Places You'll Visit:Santiago de Compostela Cathedral (free time); Santiago de Compostela City Center – UNESCO World Heritage (free time); Visit to the Fortress of Valenca; Valenca do Minho City Center.

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Discover the most exciting museums in Barcelona: Big Fun Museum and Museum of Illusions with a single ticket.

Big Fun Museum is the most original museum of illusions and entertainment in Barcelona and Spain. Enjoy themed rooms, incredible 3D installations, dive into the ball pool or walk through the house upside down. Immerse yourself in an exciting world full of fantasies in 9 different thematic environments: Believe it or not, Giant's House, Topsy-Turvy House, Sweet Museum, Museum of Madness, Food Art, Alice Through the Looking Glass, Dry Pool or the Museum of Illusions .

The Museum of Illusions is part of the Big Fun Museum. A museum that is constantly updated to offer visitors the opportunity to visit it several times. Enjoy themed rooms and immerse yourself in an exciting world full of fantasies. A new room has also been opened, The Magic Room, we invite to explore the space with immersive technology and original ideas in order to take unique photos and unfforgettable experiences.

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Everything in Barcelona is just that little bit different and when it comes to parks, the city boasts perhaps the most colourful and curious one in the worldas this guided tour of Park Guell will reveal. Discover Antoni Gaudi's architectural marvel on this walking tour and explore the most important sites as you learn all about the history of the park and its designer. Enjoy stunning views of the city and visit Gaudi's former home, which is now a museum dedicated to him.

Park Guell was first commissioned by the Guell family as part of a landscaped housing development that would be a Utopian 'garden city'. However the venture was unsuccessful and the area was bought by the municipality and turned into a public park, with a handful of completed structures left as a hint of what might have been.

See the colourful dragon mosaic staircase made from broken tilesand take in the views from the large central terrace framed by a snaking series of benches in the form of a sea serpent. Below the terrace is the vaulted lower court, which has 86 Doric columns in the form of massive tree trunks. Walk along the colonnaded pathways and see how Gaudi integrated nature with architecture. He even built birds' nests into the walkways and terrace walls.

The park also contains a beautiful pavilion where the great architect lived for most of the last two decades of his life. It is now the museum and among the exhibits you will find a collection of extravagant bespoke furniture designed by him.

Places You'll Visit:Visit Barcelona via a Hop-On Hop-Off Bus.

Places You'll Visit:Visit Toledo.