01 March 2027 - 18 March 2027 Europe Travel Tour 622
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Europe Travel Tour 622

Europe Travel Tour 622

Explore London, Paris, Amsterdam, parts of Italy and Spain with our expert local guides! This 18-day, 17-night tour includes airfare, hotel accommodations, some meals, and most guided activities. With English, French, Italian and Spanish-speaking guides, you'll enjoy seamless travel and unforgettable experiences. Please note that all schedules are approximate and may vary. City and hotel taxes are not included in the tour price and must be paid separately at the tour destination.

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Overview Of Europe Travel Tour 622

London Walking Tour
Paris City Tour
Palace of Versailles Tour
Lunch at Eiffel Tower
Dinner on Seine
Amsterdam City Tour
Venice Tour
Florence Tour
Tuscany Region
Rome Tour
Vatican Tour
Colosseum
Barcelona Walking Tour
Madrid Walking Tour
Segovia City Tour
DAYS
18 Days, 17 Nights (1 Night red eye flight)
AIRFARE
Included
HOTELS
Included
LOCAL GUIDE
English / French / Italian / Spanish Guide Included
ACTIVITIES
Included
MEALS
Some Meals Included

Note: Ensure that you check for any travel restrictions and entry requirements at your destination. It is your responsibility to be prepared with all necessary travel documents and paperwork. Plan to arrive at the airport at least three hours before your scheduled departure time.

Day 1

Departure from city of origin

Day 2

Arrival in London and Private London City Tour

Day 3

Free day

Day 4

Train to Paris and Private Paris City Tour

Day 5

Group Versailles Palace Tour, Lunch at Eiffel Tower and Dinner Cruise

Day 6

Train to Amsterdam and Group Amsterdam City Tour

Day 7

Flight to Venice and Private Venice City Tour

Day 8

Free day

Day 9

Train to Florence and Group Florence City Tour

Day 10

Group Full Day in Tuscany

Day 11

Train to Rome and Group Rome Walking Tour

Day 12

Group Vatican City Tour and Group Colosseum Tour

Day 13

Free day

Day 14

Flight to Barcelona and Private Barcelona Walking Tour

Day 15

Free day

Day 16

Train to Madrid and Private Madrid Walking Tour

Day 17

Free day or Optional Segovia Tour

Day 18

Departure from Europe

Amsterdam City Tour

amsterdam city tour

London City Tour

london city tour

Palace of Versailles Tour

palace of versailles tour

Lunch at Eiffel Tower

lunch at eiffel tower

Dinner Cruise on Seine River

dinner cruise on seine river

Venice Walking Tour

venice walking tour

Florence City Tour

florence city tour

Full Day in Tuscany

full day in tuscany

Rome Walking Tour

rome walking tour

Vatican City Visit

vatican city visit

Colosseum Tour

colosseum tour

Barcelona Walking Tour

barcelona walking tour

Madrid Walking Tour

madrid walking tour

  • Airfare from city of origin to London and back from Madrid
  • Roundtrip transfers from airport to hotel
  • 2 Night Hotel London (Breakfast included)
  • 2 Night Hotel Paris (Breakfast included)
  • 1 Night Hotel Amsterdam (Breakfast included)
  • 2 Night Hotel Venice (Breakfast included)
  • 2 Night Hotel Florence (Breakfast included)
  • 3 Night Hotel Rome (Breakfast included)
  • 2 Night Hotel Barcelona (Breakfast included)
  • 2 Night Hotel Madrid (Breakfast included)
  • Flight from Amsterdam to Venice
  • Flight from Rome to Barcelona
  • Train from London to Paris
  • Train from Paris to Amsterdam
  • Train from Venice to Florence
  • Train from Florence to Rome
  • Train from Barcelona to Madrid
  • Private London City Tour with transportation
  • Palace of Versailles Tour
  • Private Paris City Tour with transportation
  • Lunch at Eiffel Tower
  • Dinner Cruise on Seine River
  • Group Amsterdam WalkingCity Tour
  • Private Venice Walking City Tour
  • Group Florence Walking City Tour
  • Group Full Day in Tuscany
  • Group Rome Walking Tour
  • Group Vatican City Walking Visit
  • Group Colosseum Walking Tour
  • Group Barcelona Walking Tour
  • Private Madrid Walking Tour
  • Local Certified Guide for Tours

London

Language

  • The official language of London is English, and it’s widely spoken throughout the city.

Time Zone

  • London operates on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) or British Summer Time (BST) during daylight saving, making it 7 hours ahead of Salt Lake City Mountain Time.

Electricity

  • London uses Type G wall sockets with a standard voltage of 230V. Travelers from the U.S. will need a plug adapter and possibly a voltage converter.

Climate

  • London has a temperate oceanic climate (Cfb) characterized by cool, often cloudy winters with occasional rain or snow, and mild, pleasant summers. Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year, so it’s always a good idea to carry an umbrella.

Health

  • While medical insurance is not required to travel to London, it’s recommended for peace of mind, especially if you plan to stay for an extended period or participate in activities. https://www.travelexinsurance.com/homepage?location=44-0110&go=bp

Currency

  • The currency in London is the Pound Sterling (GBP). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s handy to have cash for small purchases or markets.

Transportation

  • London’s public transport system is excellent, with the Tube, buses, and trains connecting all parts of the city. Get an Oyster card or contactless payment method for easy travel. Walking is also a great way to explore central London.

Tipping

  • Tipping is appreciated but not always expected. A service charge is often included in restaurant bills, but if not, 10–15% is customary. Small tips are appreciated in taxis and at hotels.

Safety

  • London is a safe city, but it’s wise to stay aware of your surroundings and watch for pickpockets, especially in crowded tourist areas and on public transport.

Packing Tips

  • Pack layers, as London’s weather can change quickly. Comfortable walking shoes are a must for exploring. An umbrella or waterproof jacket is essential year-round.

Local Etiquette

  • Londoners value politeness and patience. Always queue properly, and be mindful of personal space, especially on public transport.

Connectivity

  • Free public Wi-Fi is available in many areas, including cafes, museums, and parks. Consider purchasing a local SIM card or international roaming plan for seamless connectivity.

Paris

What language is spoken?

  • The official language of Paris is French. While many locals speak English, learning a few basic French phrases will be helpful and appreciated.

What is the time zone?

  • Paris is 8 hours ahead of our Salt Lake City mountain time.

Will I need a converter/adapter for electricity?

  • Paris uses Type C and E outlets with a standard voltage of 230V. Bring an adapter if your electronics use a different plug type.

What is the climate like?

  • The climate in Paris varies by season. For example, February sees temperatures ranging from a high of 46°F (8°C) to a low of 37°F (3°C). Be sure to pack accordingly for both rain and cooler weather.

Will I need travel Insurance?

  • Medical insurance is recommended but not required for traveling to Paris. Consider getting travel insurance that covers health emergencies. Find insurance here.

What is the currency?

  • The official currency in Paris is the Euro (€). The exchange rate varies, but as of now, $1 USD is approximately equal to 0.94 Euros.

What is transportation like?

  • Paris has an extensive public transportation system, including the Metro, buses, and trams, making it easy to navigate the city. Consider purchasing a Paris Visite pass for unlimited travel on public transport.

Is it safe?

  • While Paris is generally safe, be cautious of your belongings in crowded areas. Pickpocketing can occur, especially near major attractions like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre.

What is the local cuisine?

  • Don’t miss trying local delicacies such as escargot, coq au vin, and various cheeses. Many cafés and bistros offer affordable lunch menus, so you can experience traditional French cuisine without breaking the bank.

What is the Cultural Etiquette?

  • When entering shops or restaurants, it’s customary to greet the staff with “bonjour” (hello) or “bonsoir” (good evening). It's considered polite to say “merci” (thank you) when leaving.

Is Tipping customary?

  • Tipping in Paris is not obligatory, as service charges are included in your bill. However, rounding up the bill or leaving small change is appreciated for good service.

Amsterdam

Language

  • The official language of Amsterdam is Dutch. However, many locals speak English fluently, making it easy for visitors to communicate. Learning a few basic Dutch phrases, such as “hallo” (hello) and “dank u wel” (thank you), is always appreciated.

Time Zone

  • Amsterdam is 8 hours ahead of Salt Lake City mountain time.

Electricity

  • Amsterdam uses Type C and F outlets with a standard voltage of 230V. Bring an adapter if your electronics use a different plug type.

Climate

  • The climate in Amsterdam varies by season. For example, February temperatures range from a high of 44°F (7°C) to a low of 34°F (1°C). Pack layers and waterproof clothing, as rain is common year-round.

Health

  • Medical insurance is recommended but not required for traveling to Amsterdam. Consider getting travel insurance that covers health emergencies.

Currency

  • The official currency in Amsterdam is the Euro (€). Exchange rates fluctuate, but currently, $1 USD is approximately equal to 0.94 Euros.

Transportation

  • Amsterdam boasts an excellent public transportation system, including trams, buses, ferries, and trains. Purchase an OV-chipkaart or a multi-day pass for convenient travel. Biking is also a popular way to explore the city, with rental options widely available.

Safety

  • Amsterdam is generally safe, but remain vigilant for pickpockets, especially in crowded tourist areas and on public transport. Keep an eye on your belongings and use well-lit areas at night.

Local Cuisine

  • Don’t miss local treats such as stroopwafels, bitterballen, and herring. Amsterdam is also known for its variety of international cuisine and cozy cafés offering Dutch pancakes and hearty soups.

Cultural Etiquette

  • It’s polite to greet people with “hallo” (hello) or “goedemiddag” (good afternoon). If you’re cycling, always use designated bike lanes and follow traffic rules to avoid accidents.

Tipping

  • Tipping is not obligatory in Amsterdam, as service charges are included in most bills. However, rounding up or leaving 5-10% for excellent service is appreciated.

Italy

Language

  • The official language in Italy is Italian. Knowing a few basic phrases can enhance your experience and help you connect with locals.

Time Zone

  • Italy is 8 hours ahead of Salt Lake City Mountain Time (CET, UTC+1). During Daylight Saving Time (from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October), it is UTC+2.

Electricity

  • The power plug sockets used in Italy are Type C and Type F. The standard voltage is 230 V, and the frequency is 50 Hz. Consider bringing a power adapter for your devices.

Climate

  • Italy experiences a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Winters can be cool and humid in the north and mountainous regions. Be sure to check the weather for your travel dates and pack accordingly.

Health

  • While medical insurance is recommended when traveling to Italy, it is not mandatory. Ensure your health insurance covers international travel or consider purchasing travel insurance. https://www.travelexinsurance.com/homepage?location=44-0110&go=bp

Tips

  • Although tourism workers receive a fixed salary, tips can supplement their income. It is courteous to tip for exceptional service, but it is not obligatory. For restaurants, rounding up the bill or leaving a small amount is appreciated.

Currency

  • The legal currency in Italy is the Euro (€). As of the latest exchange rate, 1 US dollar is approximately equal to 0.939 Euros. It's a good idea to check the current exchange rates before traveling.

Transportation

  • Italy has an extensive public transportation system, including trains, buses, and metros. Consider purchasing a rail pass if you plan to travel between cities frequently.

Dining Etiquette

  • Italians typically dine late, with dinner often starting around 8 PM. It's common to linger over meals, so don't rush. Also, keep in mind that many restaurants charge a "coperto" (cover charge) for setting the table.

Safety

  • Italy is generally safe for tourists, but it's wise to be cautious in crowded areas and tourist hotspots to avoid pickpockets. Keep your belongings secure and be aware of your surroundings.

Local Customs

  • Italians are known for their warm hospitality. Greeting people with a friendly "Buongiorno" (Good morning) or "Buonasera" (Good evening) can go a long way in making a positive impression.

Cultural Sites

  • Many cultural sites in Italy offer discounted or free entry on certain days or times. Research ahead to plan your visits and take advantage of these opportunities.

Spain

Language

  • The official language of Spain is Spanish (Castilian), but regional languages such as Catalan, Galician, and Basque are spoken in specific areas.

Time Zone

  • Spain operates on Central European Time (CET), which is 8 hours ahead of Salt Lake City Mountain Time. Keep in mind that Spain observes Daylight Saving Time, so the time difference may vary slightly during certain months.

Electricity

  • The power plug sockets used in Spain are Type C and Type F, with a standard voltage of 230V. Be sure to bring a universal adapter if your devices use a different plug type.

Climate

  • Spain enjoys a varied climate. The Mediterranean coast (Barcelona, Valencia) has hot summers and mild winters, while inland areas (Madrid) experience more extreme temperatures, with very hot summers and cold winters. The north (Basque Country, Galicia) is cooler and wetter. Always check the weather for your destination and time of travel.

Health

  • No vaccinations are required to enter Spain, but it’s recommended to have travel health insurance to cover medical expenses during your stay. The healthcare system in Spain is excellent, and pharmacies are widely available. https://www.travelexinsurance.com/homepage?location=44-0110&go=bp

Tips

  • Tipping is appreciated but not required in Spain. In restaurants, it's common to leave a small tip of 5-10% if service was good. In cafes and taxis, rounding up the bill is common.

Currency

  • The official currency in Spain is the Euro (EUR). 1 US dollar is approximately equal to 0.94 Euros. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but it’s useful to carry some cash, especially in smaller towns and markets.

Transportation

  • Spain has a well-developed transportation system, including trains, buses, taxis, and metro services in major cities like Madrid and Barcelona. The high-speed AVE trains are great for traveling between cities. Ride-hailing apps like Uber and Cabify are also available.

Dress Code

  • Spain is generally casual, but dress modestly when visiting churches or religious sites. In summer, light and breathable clothing is recommended, while in winter, you'll need warmer layers, especially in northern and inland areas.

Safety

  • Spain is considered a safe country for travelers. However, be aware of pickpockets in tourist areas, especially in cities like Barcelona and Madrid. Always keep an eye on your belongings, particularly in crowded places and on public transport.

Local Etiquette

  • In Spain, greetings involve a handshake or a light kiss on both cheeks (between women, or between men and women). Spaniards tend to dine late, with lunch usually around 2:00 PM and dinner often served after 9:00 PM. When entering shops or restaurants, a friendly "Hola" is appreciated.

National Holidays

  • Spain has many national and regional holidays. Notable ones include Semana Santa (Holy Week) in April, La Tomatina (August), and Fiesta Nacional de España (October 12th). Be aware that some holidays may affect business hours and transportation.

London

What is the official language in London?

English is the official language in London, and it is widely spoken by locals..

What is the typical food eaten in London?

Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding, shepherds or cottage pie, fish and chips ( to be bought from a fish and chip shop, not a pub), full English breakfast and more!

What currency is used in London?

The official currency is the British Pound Sterling (£).

What are the main transportation options used in London?

The London Underground (Tube) is the most efficient way to get around. Buses, black cabs, and rideshare services like Uber are also popular. Walking and cycling are great for shorter distances.

Are there any tipping customs in London?

Tipping in London is optional but appreciated for good service. At restaurants, 10–12.5% is customary if service is not already included in the bill.

What kind of weather should I expect in London?

London has a temperate climate with mild winters and summers. Rain is common year-round, so packing an umbrella or waterproof jacket is a good idea.

Can I use public Wi-Fi in London?

Yes, public Wi-Fi is widely available in cafes, restaurants, and transportation hubs. Many parks and public spaces also offer free Wi-Fi.

Is travel insurance necessary?

It is recommended but not mandatory. Purchase travel insurance here Click Here

What are the Visa requirements when traveling to London?

Be sure to check personal Visa requirements here Click Here

Paris

Is the water safe to drink?

Tap water in France is safe and widely drinkable. Some travelers prefer bottled water, which is readily available. Restaurants often offer still (sans gaz) or sparkling (avec gaz) options, and tap water is frequently served upon request.

What to do if you are in need of a restroom?

If necessary, cafés and brasseries are the most accessible option, though it is polite to make a small purchase. Public restrooms are available in metro stations and public spaces, but cleanliness varies. Some older facilities may be basic, and coin payment is sometimes required.

Is France safe?

France is generally safe for visitors, though petty theft and pickpocketing are common in busy tourist areas. Travelers should be cautious in crowded spaces, on public transport, and near major landmarks. It is best to carry only essential items and use hotel safes for valuables. Awareness and basic precautions significantly reduce risk. Travel Insurance is recommended, check here.

What is the weather like?

France has a mild, temperate climate, with variations depending on region. Spring and autumn are often considered ideal for travel due to comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds. Summers are warm and lively, while winters are cooler, especially in the north and mountainous areas. Some regions, like Provence, are warmer but can experience strong seasonal winds.

What is the internet like/cell phone use?

Internet access is widely available in cities through hotels, cafés, and public areas. Rural coverage may be less consistent. Mobile networks generally work well in populated areas, and most accommodations provide Wi-Fi for guests.

What charging plug is needed in France?

France uses 220V electricity with standard European two-pin round plug sockets. Travelers will need an adapter, and devices not designed for 220V may also require a voltage converter.

What is the currency?

The official currency is the Euro. ATMs are widely available across cities, airports, and towns, making it easy to withdraw cash. While cards are commonly accepted, having some cash on hand is still useful for smaller businesses.

Is tipping customary?

Service is usually included in restaurant bills, but small tips are appreciated for good service. Rounding up or leaving a few euros is common. Tipping for taxis, hotel staff, and tour guides is also customary but generally modest compared to other countries.

What is the Cuisine and Dining Culture of France?

French dining follows structured meal times, with lunch typically midday and dinner in the evening. Cafés, brasseries, and wine bars offer more casual options, while restaurants often focus on seasonal and local ingredients. Dining is seen as a social experience, and meals are often enjoyed at a relaxed pace.

What are the seasons like?

France experiences distinct seasons, with summer being the busiest travel period due to festivals and warm weather. Spring and fall are popular for sightseeing thanks to mild conditions and fewer crowds. Winter brings festive markets and skiing opportunities in alpine regions, making it attractive year-round depending on interests.

What are the Visa requirements?

France visa application requirements include a valid passport (issued within 10 years, valid 3+ months past return), completed application form, two ICAO-standard photos, and supporting documents based on trip purpose. You can check visa requirements here.

Amsterdam

Do I need to speak Dutch to get around?

It’s always great to learn a few basic Dutch phrases, but most locals in Amsterdam speak English fluently, so getting around without Dutch won’t be an issue.

Should I purchase travel insurance?

Travel Insurance is not required but it is recommended. You can purchase travel insurance here

What is common to eat in Amsterdam?

Traditional Dutch foods include stroopwafels, herring, bitterballen, poffertjes, and Dutch cheeses like Gouda and Edam.

What language is spoken in Amsterdam?

Dutch is the official language, but English is widely spoken.

Do I need a rental car?

No, you don’t need a rental car. Amsterdam has excellent public transportation, including trams, buses, and trains. It’s also very bike-friendly, with bike rentals widely available.

Is tipping expected in Amsterdam?

Service charges are typically included in the bill, but rounding up the bill or leaving a small tip (5-10%) for good service is appreciated.

What is the currency in Amsterdam?

Can I drink tap water in Amsterdam?

Can I drink tap water in Amsterdam?

Yes, tap water in Amsterdam is safe to drink and of excellent quality.

What is the dress code in Amsterdam?

Casual attire is fine for most activities, but if you plan to visit upscale restaurants or venues, smart-casual clothing is recommended.

Is Amsterdam safe for tourists?

Yes, Amsterdam is generally safe. However, be cautious of pickpockets in crowded areas and follow traffic rules, especially when cycling.

Can I use my credit cards in Amsterdam?

Yes, credit cards are widely accepted in Amsterdam. However, some smaller establishments may only accept local debit cards or cash, so it’s good to carry a small amount of cash.

What public transportation options are available in Amsterdam?

Amsterdam has a reliable public transportation network, including trams, buses, ferries, and metro services. You can purchase single-use tickets or a multi-day travel pass.

Is Amsterdam a good destination for families?

Absolutely! Family-friendly attractions include the Artis Zoo, NEMO Science Museum, and canal cruises.

What is the local etiquette when dining out?

It’s polite to greet restaurant staff with "hallo" (hello) or "goedemiddag" (good afternoon) when entering. At the end of your meal, it’s common to ask for the bill by saying "de rekening, alstublieft."

Is Wi-Fi available in Amsterdam?

Yes, free Wi-Fi is widely available in cafes, restaurants, and public spaces. The city also offers free Wi-Fi at some hotspots.

Do I need a Visa to visit Amsterdam?

If you’re from a Schengen Agreement country, no visa is needed for stays under 90 days. For others, check your country’s visa requirements here

Italy

Do I need a converter to charge devices such as cell phones, laptops, and other electrical appliances?

Yes, you’ll need a plug adapter—and possibly a voltage converter—to use your devices in Italy. It’s best to buy the correct adapter before you travel, as they can be harder to find and more expensive once you arrive.

I’ve heard that you’re not supposed to tip in Italy—is that true?

Tipping isn’t expected in Italy, so you won’t offend anyone by skipping it. That said, leaving a small tip for excellent service is appreciated. If you do tip, give it directly to the person who served you. You may also notice a small cover charge on your bill called “coperto,” usually around €1.50–€2.00 per person, which is standard and covers service items like bread.

Can I use my ATM and credit cards in Italy?

Yes, cards are widely accepted, but you should notify your bank before traveling to avoid any issues with security blocks. It’s also common for cashiers to ask for ID when you pay by card, so keep your passport or driver’s license handy.

What should I bring that’s essential?

Bring any prescription medications you need, along with adapters for your electronics. Note that Italy uses a different voltage system than North America, so check if your devices are compatible. Skip packing extra food—you’ll have plenty of great dining options once you arrive.

What if I need over-the-counter medication in Italy?

Pharmacies (“farmacias”) are easy to find throughout Italy and often have convenient hours, with some open 24/7. They can provide over-the-counter medicine, and you can also fill prescriptions there if needed. Travel Insurance is also recommended, you can find that here. 

Are Dietary restrictions accommodated: vegetarian, gluten-free, and vegan?

Italy is very accommodating to dietary needs. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are widely available, especially in cities and tourist areas. Just let your server know about any preferences or allergies.

Do hotels offer dry cleaning and laundry services?

Many hotels offer laundry or dry-cleaning services, usually for an additional fee.

Is Italy child-friendly?

Yes, Italy is very welcoming to families. Restaurants are typically accommodating to children, even if there isn’t a specific kids’ menu. You can often request smaller or simpler dishes. Baby supplies are easy to find, though changing facilities may not always be available.

Do you need to speak Italian to travel in Italy?

No, but learning a few basic phrases like “buongiorno” (hello) and “grazie” (thank you) is appreciated and can enhance your experience.

Should you carry cash in Italy?

Yes. While cards are commonly accepted, cash is still useful—especially in smaller towns, cafés, and markets. It’s usually best to withdraw euros from an ATM after you arrive.

What should you know about dining in Italy?

Meals in Italy are meant to be relaxed and enjoyed at a slower pace. You’ll usually need to ask for the check (“il conto”) when you’re ready. Expect small extras like the coperto, and take your time—dining is an important part of the culture.

What are Visa Requirements?

U.S. citizens do not need a visa for tourist or business stays in Italy up to 90 days within a 180-day period, but must have a passport valid for at least 3 months beyond their departure date. Starting in 2026, Americans must apply for a €7–€8 ETIAS travel authorization online before traveling. Check VISA Requirements here.

Spain

When is the best time to visit Spain?

The best times to visit Spain are typically March to May and September to November. During these months, the weather is warm, prices are more reasonable, and there are fewer crowds compared to the busy summer season. These periods are great for sightseeing, coastal drives, and wine experiences. Summer (June–August) brings clear skies and lively energy, but also higher temperatures and larger crowds, especially in major cities and along the Mediterranean coast.

How many days should I spend in Spain?

A trip of 8–14 days is ideal for exploring Spain’s main highlights. This allows enough time to visit cities like Barcelona, Madrid, and Seville, relax along the coast, and explore regions such as Andalusia or the Basque Country. Longer trips of more than two weeks can include lesser-known destinations or even nearby countries like Portugal or France.

Should I visit northern or southern Spain?

It depends on your travel preferences: Southern Spain: Known for Moorish heritage, historic cities, and traditional culture. You can explore Seville, visit Córdoba, and see landmarks like the Puente Nuevo in Ronda. Northern Spain: Offers lush landscapes, coastal views, and culinary experiences. Highlights include Barcelona, San Sebastián, and the Rioja wine region. Both regions provide distinct experiences, so your itinerary can be tailored based on your interests.

How do I travel around Spain?

Spain has a wide range of transportation options. By plane: Domestic flights connect major cities quickly. By train: High-speed and regional trains are efficient and scenic. By car: Ideal for exploring rural areas and smaller towns. By bus: Comfortable and affordable for short and long distances. By boat: Useful for traveling between coastal areas or islands.

What food should I try in Spain?

Spanish cuisine blends Mediterranean and Moorish influences, with a strong emphasis on shared dining. Popular dishes include: Paella: A rice dish often made with seafood. Gazpacho: A cold tomato-based soup. Jamón: Dry-cured ham. Patatas bravas: Fried potatoes with spicy sauce. Spanish tortilla: A potato-based omelet. Sangria: A fruit-infused wine drink. Chorizo: A seasoned cured sausage. Manchego cheese: A sheep’s milk cheese. Gambas al ajillo: Garlic shrimp. Pimientos de Padrón: Small green peppers.

Is Spain a good destination for wine?

Yes, Spain is an excellent destination for wine tourism. Regions like La Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Catalonia, and Andalusia produce a wide variety of wines, from bold reds like Tempranillo to refreshing whites such as those made from Macabeo grapes. Wine tours often include tastings, vineyard visits, and regional food pairings.

Do shops close during siesta in Spain?

In many traditional cities such as Seville and Granada, shops may close for a few hours in the early afternoon, typically between 1 pm and 4 pm. However, in larger cities like Barcelona and Madrid, many businesses remain open throughout the day.

Is Spain safe to visit?

Spain is considered a very safe destination with low crime rates. Travelers should still take basic precautions, especially in crowded areas where pickpocketing can occur. Keeping valuables secure and staying aware of your surroundings is recommended. Travel Insurance is recommended, check here.

What language do they speak in Spain?

Spanish (Castilian) is the official language. Other regional languages include Catalan, Basque, Galician, and Aranese. English is widely spoken in major cities and tourist areas, though learning a few basic Spanish phrases can be helpful.

What currency does Spain use?

Spain uses the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable, particularly in smaller towns or markets.

What are the Visa Requirements?

Check visa requirements here

Pricing & Availability

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Gallery

Amsterdam City Tour
London City Tour
Europe Travel Tour 622
Europe Travel Tour 622
Palace of Versailles Tour
Guided Palace of Versailles Tour
Lunch at Eiffel Tower
Dinner Cruise on Seine River
Venice Walking Tour
Florence City Tour
Visit Asakusa, a historic district best known for Sensō-ji Temple
Full Day in Tuscany
Rome Walking Tour
Vatican City Visit
Europe Travel Tour 622
Vatican Tour
7-wonders-of-the-world
Colosseum Tour
Barcelona City Tour
Barcelona Walking Tour
Barcelona City Tour
Madrid Walking City Tour
Madrid Walking Tour

Itinerary

Day 1 - Europe Travel Tour 622

Departure from city of origin. Note all times are approximate and subject to change.

Meals Provided:None

Hotel:None

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Timeline:

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Accommodations

Melia White House or similar category

The Melia White House hotel was built in 1936 and was originally launched as The White House luxury apartments. The hotel’s building still preserves its architectural value as a prime example of art décor style in late 1930s. This 4-star deluxe hotel includes 581 rooms, 112 apartments, 3 meeting rooms, a restaurants and bar including a terrace and an executive lounge.

Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel or similar category

The Hotel Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel is located in the heart of Paris, opposite the Seine river and a short distance from the Eiffel Tower. It is ideal for business travel, meetings and seminars, as well as for weekends in Paris as a couple or with family. The hotel is situated in the center of Paris close to the Champs-Elysees, the Louvre and Notre-Dame. It has two restaurants, a bar, a paying indoor pool a fitness room and a sauna. Free WIFI and secure car park available.

Hotel NH Amsterdam Caransa or similar category

The NH Amsterdam Caransa hotel in Amsterdam is located in the very center the city on Rembrandt Square, which is considered the heart of Amsterdam nightlife. The hotel is also located close to the commercial district, the city's famous flower market, and many other places of interest.

Hotel Amadeus or similar category

Amadeus Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Venice, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. While staying at Amadeus Hotel Venice, visitors can check out Cannaregio (0.4 mi) and Ponte di Rialto (0.6 mi), some of Venice's top attractions.

Hotel Roma - Firenze or similar category

Hotel Roma is a 4-star hotel in the centre of Florence. It is housed in an ancient 18th-century palazzo overlooking Piazza Santa Maria Novella, one of the not-to-be-missed places for those visiting Florence. The hotel is the ideal place for every type of stay: for artistic and cultural tourism, business, fun and shopping. Hotel Roma of Florence is in an excellent location and has all the amenities while preserving the charm typical of historic Florence hotels.

Hotel NH Madrid Ventas or similar category

With a prime location in Madrid's chic Salamanca neighborhood near the Las Ventas bullring, the NH Madrid Ventas boasts a swimming pool and a big garden where celebrate all kind of events---plus free WiFi in our hotel lobby.

Hotel NH Sants Barcelona or similar category

The NH Numancia hotel in Barcelona is a chic and modern hotel ideally located in the financial heart of the city, close to the trade fair, the city center, and Barcelona's Sants Estació.

The Code Hotel Or similar category

Just 164 feet from the Spanish Steps, The Code Hotel is 5 minutes' walk from Spagna Metro Station. Set in an elegant building, it features a rooftop terrace. All air-conditioned rooms come with free Wi-Fi. They feature ancient Roman artifacts such as an oven or fountain. Each room has a private bathroom complete with toiletry set.

Airfare & Transportation

Airfare and transportation are included throughout your travel tour. Please note that the following flight schedule is tentative and is for basic economy class. (Seats can not be assigned until check in, you can upgrade to main cabin classic $290 round trip, subject to availability). Once group spaces are filled, we will email you your confirmed flight itinerary along with the airline confirmation number.

Flight Number

DL 50 (9 Hours 30 Minutes)

AF 1401 (2 Hours 20 Minutes)

DL 221 (10 Hours 55 Minutes)

Departing 

Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) February 28, 2027 5:30 PM

Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD) March 17, 2027 6:00 AM

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) March 17, 2027 10:20 AM

Arrival 

Heathrow Airport (LHR) February 28, 2027 10:00 AM +1

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) March 17, 2027 8:20 AM

Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) March 17, 2027 2:15 PM

Tour Activities

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- Stefan and Molly

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The Paris 99 trip was great. We enjoyed the driving tour of Paris, although we did fall asleep a few times as we were tired from the overnight flight from SLC. Our guide, Pedro, provided excellent information on the history of Paris and the sites we saw. The tour of Versailles was excellent, but we do wish we could have spent a little more time there. The Eifel Tower was amazing but felt a little rushed. The dinner on the Seine was excellent. Thank you for a great trip.

- Richard Leake

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Evolution35 Paris tour was an unforgettable experience. Our tour guide, Pedro, was spectacular. He is very knowledgeable and personable. He treated us like family. The tour was a happy balance between guided sightseeing tours and free time. We had so much fun that we can't wait to see what other tours Evolution35 offer.

- Kenneth S Davis

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Absolutely loved my travel experience to Paris with Evolution 35. Everything was meticulously planned and well organized. Our tour guide, Pedro, was the best. We will definitely be traveling with them again.

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- Jenny Leake

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Contacté con esta empresa gracias a una amiga. La relación calidad/precio me ha parecido
excelente. La atención durante la contratación del viaje fue muy buena y rápida.
Solucionaron todas nuestras dudas, que eran muchas, con paciencia y acierto. La propuesta
que finalmente contratamos ha sido ideal para una primera vez en Hawaii, nos ha permitido
vivir la tranquilidad de la isla y hacer rutas por los parques naturales. En la llegada a Maui no
reubicaron a un apartahotel mejor en una zona diferente a la inicial que resultó ser un gran
acierto, dado que íbamos en familia, y facilitó nuestra estancia. Si podemos volver en el
futuro para conocer las otras islas, seguro que repetimos con ellos. ¡Gracias!

- Mireia González Merino

Happy Clients, Happy Us

Amsterdam City Tour
London City Tour
Europe Travel Tour 622
Europe Travel Tour 622
Palace of Versailles Tour
Guided Palace of Versailles Tour
Lunch at Eiffel Tower
Dinner Cruise on Seine River
Venice Walking Tour
Florence City Tour
01 March 2027 - 18 March 2027 Europe Travel Tour 622
01 March 2027 - 18 March 2027 / Per Person / Double Occupancy