Seville

Seville is the capital of the autonomous community of Andalusia and is located in southern Spain on the banks of the Guadalquivir River. Its Mediterranean climate, tapas culture and art of Flamenco characterise this city of Moorish and Christian-style architecture.

In Seville you’ll be able to visit emblematic places such as the Cathedral and the Royal Alcazar Palace, -both declared Unesco World Heritage Sites-, the Giralda bell tower, -one of the symbols of Seville which will allow you to enjoy an amazing panoramic view of the city-, Plaza de España (Spain Square) and the Torre del Oro watchtower, among others.

Seville has its own airport located just a few kilometres outside of the city centre as well as high-speed trains with connections to Spain’s other main cities.

Seville is a warm and welcoming city full of colour, music and joy which combines tradition with a modern character.

Madrid

Madrid is the capital of Spain and the most frequently visited city in the country. It is a cosmopolitan city with the perfect combination of cultural activities, monuments and leisure.

Madrid has preserved its extremely important historical centre which brings together modern and cheerful infrastructures.

If there’s something that characterises Madrid it’s a passion for life. It’s one of the Western world’s largest capital cities where visitors can enjoy the best of Spanish and international cuisine as well as the best deals at designer shops.

Its international airport is the busiest in the country. Once you arrive to the airport you can travel to the city centre via the underground, bus, taxi or train.

Lisbon

Lisbon is the capital of Portugal. While it’s a smaller city, it’s still able to offer many services just like any other European capital city. Lisbon boasts a pleasant temperature year-round, top quality beaches just a few kilometres from the city centre and remarkable places to visit in terms of both history and culture.