Town Hall Square is a meeting point, surrounded with marvelous Spanish architecture styled buildings and has been a popular spot for natives and tourists willing to explore the city.

Behold the ethereal City of Arts and Sciences, constructed in 1996 by a great architect, Santiago Calatrava. It is comprised of six areas with a unique theme, some of them including the L’Oceanographic, an ocean aquarium projecting thousands of marine wildlife, The Hemisfèric, a huge digital 3D cinema complex with a 900-meter screen and Palau de Les Arts, the vibrant opera house.

Take a walk around the Playa de la Malvarrosa or Malvarrosa Beach with sparkling golden sand and turquoise water, a perfect way to end the day.

Return to the hotel for overnight stay.

(Overnight in Valencia)

After breakfast, head out for your most awaited La Tomatina Festival, with plenty of trucks carrying loads of tomatoes into the town centre, Plaza del Pueblo.

The festival gets started after a brave person climbs on a two-story high, slippery wooden pole to reach the bag of ham at the top. Clean yourself at the Buñol river or from a hosepipe of a friendly native and return to the hotel for some rest.

In the evening, head out for a shopping spree at the Grand Central Market or Mercado Central, built between 1915 and 1928 with magnificent architecture.

Spend the rest of your time at leisure.

Return to the hotel for overnight stay.

(Overnight in Valencia)

After breakfast, head to the nearest airport for your upcoming venture.