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One of the most fascinating countries in Europe, Spain is also a major tourism destination, second only to France by number of international visitors. It is a magnet for cultural travel, and for those who love great beaches and majestic mountains.

Spain is also a country that lives, not just a place to visit. The art of Spain is a picturesque and passionate mixture of several cultures that left their traces during the millennial history of the country. From the caves of Altamira, to the magnificence of El Greco; from the soaring cathedrals of Seville and Toledo, to the castles and paintings of Goya; Spain displays an incredible mosaic of artistic wonders. The highest authority in World Cultural Heritage, UNESCO, has awarded 36 Global Heritage Sites to Spain because of their significance to world culture.

The culture of Spain goes well beyond the traditional clichés of bullfighting and flamenco dances. Modernism in architecture was born in Barcelona with the daring projects of Gaudi, and continues with the architectural marvels in Seville and Bilbao. And the famed Prado, in Madrid, is not only one of the largest and best museums in the world, its priceless collection is comprehensive and complete, with exceptional works from every period and style of art.

The people of Spain are exceptionally friendly, and go out of their way to enjoy life every second of the day and night. All across Spain, with the fiestas, the clubs, and the streets that never sleep, Spanish life is always colorful, joyful and charismatic.

Spain is also a feast for gourmets and connoisseurs of exceptional cuisine. The famous Rioja wines and delectable seafood, paella and chorizo are just a few of the delights for the discriminating palate.
 
Cultural Crossroads will take you on the most exquisite journeys through this beautiful country – so full of art, culture and a passion for joyful living.









Cultural Crossroads Tours to Spain at a Glance

  • Art in Spain

    Cultural Crossroads invites you to take in the wonderful Spanish culture, art and architecture of Barcelona, Madrid, Segovia and Toledo. We’ll walk through Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter and see the impressive architecture of Old Barcelona. Enjoy the Picasso Museum, the Contemporary Art Museum and the National Museum of Art of Catalunya as well as the collection and tapestries on the Joan Miro Foundation. And what visit to Barcelona would be complete without seeing the works of the modernist architect, Gaudi.

    In Madrid Cultural Crossroads travelers have a Flamenco Dance lesson before enjoying a spectacular Flamenco show. We’ll also see the world’s largest art gallery, the Prado, housing over 8,000 works of art, In Segovia We’ll visit two World Heritage sites, the Old Town and the Roman Aqueduct. Its medieval churches, the Cathedral and Alcazar fortress make up its beautiful landscape. Christian, Moors and Jews coexisted in Toledo and it still remains the country’s religious center. Its extensive cultural history and buildings make it another World Heritage site. Join Cultural Crossroads for this fascinating journey of Spain’s art treasures.