Experience the best of Italy and Spain's city attractions in just one day! Starting in the morning, this itinerary will take you on a tour of some of the most popular tourist destinations, historical landmarks, delicious food stops, and more. Here's the detailed itinerary:
The Colosseum is an iconic symbol of Rome. This ancient amphitheater was built in AD 70-80 and has an incredibly rich history. Inside, you'll find a range of exhibits showcasing the history of the Colosseum and Rome. Get ready to take on this historical site and experience the stories inside.
This is one of the most famous landmarks in Italy. You'll get breathtaking views of the city and enjoy the feeling of being on top of the world with the perfect scenic views. You can snap a few photos to remember and savor the moment.
Located in the heart of Barcelona, La Rambla’s utmost lively pedestrian walkway will be a perfect place to relax after longer travel drives. Enjoy taking in the sights, sounds and smells of a myriad of street vendors showcasing their unique products. From fruits to souvenirs and handcrafted items, you can find bargains for anything and everything. Do not miss out on the opportunity to enjoy some delicious tapas nearby
The Casa Batllo is a beautiful butterfly-shaped home with vibrant colors and enchanting curvy lines caused by Antoni Gaudi's sheer aura. This is a must-see architectural dreamland whose eye-catching attributes that will leave you fascinated. See the place and become fully immersed in the features that make Barcelona famous for unique antique buildings.
You may have heard of tapas before, but once you taste the variety of delicacies offered at Cerveceria Catalana, you'll never want typical dishes again. The ingredients are carefully chosen and amount to delicious meals, and alongside the accompanying fine wines, dinner there is unbeatable.
The Magic Fountain is the perfect place to wind down after a long day of exploring the city. Sit back and watch as the fountain puts on a beautiful show with vibrant colors and bright lights. The water spectacle is unique and familiar with popular sights of the city too. A breathtaking view of Barcelona’s skyline will have the perfect picture of memories to seize in your mind after a long day.
As you'll be traveling across continents and countries, flights are the preferred mode for commuting, followed by trains. Once you reach urban cities as Rome, Pisa & Barcelona, you can explore many landmarks on foot, taking advantage of exceptional metro connections in the cities. Keep in mind the ticket allowances and validate them before entering any public transportation arrangement.
If you have more time, you can consider adding additional popular locations such as Cinque Terre in Italy or the Park Güell in Barcelona. If there is less timeframe, you may consider focusing on exploring a single city while enjoying the local cuisine and meeting locals. Be sure to carry comfortable walking shoes.
Rome has two airports, with Fiumicino Airport (FCO) being the largest and most used. Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN) is the most significant local airport in Barcelona, located just outside the city center (approx. 14 km away). Airport transfers to the city center are available via taxi, bus, or train services