【Tour to Madrid and Barcelona】Spain Twin Cities 8N 6R

【Madrid】

Take a flight to Madrid, meet your guide upon arrival and visit the famous Plaza de España to see the famous bronze statue of Don Quixote and Sancho, the relaxing Plaza Mayor to see the statue of Philip III on horseback. Afterwards, visit the Ritz Park in the centre of Madrid, which is not only crowded with travellers, but also a good place for Madrid citizens to spend their time. The purpose of the Ritz Park was to create a resort for the King not far from the outskirts of the city, and together they built the Ritz Theatre, the Kingdom Ballet Hall (which is now the Casa Ritz Library of the Prado Museum, located in the eastern part of the park) and the Ritz Palace. Sights worth visiting in the park are the following: the Avenue of the Statues, the Gate of Spain, the Rose Garden, the Monument to King Alfonso XII, and the Glass Palace.

·Plaza de España

·Plaza Mayor

·Ritz Park 

【Madrid】

The morning swing is at the Real Sociedad Hipica Espanola Club de Campo, the course that hosts the European Tour and was blessed with the shot that Donald took to win the all-important title in 2008 before climbing to world number one. The course has two 18-hole courses, of which the championship course is renowned for being extremely challenging and fun.

In the afternoon go shopping at Las Rozas Village, an Outlet shopping centre located in the north-west of Madrid, 30 minutes from the city centre, with the option of arriving by bus from Moncloa for around 2.1 euros. Here you will find a collection of world fashion brands, most of which are from the previous season, with year-round discounts of up to 60 per cent, including brands such as LOEWE, BURBERRY, Victorio & Lucchino, and many more.

 ·Real Sociedad Hipica Espanola Club de Campo

 ·Las Rozas Village

【Madrid - Segovia - Madrid】

After breakfast, you will go to the Real Club de Golf La Herrería, where the most important feature of the course is the natural and rich forested landscape and the ancient buildings of the Royal Monastery, which is just a stone's throw away. This complex of monasteries, palaces, mausoleums, churches, libraries and schools is known as the ‘Summer Palace of Spain’.

Afterwards, we will head to the fairy tale city of Segovia, and upon arrival, we will head to the must-see attractions. First of all, we will visit Segovia Cathedral, which is the ‘noblewoman’ of cathedrals. The church is a Gothic cathedral built in Spain with a bell tower of 88 metres. The great Queen Isabella I of Spain was crowned here. It has a Gothic style unique steeple and pointed arches, slender beam columns, straight lines, the overall shape of the magnificent and majestic, no matter from which angle, are full of noble-like dignity and atmosphere. After strolling around the church, don't forget to climb to the high place. From the top, you can see the whole old city of Segovia in a panoramic view.

Then visit the ‘Snow White’ castle - Alcazar Castle, Alcazar Castle is located in the western end of the city of Segovia, leading to the castle of the winding alleys, the road can occasionally see the blooming flowers, a unique and interesting. The overall shape of the castle is magnificent and chic, and from afar, it looks like a silent guardian of the princess beside the knight, let the rain beat and the wind blow. The blue roof is made of special schist, which glitters under the sunlight as if it were inlaid with countless sapphires, which is fantastic, no wonder Disney used it as the prototype of Snow White's castle. Don't forget to take a picture of yourself outside the castle to fulfil your long-awaited dream of being a princess. Last but not least, see Segovia's symbol, the Roman Aqueduct Bridge. As you enter Segovia, you can see the famous Aqueduct Bridge from afar, which looks like a huge fishing net hanging across the street, making a strong visual impact. Incredibly, the entire waterway bridge was built little by little, without using any bonding material between the stones. Someone once said, a look at the ancient Roman waterway bridge, it is worth a round-trip air ticket. This is not an exaggeration at all. Just standing in front of it, time is frozen.

·Real Club de Golf La Herrería

·Segovia Cathedral

·Alcazar Castle

·Ancient Roman Waterway Bridge

【Madrid-Barcelona】

After breakfast swing at Golf Santander, one of the famous courses in Madrid, founded in 2006 and designed by Rees Jones. Because it belongs to the same group as the big local Spanish banks, the headquarters building of Banco Santander is right next to the course.

Afterwards, visit Gran Via, a gorgeous upmarket shopping street in the centre of Madrid, the capital of Spain, stretching from Alcalá Street in the east to Plaza de España in the west. This lively street, one of the city's most important shopping districts, has a large number of hotels and large cinemas and is known for its large buildings. Nowadays, most of the theatres are replaced by shopping malls.

In the afternoon, take the high-speed train to Barcelona and check in to your hotel after dinner.

·Golf Santander

·Grand Boulevard

·Spain National High Speed Train Experience

【Barcelona】

After breakfast swing at El Prat golf course, designed by Greg Norman, this open course is 7,300 yards long with a par of 72. Most of the fairways are wide, but sometimes there are large drop-offs. Mature greens and subtle slopes reflect the designer's ingenuity.

In the afternoon, return to Barcelona and visit Gaudi Park, the masterpiece of the famous architect Gaudi, with its fanciful design of the Cloisters, the Great Wave Gallery and the Market Square, all of which are unique and innovative masterpieces that are celebrated. Afterwards, visit the Judean hill to see the 1992 Olympic Stadium and the Barcelona harbour. Afterwards, visit the ‘unfinished masterpiece’ of Gaudi, the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia, which was started about a hundred years ago and is still under construction, and is the symbol of Barcelona. Then, head to the Ramblas, one of the city's busiest and most vibrant avenues, and enjoy the relaxed and welcoming atmosphere of the city. The statue of Columbus, the great navigator, stands next to the harbour, flaunting the glory days of the former maritime kingdom. On this street is Escribá, an old favourite in the region, famous for its red lip-shaped cakes!

·El Prat golf course

·Gaudi Park

·Cathedral of the Holy Family

【Barcelona】

After breakfast head to the PGA Catalunya to take a swing at the course, initially built to host the 1997 Golf Ryder Cup, although delicate construction caused it to miss out on the Ryder Cup, but after opening in 1999 it became the venue for several Spanish Open, European Golf Pro Tour, Saracen World Open and other major international events. World Golf Magazine named it one of the top ten golf courses in Europe.

Return to Barcelona, visit the spiritual centre of Barcelona - Plaza Catalunya, a large square in the old part of the centre of the Spanish city of Barcelona, where several important streets intersect, and is the centre of the city's shopping, entertainment and transport, famous for its fountains and sculptures. Afterwards, we will head to Monticello Hill, southwest of the centre of Barcelona, the highest point of the hill, the highest point of the hill, Monticello Castle, is a great place to look out over the harbour and the city or to watch the sunset.

·PGA Catalunya

·Plaza Catalunya

【Barcelona】

After breakfast, you can go to Golf Platja de Pals, a club with a history of nearly fifty years, established in 1966, is a golf course on the Costa Brava coast of Spain. The course is situated in a green area wrapped in a dense pine forest, close to the beach, where you can enjoy a relaxing time while travelling to the beautiful sandy beaches to experience the warmth of the Spanish sun, making this course a perfect combination of golf and beach. We will travel to the beautiful Costa Brava, once known as the Costa Girona more than 100 years ago, with its warm sunshine, soft sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, large woods and small fishing villages with snow-white walls. Named by National Geographic as one of the top 20 travel destinations in the world for 2012.

Arrive in the beautiful seaside village of Lloret de Marina, a tourist seaside village with a strong and vibrant personality. Along its unique seafront promenade, you will enjoy unique views of the beaches, from the majestic Lloret beach to the hidden Zacaleta. In addition to the unique promenade, you can enjoy the view of the beach and the architectural jewel of Saint Roma Church, before travelling to Tossa de Mar, the ‘Pearl of the Costa Brava’, where spectacular landscapes and multiculturalism meet in a village where the natural environment is in perfect harmony with the tourist industry. It is a village where the harmony between nature and tourism is perfect. Here you will be able to savour almost all the gastronomic delights of the Costa Brava. Return to Barcelona, dinner and overnight at the hotel.

·Golf Platja de Pals

·Marina Lloret

【Barcelona - The Original Residence】

After breakfast, visit the Torres winery, which was named the most respected Spanish wine brand by UK magazine Drinks International, and Mr Torres was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his life's work in supporting the sustainable development of the wine and spirits industry. At the same time, TORRES retained its title as the second most respected wine brand in the world. In addition, TORRES has been recognised as Europe's most powerful wine brand for three consecutive years by the UK's leading independent brand evaluator. We will arrange a wine tasting at the TORRES winery.

In the afternoon, we will head to La Roca Village, where you will find not only the most famous Spanish brands, but also a large number of famous international brands. Built in the style of a modern Catalan town, La Roca Village offers visitors the ideal shopping experience, with open boulevards offering the Mediterranean tradition of strolling through public spaces.

Evening flight to the original home

·Chateau Dorothy