After a refreshing breakfast, start your day with a visit to the iconic Valencia Cathedral, marvel at its stunning architecture. You can wander through Plaza de la Virgen, a charming square surrounded by historic buildings. Take a moment to enjoy the atmosphere and maybe have a coffee at one of the nearby cafes.

Then, head to the Central Market “Mercado Central” for a lunch filled with local flavors. Visit the Silk Exchange “La Lonja de la Seda“a UNESCO World Heritage site, to admire its Gothic architecture and learn about Valencia's mercantile history.

Step into Valencia's historic heart at Estació Del Nord. Marvel at stunning Valencian Art Nouveau architecture and hop on city buses or metro nearby to explore the city further on your own! You can stroll through Turia Gardens and enjoy the greenery, or have dinner in the Barrio del Carmen, where you will find a variety of restaurants. 
 

 After breakfast, board a fast train and rest on your way from Valencia to Barcelona. The trip takes approximately 3 hours. Upon arrival at Barcelona, transfer to the hotel. Check-in and spend the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight Barcelona. 

After breakfast, begin your day appreciating Barcelona's main sights on your included Hop on – Hop off City tour. See all the critical pictures of this fantastic city, including the Gothic Quarter, which is the center of the old town of Barcelona. 

Walk around the ancient winding streets where many of the buildings dates from medieval times, some from as far back as the Roman settlement of Barcelona. Explore the city's iconic landmarks at your own pace. Discover the architectural wonders of Gaudí, from the Sagrada Familia to Park Güell, and enjoy panoramic views from Montjuïc. 

The Picasso Museum will spellbind those who appreciate the work of Picasso. If you wish to tread in the footsteps of the artistic genius, you can do so by visiting the landmarks that shaped his youth—perhaps sampling the seafood at Gracia's seafood. 

In the evening, Stroll down La Rambla, a bustling pedestrian street. Enjoy street performances and stop for dinner in one of the diverse restaurants. 
 

Breakfast in the morning, take a flight to Bordeaux for about 1 hour. Upon arrival at Bordeaux Airport, transfer to the hotel in Bordeaux. Check-in and spend the rest of the day at leisure as you can explore the city by your own and stroll in the evening through the streets. Overnight stay at Bordeaux. 

Begin your day with a visit to Place de la Bourse, an iconic square along the Garonne River. Admire the stunning reflection of the buildings in the water. Explore the historic Old Town “Vieux Bordeaux”, with its charming streets and squares. Visit the Bordeaux Cathedral and the Grosse Cloche, a medieval gate. 

Next, have lunch at one of the local brasseries or bistros, savoring regional specialties and Bordeaux wines. Visit the CAPC Museum of Contemporary Art, housed in a former warehouse. Explore modern art exhibitions and installations. 

In the evening, Wander along the River Garonne and enjoy the Bordeaux waterfront. Moreover, you can have dinner in the lively Chartrons district, known for its trendy restaurants and wine bars. 
 

After a refreshing breakfast, board a fast train and rest on your way from Bordeaux to Nantes. The trip takes approximately 3 hours and 46 minutes, enjoy the scenic journey through the French countryside. Upon arrival in Nantes, transfer to the hotel and check in. You can rest at your leisure and have dinner in the local restaurants. 

After breakfast, begin your day in Nantes at the Quai de la Fosse; a memorial to the Abolition of Slavery. Take a walk around the Place Royale, a symbol of the city of Nantes surrounded by beautiful buildings. Then discover the Basilique Saint Nicolas. Next, Explore the Place du Bouffay and understand the metaphorical meaning of the Ode to Sidestepping statue. 

Afterward, visit the Château des Ducs de Bretagne, a historic castle in the heart of Nantes. Explore the museum inside, highlighting the history of the region. Walk along the nearby Machines of the Isle of Nantes, where you can marvel at the impressive mechanical creatures and take a ride on the Grand Elephant. End your experience by visiting the Île de Versailles, a Japanese-inspired garden located on an island in the Erdre River. Take a boat ride or a peaceful walk in this serene environment. 

You can then have lunch in the Bouffay district, known for its charming medieval streets and a variety of restaurants. In addition, in the evening, take a stroll along the Loire River and enjoy the beautiful views. Consider having dinner in one of the riverside restaurants.
 

Say au revoir to Nantes, transfer to the airport for departure.