Spain

Spain is a fantastic country with so much to offer, and I’m excited to help you plan a 10-day itinerary that fits your budget and starts in Madrid. Let’s dive in!

Day 1: Madrid

Budget: €25

• Morning: Arrive in Madrid! Start your day with a visit to the iconic Puerta del Sol and grab a coffee and a pastry at a local café (around €5).
• Midday: Stroll to Plaza Mayor and enjoy the atmosphere. You can grab a quick bite at a nearby tapas bar (around €10).
• Afternoon: Visit the Royal Palace of Madrid (entry around €12). Take a leisurely walk through the Sabatini Gardens afterward.
• Evening: Head to Malasaña for some vibrant street art and a casual dinner at a local eatery (around €8).

Day 2: Madrid to Toledo

Budget: €20

• Morning: Take a train to Toledo (about €10). Explore the Toledo Cathedral (entry around €10).
• Midday: Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant (around €5).
• Afternoon: Wander through the historic streets and visit the Alcázar (entry around €5).
• Evening: Return to Madrid and have a light dinner (around €5).

Day 3: Madrid to Barcelona

Budget: €30

• Morning: Take a morning train to Barcelona (around €20).
• Midday: Check into your accommodation and grab lunch at a local café (around €10).
• Afternoon: Visit Park Güell (entry around €10) and enjoy the colorful mosaics.
• Evening: Stroll down La Rambla and have dinner at a tapas bar (around €10).

Day 4: Barcelona

Budget: €25

• Morning: Visit the Sagrada Familia (entry around €12).
• Midday: Enjoy lunch at a nearby café (around €10).
• Afternoon: Explore the Gothic Quarter and visit the Barcelona Cathedral (entry around €5).
• Evening: Dinner in the Gothic Quarter (around €8).

Day 5: Barcelona to Valencia

Budget: €25

• Morning: Take a train to Valencia (around €10).
• Midday: Check into your accommodation and have lunch (around €10).
• Afternoon: Visit the City of Arts and Sciences (entry around €10).
• Evening: Enjoy a traditional paella dinner (around €10).

Day 6: Valencia

Budget: €20

• Morning: Visit the Valencia Cathedral (entry around €5).
• Midday: Lunch at a local market (around €10).
• Afternoon: Relax at Turia Gardens and enjoy the greenery.
• Evening: Dinner at a local eatery (around €5).

Day 7: Valencia to Seville

Budget: €30

• Morning: Take a train to Seville (around €20).
• Midday: Check into your accommodation and have lunch (around €10).
• Afternoon: Visit the Seville Cathedral and La Giralda (entry around €10).
• Evening: Explore the Santa Cruz neighborhood and have dinner (around €10).

Day 8: Seville

Budget: €25

• Morning: Visit the Alcázar of Seville (entry around €12).
• Midday: Lunch at a local tapas bar (around €10).
• Afternoon: Stroll through the Metropol Parasol and enjoy the views.
• Evening: Dinner in the area (around €8).

Day 9: Seville to Granada

Budget: €30

• Morning: Take a bus to Granada (around €15).
• Midday: Check into your accommodation and have lunch (around €10).
• Afternoon: Visit the Alhambra (entry around €15, but book in advance for better prices).
• Evening: Dinner in the Albayzín neighborhood (around €10).

Day 10: Granada

Budget: €20

• Morning: Visit the Generalife Gardens (entry included with Alhambra).
• Midday: Lunch at a local café (around €10).
• Afternoon: Explore the Sacromonte area and its cave houses.
• Evening: Enjoy a farewell dinner (around €10).

Total Budget:

• Madrid: €25
• Toledo: €20
• Barcelona: €30
• Valencia: €25
• Seville: €30
• Granada: €20

Grand Total: €150

This itinerary gives you a taste of Spain's rich culture, history, and delicious cuisine while keeping your budget in mind. You might need to adjust a few meals or activities to stay within your €121 limit, but it’s all about enjoying the experience! Let me know if you need any more help or adjustments! Safe travels! 🌍✈️