Madrid to Valencia Performance Tour

Explore the 3,418 rooms of Europe’s largest royal palace. Admire grand halls adorned with priceless paintings and intricate details while learning about Spain’s monarchy. While the royal family resides elsewhere, the palace offers a remarkable glimpse into centuries of history, art, and tradition.

Officially Spain’s National Museum of 20th Century Art, the Reina Sofía houses masterpieces by Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí. Its most famous work is Picasso’s Guernica, a powerful anti-war statement. Beyond the galleries, the museum also offers a vast library, archive, bookstore, and restaurant, making it a hub of art and culture.

Take the stage and perform for local audiences in a venue that captures the spirit of the city.

Visit Aljaferia Palace, an 11th Century Arab castle and the largest surviving example of an Islamic/Spanish architecture from the Taifas period.

Explore Parque de José Antonio Labordeta, Zaragoza’s largest public park. Cross the Huerva River and stroll Paseo San Sebastián, lined with ash, poplar, cypress, and magnolia trees. Continue to the Music Kiosk, where a cascading waterfall frames the statue of Alfonso the Battler.

Discover Barcelona with a licensed guide as you explore its mix of Gothic charm and modernist brilliance. Visit Plaza de España, then marvel at Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia, the soaring church that defines the city’s skyline. Wander through Park Güell with its colourful mosaics and sweeping views, and journey to Montjuïc Hill, home to historic fortresses and the 1992 Olympic grounds.

Take a guided tour of this architectural masterpiece, considered one of the most remarkable achievements of the modernista movement. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, it was created by Lluís Domènech i Montaner, a contemporary of Gaudí, as a vibrant celebration of symbolism, colour, and craftsmanship.

Take an unparalleled glimpse into the development of Picasso’s genius. Bringing together the Spaniard’s early and late works, the museum traces the evolution of Picasso’s art.

Explore the Museu de la Música, featuring unique instruments from around the world. While there, listen to samples as you walk around the instruments.

Take the stage and perform for local audiences in a venue that captures the spirit of the city.

The city of Valencia sits on the Mediterranean south coast of Barcelona. Over the centuries it has been occupied by the Greeks, the Romans, and the Moors, and each group has contributed to the city's rich and distinctive culture. Valencia is surrounded by fragrant citrus groves and possesses its own local dialect of Valenciano.

Discover Europe's largest marine park, showcasing over 500 species of fish and sea creatures from oceans around the globe. Wander through the mesmerizing shark tunnel and experience marine life firsthand at the interactive touch pool. Your visit will unveil a diverse array of marine wonders, from majestic whales to playful walruses.

Take a guided tour through this landmark theatre designed by Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava. Its innovative design, along with its advanced technical and teaching facilities, makes it a leading venue for opera, musical, and theatre productions.

Experience this dynamic museum, a leader in interactive science and one of Spain’s most visited attractions. Designed to spark curiosity and encourage critical thinking, its engaging exhibits explore science, technology, and the environment in ways that both surprise and inspire.

Take the stage and perform for local audiences in a venue that captures the spirit of the city.