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Adapted bus
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Any airport
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Lodging
3-5* adapted

Heart of Spain: History, Nature and Flavours

Discover the heart of spain: an accessible and enriching experience

Experience the essence of Spain on an 8-day, 7-night journey through Madrid, Ávila, Segovia, Salamanca, and Valladolid. This accessible itinerary combines the rich history, cultural heritage, and traditional gastronomy of Castilla y León and Madrid with a commitment to sustainability and inclusivity. From the towering walls of Ávila to the Ribera del Duero wine route, every moment is crafted to create a memorable and barrier-free experience.

Cultural landmarks: from the walls of Ávila to segovia’s aqueduct

The itinerary features visits to some of Spain’s most remarkable cultural landmarks, all adapted for travelers with reduced mobility. Highlights include the majestic walls of Ávila, the Roman aqueduct in Segovia, and the fairy-tale Alcázar of Segovia, each offering accessible routes and specialized guides to enhance your journey.

History and academia: Salamanca and its timeless charm

Dive into Salamanca’s rich history with a visit to its university, one of the oldest in Europe, featuring accessible paths to explore its architecture and legacy. The stunning Plaza Mayor, a hub of activity and beauty, welcomes all visitors with inclusive routes and support for an enjoyable experience.

Savor castile and león: accessible gastronomy

Indulge in the flavors of Castile and León with carefully selected meals in accessible restaurants. From Ávila’s famed T-bone steak to Segovia’s roast suckling pig and Ribera del Duero’s celebrated wines, this journey blends culinary excellence with inclusivity, ensuring every guest can savor the region’s delights.

Immerse in nature: Ribera del Duero and Retiro park

Explore the Ribera del Duero wine region with accessible tours and tastings at eco-friendly wineries. Conclude your journey with a relaxing afternoon in Madrid’s Retiro Park, where adapted facilities allow you to enjoy its serene landscapes and optional activities like a boat ride on the pond.

Accessibility at the forefront: a seamless experience

From adapted transportation and accessible accommodations to specialized guides, this itinerary is thoughtfully designed to provide a hassle-free and inclusive experience for all travelers. Every detail ensures that accessibility, comfort, and sustainability remain at the heart of your journey.

This trip offers a unique opportunity to explore the cultural and gastronomic treasures of Spain while supporting a model of tourism that values accessibility and sustainability. Book your spot now and discover the heart of Spain without limits!

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Destinations to discover

Madrid
Ávila
Segovia
Salamanca
Valladolid

Day 01 :

Madrid: Arrival in Spain's Capital

Arrival at Madrid airport with adapted transport to your hotel. Check into accessible accommodations ranging from 3 to 5 stars. Dinner at a restaurant offering a local-inspired tasting menu in an accessible setting.

Day 02 :

Madrid: Historic Madrid and Prado Museum

Enjoy a guided, accessible tour of Madrid's historic center, including Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and the Royal Palace. After lunch at an accessible restaurant featuring signature local cuisine, visit the Prado Museum, fully equipped with accessible facilities and multilingual audio guides.

Day 03 :

Ávila: Walled City and Castilian Flavors

Travel to Ávila with adapted transport. Visit the city walls, the best-preserved medieval walls in Europe, with specialized guides and accessible paths. Savor a traditional lunch overlooking the walls, featuring local specialties like Ávila T-bone steak. Explore the historic center, including the Cathedral and Basilica of San Vicente, with full accessibility. Overnight in Ávila.

Day 04 :

Segovia: Roman Aqueduct and Fairy Tale Alcázar

Transfer to Segovia to visit its iconic Roman aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage site with accessible routes. After a traditional lunch featuring roast suckling pig, tour the Alcázar of Segovia, a fairytale-like castle adapted for all visitors. Stroll through the Jewish Quarter and historic center with assistance as needed. Overnight in Segovia.

Day 05 :

Salamanca: University and Main Square

Travel to Salamanca and visit the University of Salamanca, one of Europe’s oldest, with accessible routes highlighting its historical significance. Enjoy lunch at a Michelin-starred restaurant fusing Spanish and Latin American cuisines in an inclusive environment. Conclude with a walk around Salamanca's Plaza Mayor, a stunning square with guaranteed accessibility. Overnight in Salamanca.

Day 06 :

Valladolid: Ribera del Duero Wine Route

Head to Valladolid to visit an accessible winery in Ribera del Duero, known for its high-quality wines and commitment to sustainability. Enjoy a traditional lunch at a wine cellar with an adapted setting. Visit Peñafiel Castle, offering panoramic views and accessible areas, before returning to Valladolid for the evening.

Day 07 :

Madrid: Mercado de San Miguel and El Retiro

Return to Madrid to explore the San Miguel Market, a culinary hotspot with guaranteed accessibility. Enjoy free time for lunch and an afternoon at Retiro Park, with optional activities such as a boat ride on the adapted pond. Conclude the day with a farewell dinner at an accessible restaurant specializing in local and seasonal dishes.

Day 08 :

Madrid: Farewell and Departure

Transfer to Madrid airport via adapted transport. End of the journey.