The Hotels

Barcelona Hotel

Catalonia Park Güell features complimentary Wi-Fi and a rooftop swimming pool. Situated in a residential area just outside Barcelona's historic center, it is only 600 meters from Parc Güell. The hotel offers simple and comfortable rooms equipped with either air conditioning or heating, as well as satellite TV. Guests can also enjoy the on-site restaurant and bar.

Located just 300 meters from Vallcarca Metro Station, the hotel provides easy access to the city center in under 10 minutes. Nearby bus stops for routes V19 and 22 offer additional convenience. The sun terrace provides scenic views of the city.

Madrid Hotel

Hotel Porcel Torre Garden provides contemporary lodging with complimentary Wi-Fi and spacious rooms. Situated only 5 km from the heart of Madrid and a 10-minute drive from the airport, it offers convenient access to key locations.

The rooms at Torre Garden come with a separate seating area and scenic views. They are designed with simple décor and are equipped with air conditioning and satellite TV.

Seville Hotel

Catalonia Hispalis provides affordable accommodations with complimentary Wi-Fi. This contemporary hotel is conveniently located near Seville Airport and offers easy access to the historic city center.

The hotel features air-conditioned rooms with exterior views, free Wi-Fi, and interactive satellite TV. Each room has an en suite bathroom equipped with a hairdryer. Catalonia Hispalis boasts a restaurant serving international cuisine, as well as a café-bar. Room service is available 24/7.

Tour Itinerary

Six-Night Itinerary

• Day 1: Fly to Barcelona and stay
• Day 2: Stay in Barcelona
• Day 3: Train transfer from Barcelona to Madrid and stay
• Day 4: Stay in Madrid
• Day 5: Train transfer from Madrid to Seville and stay
• Day 6: Stay in Seville
• Day 7: Flight back to the UK

Nine-Night Itinerary

• Day 1: Fly to Barcelona and stay
• Day 2& 3: Stay in Barcelona
• Day 4: Train transfer from Barcelona to Madrid and stay
• Day 5 & 6: Stay in Madrid
• Day 7: Train transfer from Madrid to Seville and stay
• Day 8 & 9: Stay in Seville
• Day 10: Flight back to the UK

Groupon's Guide To Barcelona

Set on the Mediterranean coast, between the mouths of the rivers Llobregat and Besòs, the Catalonian capital allures guests with a rich cultural heritage, trade exhibitions and street entertainment.

Cultural wonder seekers will rejoice in admiring UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as the architectural works of Antoni Gaudí and Lluís Domènech i Montaner, including world-renowned La Sagrada Familia. Live music fans can take a walk down venues such as Razzmatazz and Apolo, while classical music lovers can take advantage of the many concert halls this city has to offer, from The Gran Teatre del Liceu to the modernista Palau de la Música Catalana. Ramblers can climb the Montjuïic and revel in a panoramic view of the city, followed by more chill-out time spent sipping a cocktail at the outdoor bars and cafes along La Rambla. To make the most of the Spanish experience, tourists can head to flamenco talent display sites and witness genuine spectacles from internationally acclaimed dancers. During summer, temperatures can rise up to 28°C, but low humidity and a steady breeze help keep the weather conditions comfortable. September is the wettest month of the year, while in October temperatures drop to 21°C. November is much cooler, but mild temperatures still range between 8°C and 17°C. Winter comes in December and brings rather cold weather conditions that may be accompanied by snow and rainfall. Although temperatures may fluctuate in different seasons, Barcelona remains suitable for visitors discovering this cosmopolitan city.

Groupon's Guide To Madrid

Located in the centre of Spain and mixing a small-town flavour with the flair of a cosmopolitan city, Madrid presents visitors with an unparalleled nightlife complemented by the cathedrals, museums and trendy boutiques of Chueca. As this city is the home of flamenco, travellers may jazz up their stay by learning a new dance style, while leisure moments may be spent walking one of the city's many green spaces.

Local attractions come in abundance with Puerta de Alcalá, an old city gate, Templo de Debod, an Egyptian temple in the middle of Madrid, and Plaza de Cibeles, the central square where Real Madrid celebrates championship wins. Plenty of dining opportunities are provided in local restaurants, serving the Spanish signature dish, tapas, while art lovers may enjoy a visit to Cultural Center Sanchinarro, revealing exhibitions and shows of the main artistic trends in a cultural scene. Aficionados may watch bullfighters showing off their skills at the corrida, and nature enthusiasts can catch a breath of fresh air in one of the largest parks in the city, Parque del Retiro.

Located on the Castillian plateau, the capital city of Spain blends its medieval and royal past with the cosmopolitan lifestyle of a 21st-century city. From the busy avenue of Gran Via, housing the Cinema District and a large number of shopping malls, to the lively Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor, Madrid is a year-round destination for globetrotters.

History buffs may venture to one of Europe's largest palaces known as Palacio Real, housing a china room, a throne room with red velvet walls and a royal army museum, while the Catedral de la Almudena beckons with the history of the Diocese of Madrid and a Neo-Romanesque crypt. Leisurely moments may be spent in El Retiro Park, visiting the Crystal Palace and a reconstruction of a Plilippino village, or hiring a boat to admire the ducks, geese, black swans, and terrapins on the lake. Dining opportunities are plentiful, with a wide range of eateries and cafes serving Spanish signature dishes including tapas, while thrilling bullfights may be seen at the corrida before heading out to a music venue to enjoy a flamenco show.

The weather in the capital city of Spain is predominantly dry and features a continental and Mediterranean climate. During autumn, the temperatures feature an average of 22ºC with frequent rainfalls but many cultural activities take place during this period. The sky becomes a bit cloudy in winter, and the weather conditions feature positive temperatures that may be accompanied by the presence of snowfall.

Groupon's Guide To Seville

Caressed by the Guadalquivir River, this historic town holds a wealth of cultural attractions and districts full of traditional heritage, such as the Triana and the Macarena. The Andalusian capital is a passionate and romantic city, tempting holidaymakers with famous tapas bars, nightlife and hidden plazas shrouded by orange blossoms, while a well-designed transportation system carries travellers to some of the city’s renowned landmarks.

Visitors seeking a greater insight into Andalusian culture may head to the Museum of Arts and Traditions, in which the surrounding beauty of Maria Luisa Park offsets a unique collection of ceramics, weapons, and musical instruments. A trip to the lush Alcázar Gardens will provide a scenic stroll through variegated parkland split into historical styles which encompass Renaissance terraces, Gothic towers, and ancient Moorish-styled elements. After exploring the 15th-century cloisters of the city’s grand Gothic cathedral, tourists can board one of the horse-and-cart cabs, which can be found waiting beside the 100-metre stretch of the nearby Giralda Tower. Seville boasts a subtropical climate with specific Mediterranean particularities. Summer months are boiling hot and the drought is present in July and August. Winters are rather warm and sometimes it is drizzling. More consistent rainfalls are present in autumn and spring, with mild temperatures and sunny weather.