Escorial & Valle De Los Caídos Experience

Tracing the Spanish Empire’s Evolution and Legacy

Type of tour: Day Trip

Duration: 9 hours

    Embark on an exclusive journey through the evolution of the Spanish Empire, tracing its historical roots to the modern era. Your adventure begins at the monumental Valle de los Caídos, where you’ll delve into the complexities and nuances of 20th-century Spain, exploring its significance and impact on the nation’s identity. Continue to the magnificent Monastery of El Escorial, a UNESCO World Heritage site that stands as a testament to Spain’s royal history. Here, you will gain profound insights into the lives of Spanish royalty and the architectural grandeur that reflects their legacy. Accompanied by our expert guide, you will explore these remarkable landmarks in comfort and style, traveling in our luxurious vans equipped with modern amenities. Enjoy a uniquely personalized experience that highlights the richness and grandeur of Spain’s past, all within an intimate and private setting, allowing you to absorb the beauty and history at your own pace. This exclusive journey promises to be a memorable exploration of Spain’s rich cultural heritage.  

Highlights

• Discover and visit two important architectural monuments that are National Heritage sites in one day.
• Guided tour of Valley of the Fallen and El Escorial, led by a professional guide.
• Discover El Valle de los Caídos and all its history.
• Tour inside the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo of El Escorial (tickets included).
• Explore El Escorial, the most important architectural monument of the Spanish Renaissance.
• Feel unique in your experience in a private tour.

 

Included

• Hotel pickup by your guide.
• Official guide.
• Private luxury transportation.
• Guided walk through of El Escorial and Valle de los Caídos.
• Entry tickets to The Valley of the Fallen.
• Entry to the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo of El Escorial.
• Free Time for lunch.

 

Additional Services

• Round trip Luxury Transportation.
• Food or beverages.

 

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