ZAMORA
A charming city on the Via de la Plata, renowned for its Holy Week processions, a Semana Santa museum, a 12th-century cathedral, and a historic Parador.
Zamora is a handsome city on the old Via de la Plata, set along the Duero and especially known for its Holy Week processions, which draw visitors from across Spain. Our visit includes the Museo de la Semana Santa, the Plaza Mayor and the 12th-century cathedral, with lunch at the Parador in the former palace of the Counts of Alba y Aliste.
Ávila
Explore a city with well-preserved walls, a stunning cathedral, historic monasteries, and a Romanesque basilica, offering a rich historical experience.
Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso
Nestled by the Sierra de Guadarrama, this 18th-century gem boasts Versailles-inspired gardens, ornate fountains, and exquisite period interiors.
Segovia
A striking rocky spur hosts a Roman aqueduct, Gothic cathedral, and Alcázar, offering one of Spain’s most memorable townscapes.
Salamanca
This historic city boasts a stunning skyline, a grand plaza, two cathedrals, and a 15th-century retablo, all within a short train ride from Madrid.
ZAMORA
A charming city on the Via de la Plata, renowned for its Holy Week processions, a Semana Santa museum, a 12th-century cathedral, and a historic Parador.