• Arrive at Madrid International Airport.
• Welcome by our representative and assistance with arrival formalities.
• Visit to the Royal Palace, built during the XVIIIth Century in the building of the old Alcazar of Madrid.
  Depart for a grand Neo Classical city tour of Madrid including the Gran Via Cibles Square, Puerta de Alcala, Retiro Park, Paseo de Recoletos. 
• Continue to Modern Madrid with Columbus Square, the Castellana and the financial district. Conclude the morning at Plaza Mayor, which is a pure example of Spanish Baroque, and Puerta del Sol, the heart of the city.
• After lunch on your own, visit the El Prado Museum that contains one of the world's finest collections of Spanish, Italian and Flemish paintings, between the XVIth and XVIIIth centuries.
• Relax, unpack, and settle in.
• Da'at Encounter: Shabbat Dinner with members of Madrid's Jewish community.
• The Glory of Spanish Jewry, Dinner and orientation with the Expeditions Tour Educator.  

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Optional Shabbat services.
• Variety of walking tours including: Reina Sofia Museum, with the famed Guernica work of Picasso, among other great masterpieces, view the magnificent fountains of Poseidon and Cibeles, visit the Plaza Espanga,
• Free evening on your own to explore the streets of Madrid.   

Overnight: Madrid

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Check out of the hotel and drive to Granada.
• From Granata Al Yahud to A Granada Without Jews, discussion with the with the Expeditions Tour Educator.
• Lunch at leisure in Granada.
• Guided visit to the Realejo, the former Jewish quarter and the site of the original name of the city Garnata al-Yehud. 
• Explore the meandering streets and traditional neighborhood with no physical remnants of the Jewish community but stories that abound.
• Guided visit to The Cathedral: First Renaissance Temple built in Spain, which has great dimensions and magnificent altarpieces.
• Dinner and wrap-up conversation with group members.
• Free time to wander around the Albaycn: Old Moorish Neighborhood, with cozy narrow streets and white charming houses full of flavor and local color that has been declared cultural heritage by UNESCO.

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Drive to Cordova.
• Guided visit to Cordova, birthplace of Maimonides and one of the world's most renowned centers of Islamic and Jewish culture and scholarship, and where at one point, all of the 3 major Western religions lived in relative harmony.
• Visit the Jewish Quarter, the Plaza Tiberias and the Yehuda Halevi Square; continue to view the Statue of Maimonides and then visit the small Morrish-styled building known as the Maimonides Synagogue, and Cordova's famous Cathedral-Mosque with 1,000 colored columns.
• Da'at Encounter: Visit to Casa de la Sefarad- Casa de la Memoria, dedicated to history of the Sephardic Jews living in Cordova and Spain prior to the Inquisition and expulsion in 1492, and meet with the people responsible for the creation of this private historical venture in the Jewish Quarter.
• Drive to Seville and check into your hotel.
• Free time and dinner on your own in Seville.  

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Visit the Inquisition House and then continue to the Statue of Tolerance, sculpted by Eduardo Chillida.
• Visit the Plaza Espanga, Plaza Mayor and the Garden of Maria Luisa.
• Visit the Alcazar Palace.
• Visit to the Santa Cruz neighborhood, formerly Seville's Jewish Quarter, once known as Juderia, with its winding alleyways and remnants of Jewish life found within the contemporary city. Visit to the Great Cathedral, burial place of Christopher Columbus.
• Visit to the La Hiralda Cathedral, built in the 12th century, whose bell tower became the city's symbol. Dinner at the unique Hacienda El Bulli.   

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Barcelona and Andalusia: Are There Two Spains? with the Expeditions Tour Educator.
• Depart for Gibraltar.
• Visit the British Crown Colony of Gibraltar with its great rock which hit the Mediterranean, and take a glimpse to northern Africa. Visit the ancient Jewish cemetery and the 200 year olds Synagogue. Drive to Malaga airport and take a domestic flight to Barcelona.
• Transfer to your hotel and check in.
• Free evening in Barcelona streets.  

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Guided visit to the Casa Sefardita Jewish community center.
• Visit the first synagogues that were opened in Spain after the expulsion (both Safardic and Ashkenazi), and Plaza Espnia and the mountain of Montjuich, where the international Exhibition of 1929 was held and where the Olympic Ring (1992) is found.
• Passeig Marntim with the Columbus monument, the world-famous Les Rambles, Passeig de Gracia, Barcelona's main avenue and its Modernist Houses designed by Antonio Gaudi (Casa Batllo & Casa Mila).
• Conclude driving by Gaudi's unfinished expiatory church of the Sagrada Familia.
• Optional Kabbalat Shabbat on your own at one of Barcelona's synagogues.
• Dinner with members of Barcelona's Jewish community. 

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Optional Shabbat services.
• Variety of Walking tours: Embark on a walking tour around the Barrio Gotico, Barcelona's most ancient and historic area with it's colorful and lively labyrinth of entwining narrow streets/The world famous Les Ramblas, promenade, with all its wonders, stalls and artists/Conclude the day at the Boqueria Market and the Grand
• Teatre del Liceu among others.
• Dinner and Flamenco show.

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Depart for Gerona through the Costa Brava highway.
• Guided walk around the Historical Quarter including: Entrance in Sant Feliu church, a view of the Cathedral, and the famous University Square, guided visit to the Jewish Quarter, including the Jewish History Museum  and the alleyways and buildings that once houses (Centre Bonastruc), guild quarter and “Rambla” (walking area).
• Group lunch in the country side.
• Visit the small town of Besalu with its ancient Mikveh.
• Continue to Salvador Dali's home town of Figueras. (The world over it is impossible to speak of surrealism without speaking of Dali, just as it is impossible to speak of Dali without mentioning Figueras.)
• Return to Barcelona.
• Group farewell dinner.