Medieval Girona and Dali Museum in Figueres

The morning pickup is at your Barcelona accommodation. A private vehicle and driver are kept for the full day, a professional guide travels with you, and the day moves at whatever speed your group prefers. The Romans founded Girona, the first stop, in 77 BC, and the guided walk follows its medieval walls and cobbled streets into The Call, the old Jewish quarter, which ranks among the best preserved in Europe. From the cathedral, whose Gothic nave is the widest in the world, you walk on to the Onyar, where brightly painted houses hang above the river and the Eiffel Bridge, Gustave Eiffel's 1877 design, crosses it.

The driver then continues to Figueres, Dalí's birthplace and one corner of what is called the Dalí Triangle. After a walk through streets that formed the young artist, your included ticket opens the Dalí Theatre-Museum for a private guided visit through spaces such as the Palace of the Wind and the Mae West Room, under the building's geodesic dome. Afterwards the driver takes the group straight back to its accommodation. The rate is set per group for up to six guests, so it is the same whether two or six of you travel.