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Find adventures that start in Madrid and then finish in Barcelona. Trips from Madrid to Barcelona are most popular in September, with the most tours doing this route then.

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Best of Southern Spain

Like all of the places we went to but would have liked to stay longer at a few places. Eg Madrid, Valencia etc. Guide was a bit ordinary and wordy. Some accomadation needed a good clean and had no fridges.

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Madrid and Barcelona dept Saturday

i woukd have given 5 stars. 4 stars for trip was comfortable.-1 star Lady Guide was not explaining in english. felt very bad. and most of the places from itenary were not covered.

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Spanish Wonder (End Barcelona, 9 Days)

great tour , lovely follow travellers

• €100 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Spanish Experience (End Barcelona, 9 Days)

I really like the tour. The hotels, apart from Granada were a bit further out the cities, but the hotels were really nice and there was a pool in Seville. The optional tours were all really good, especially the flamenco dancing. Our guide, Alberto, driver and local guides were all really good.

Spanish Delights, 7 days

Well organized. Tour guide Maria spoke three languages for our small group. Eduardo was a very safe driver. Hotels were clean. Maps and suggestions for free time were provided. Would definitely recommend.

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Best of Spain

This was a well run tour , we were given good information about each city and place we stayed at. Our guide was competent and informative. Viviana went out of her way to ensure we had the information to see the sights each day, The tour took us to the areas of Spain we wanted to see. In hindsight the trip to Tangiers wasn't a great day trip, it also would have been better to stay in another place not Tarifa,, it is not a great Intrepid place to go.o

From Madrid to Barcelona

Itinerary good. Guide good Multiple languages was difficult at times to listen or understand

Charming Spain - 9 Days

I did this tour with my husband and two sons aged 20 and 17. We had a wonderful time. The one thing we felt could be better was the guides’ English descriptions. The ones on the bus did fairly well, but some of the local guides would speak in Spanish for a few minutes and then give only about two sentences in English. I also think providing more suggestions for what to do with free time would be nice. Googling takes a lot of time. The suggestions could be done electronically or in a paper handout. The bus guide should also provide a cell phone number for issues/emergencies. We were told where to meet the bus if we got lost. No one did, that I know of, but it would help if the guide could call that person if they were late or lost (or if they could call the guide) so everyone else isn’t held up. We missed the tapas dinner the first night in Madrid because the guide told everyone to be back at the bus at 9:15. We didn’t recognize anyone at our dinner so we got worried we’d miss the bus. We left before dinner was over but ended up standing on the sidewalk for an hour waiting for the rest of the people to finish. We saw the guide on our way out of the restaurant, she asked us if we finished dinner. We said no, and that we were afraid we’d miss the bus. Her English wasn’t good enough to understand us. She should have told us to go back down to the tables and finish. This was my husband’s birthday dinner!! Not a great way to start our trip. The hotels were nice. The one in Granada was really basic but fine. The one in Valencia had sub-par air conditioning. We went in July and it was incredibly hot so we were miserable at that hotel. But it was only one night. We opted for the premium package, the food was good and we enjoyed Toledo and the Flamenco show very much! The boat ride in Seville was very boring. If we had known, we probably would have skipped it. We loved meeting people from other countries - Columbia, Equador, Mexico, Argentina…my son speaks Spanish quite well so that was helpful. The English speaking people on our tour were the minority (there were only 12 of us). The theft in Barcelona is no joke. One of the ppl had her backpack stolen from breakfast at the hotel. Thankfully the police were on premises and caught the thieves! Watch your belongings and be wary of people trying to distract you. Although the trip wasn’t perfect we really did have a wonderful time!!

Grand Tour of Spain (Small Group)

My husband and I really enjoyed this trip!! The tour was excellent, and our guide, Juan was very knowledgeable and friendly. The drivers, Luis and Mateo, were also very helpful. The weather was lovely, and Spain's beauty left a lasting impression on us. We saw a good amount of the country and can't wait to come back to explore even more.

Discovery of Spain & Portugal - 15 days

I highly recommend TourRadar for your next vacation. I have used TR twice and am very satisfied with their services.

Spanish Bliss end Barcelona

I enjoyed this tour very much. I was introduced to so many beautiful cities and stayed at very high-quality hotels. Ajit was very knowledgeable and patient; he made sure everyone got on the bus on time. I would definitely come back to Spain with Europamundo.

Northern Spain (Classic, End Barcelona, 11 Days)

Northern Spain was a great experience. Beautiful countryside. Diverse people. Interesting and wonderful food experience. We totally appreciated how different the North Spain is from the south.

Iberian Tour (North Spain – Portugal – Andalucia – Levante – Barcelona) from Madrid

We spent a lot of time going from 2-4 different hotels to pick up people in the bus. Never received the 4 dinners we were told we would have when we signed up. Wished we could have just stayed with the same tour guide! Marina was so amazing and took such good care of us! She made sure we had equal English speaking time as Spanish. And gave us great directions and instructions when we went into a new city.

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Special Package: Madrid plus Andalusia and the Mediterranean Coast with Barcelona from Madrid

Julia tours needs to provide more details regarding the tour. Where are the hotels? How central are they, what are you getting for a hotel upgrade. The TourRadar app is good. I liked the ease of the messaging with the tour company even their response wasn’t always timely.

Treasures of Spain and Portugal (End Barcelona, 14 Days)

Enjoyed everything about our tour.

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The itinerary was good; liked the fact that we had a lot of time on our own and that we had the same hotel at least 2 nights in a row. Did not like the fact that we had to take a public bus to our hotel with luggage in tow, and that we had to drag our luggage to various pick-up stops. We have not experienced that on prior tours. The day in Cordoba was poorly planned, leaving us no time to tour the city on our own as was promised. Otherwise everything was fine.

Had a wonderful time, the tour guide was very helpful and the hotels were of good standard.

About as expected. Lydia did a great job

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Experience the highlights of  Spain  from Madrid to Barcelona. Indulge in some Catalan tapas and Rioja, hit the countryside for a quieter side to Spain, discover the rolling wineries in the north, experience Hercules Seville (if you believe the legends), and enjoy the bustling coastal city of Barcelona in the South. It's hard not to get swept up in the rhythm and fiery passion of España.

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Savor shared moments with locals enjoying sangria in sun-dappled courtyards, zesty paella and the sounds of the Spanish guitar. On this journey, you’ll explore the wonders of Spain, from the ornate walls of the Alhambra to the Gothic Cathedral and Giralda Bell Tower in Seville.

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Explore Toledo, Madrid, Córdoba, Seville and Barcelona with a Local Specialist

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Visit an inlaid steel factory, the Synagogue and Santo Tomé in Toledo, Mosque of the Caliphs in Córdoba​, the Cathedral in Seville, the Alhambra Palace in Granada

View the Royal Palace and Cibeles Fountain in Madrid, the Cave Homes of Guadix, the Serrano and Quart Towers and the City of Arts and Sciences complex in Valencia and La Sagrada Família in Barcelona

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Luxury Spain Tour: Madrid to Barcelona

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Places visited, suggested duration, customizable itinerary, arrive in madrid, the capital of spain.

Upon arrival at the Madrid airport, you will be greeted by your driver who will provide a private transfer to your hotel. You will be staying at a luxurious and welcoming family-owned hotel in the center of Madrid. Once you've checked in and had a chance to settle in, you’ll be greeted by a local guide who will take you on an introductory tour of the city. It’s definitely not the typical tourist experience. With a real Madrileño showing you around, you’ll get an insider's point of view and learn where the locals like to go. The walking tour concludes at a lively tapas bar favored by locals for its traditional Madrileño tapas, festive ambiance and charming decor. You’ll learn about Madrid’s culinary specialties and about the history of tapas.

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Guided Gourmet Walking Tour of Madrid

This morning after a leisurely breakfast, you will set off for a gourmet walking tour of central Madrid. The private guided tour begins at a fresh produce market and then you’ll continue working your way through the must-see foodie destinations. You’ll explore Madrid’s culinary highlights: pastries, cured meats, specialty cheeses and olives. You’ll have a chance to sample churros con chocolate, a favorite breakfast or snack in Spain. Churros are similar to doughnuts but have a long skinny shape—ideal for dipping in the thick, rich chocolate sauce that they’re served with. After your special tour, you’ll have free time in the afternoon for sightseeing, shopping or museum visits. This evening you'll return to the culinary theme. You’ll have a special arranged dinner to teach you about food and wine pairing. The experience includes a leisurely meal of authentic Spanish cuisine and fine wines.

• Excursion to the UNESCO World Heritage City of Toledo

After breakfast, your guide will pick you up at your hotel for your full-day excursion to Toledo. Located in the Castilla-La Mancha region at the center of Spain and just one hour’s drive from Madrid, this UNESCO World Heritage site feels like a world away. You'll visit the spectacular Gothic cathedral that is filled with priceless art and then tour Alcázar, the medieval castle that was previously a Moorish fortress. For lunch, you’ll dine at a lively local restaurant where you can sample the specialties of the Castilla-La Mancha region. You'll return to Madrid in the afternoon and the evening is at your leisure to discover Madrid’s wonderful gastronomy and nightlife.

Travel to Seville in Southern Spain’s Andalusia Region

After a leisurely breakfast, you will transfer by high-speed train to Seville. You’ll be staying in the center of Seville at a luxurious hotel, a lovingly restored historic building. This afternoon is at your leisure to relax or begin exploring the city. In the evening, a local guide will take you to visit authentic tapas bars hidden in Seville’s back streets. Your guide is also a culinary expert and will educate you about Spanish wine and cuisine. You will sip the finest Sherry wine, sample the best Jamón Ibérico (cured ham that is a Spanish specialty) and taste pescaíto frito (deep-fried fresh fish such as anchovies, sardines or calamari) then finish it off with a platter of gourmet cheese and full-bodied red wine. The experience is truly gastronomic heaven!

Guided Walking Tour of Seville

After breakfast, a local guide will meet you at your hotel to begin your tour. This special sightseeing experience gives you an insider’s perspective of the city. You'll wander through the Barrio de Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter and then visit the magnificent Cathedral, the world’s largest Gothic church. You’ll climb the Cathedral’s 12th century tower to take in the spectacular views of Seville’s cityscape. Then you'll have the rest of the day to continue exploring the historic quarters of central Seville. The shopping is fantastic and the food even better! In the evening, you'll be treated to a traditional Sevillano dinner at one of Seville's best restaurants. Weather permitting, you’ll enjoy the meal served al fresco in the restaurant’s lovely outdoor courtyard.

Visit a Sherry Wine Bodega in Sanlucar de Barrameda

This morning, your rental car will be waiting for you at the hotel and after breakfast, you will set off for Sanlúcar de Barrameda. This delightful coastal village is located in Spain's Sherry triangle. Similar to Champagne, Sherry may only be called Sherry if it is produced in this area. You will visit a Sherry bodega (wine cellar) that produces some of the best Sherry in Spain. The visit includes a tasting of the bodega’s world-class Sherry wines. Then you will indulge in a sumptuous seafood lunch at a waterfront restaurant. After lunch, take a scenic drive along the Costa de la Luz to the picturesque Moorish hilltop town of Jerez de la Frontera. This wonderfully well-preserved whitewashed village sits proudly on the cliff tops overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

Spanish Cooking Class in Sanlucar de Barrameda

Set off after breakfast to visit the local market in Sanlúcar de Barrameda. Your tour is led by a local culinary expert, who will educate you about the ingredients used in Spanish cooking. You will then head back to her home in the center of the village, where you will participate in a hands-on cooking class to learn the art of traditional paella. After the class, you’ll enjoy a leisurely three-course lunch featuring the paella that you prepared. The meal is paired with excellent Spanish wine. This evening, you will also be treated to a private musical performance by local Flamenco artists. While seated at the elegant seaside performance venue, you can sip Sherry and watch the sun set over the Atlantic Ocean.

Walking Tour and Cooking Class in an Andalusian Fishing Village

This morning your guide will take you to Barbate, a small fishing village that basks in the Andalusian sun. This coastal town is in the province of Cádiz and is known for having the best seafood in Spain. For breakfast, you will enjoy warm freshly made churros con chocolate and see if you notice a difference in preparation from the version you tried in Madrid. You will then walk over to the fish market where your guide will explain the differences between the various types of local fish, shellfish and other seafood. Your guide will help you select the best fish and then take you back to her house for a cooking class. You’ll learn to create a traditional meal of the Cádiz region and then savor it on the terrace or by the pool. Then, spend the night at the unforgettable Hotel V... in Vejer de la Frontera, only a few miles north of the fishing village. It is beautifully restored 17th-century building located in the southern-most Pueblo Blanco of Spain. Watch the sunset's reflection off the white hilltop village from Hotel V...'s private rooftop terrace. Then relax in your cozy room which is tastefully decorated with antique Portuguese furniture.

Scenic Coastal Drive, Optional Visit to Ronda, Travel to Granada

Today, you'll drive from Vejer de la Frontera to Granada. You can choose to take the coastal route and stop for a swim in the Mediterranean Sea, followed by lunch at a beachfront paella restaurant. Alternatively you could drive the inland roads to Ronda, an ancient town that straddles a dramatic gorge. Here you could visit Spain’s oldest working bullring, then enjoy lunch with a spectacular view overlooking the gorge. After lunch, you will continue your drive to Granada. You’ll be staying at a lovely bed & breakfast hotel in the Albaycín district, Granada’s old Arab town. This ancient Moorish settlement is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the evening, enjoy a self-guided tapas tour. You’ll receive a suggested list of tapas bars in the Albaycín. It’s up to you to discover these charming places hidden in the maze of cobblestoned streets.

Alhambra Palace Tour in Granada

After breakfast, you’ll take a guided tour of Granada’s magnificent Alhambra Palace. Your knowledgable guide will show you around the breathtakingly ornate palace interior, while sharing legends that have been passed down through the generations. After seeing the inside, you’ll explore the beautiful and expansive gardens. Admire the spectacular views of Granada below and the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the distance. Tonight you will enjoy a special dinner at a renowned restaurant overlooking the Alhambra Palace. The meal is served in the Moorish-style patio that is full of ambiance.

Travel to Barcelona, Walking Tour Focused on Catalan Cuisine

This morning, you’ll have free time to continue sightseeing on your own in Granada. Around midday, you’ll be transferred to the airport for a short flight to Barcelona. When you arrive at the Barcelona airport, a driver will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel. You’ll be staying at a boutique hotel in the fashionable “El Born” district. This evening, you’ll take a special walking tour through the El Born, Barrio Gotico (the famous Gothic Quarter) and El Raval districts of Barcelona. The tour focuses on the cuisine of Catalonia, the region of Barcelona and its surrounding provinces. Your local guide knows the subject of Catalan cuisine so well that she's written a book about it!

Spend the Day Sailing the Mediterranean Sea

This morning you'll head down to Port Vell marina to board a luxury yacht. Spend a glorious day cruising around Mediterranean Sea and basking in the sun. You’ll stop along the way at secluded beaches and you’ll have a chance to take a dip in the mild Mediterranean waters. Then you’ll stop at a small coastal village to enjoy an amazing gourmet lunch of regional specialties. After your relaxing day at sea, you’ll return to Barcelona. This evening is at your leisure to explore Barcelona’s vibrant nightlife and restaurant scene.

Visit the Sant Sadurni d'Anoia Wine Region

This morning you’ll drive about an hour from Barcelona to discover one of Spain's famous wine regions. Sant Sadurní d'Anoia is renowned for its Cava sparkling wine. You’ll be treated to a private guided tour and tasting at a prestigious Cava house, where you will learn about the elaborate production process. Then you’ll enjoy lunch at an award-winning restaurant with excellent cuisine based on local ingredients. The meal will be served with Cava sparking wines from the region. After lunch, you’ll return to Barcelona. Celebrate the conclusion of a fabulous vacation with dinner at a restaurant of your choice or take one last tapas tour while you’re still in Spain.

Tour Concludes with Departure from Barcelona

The tour concludes this morning after breakfast. You’ll be provided a private transfer to the airport in time for your return flight home.

Trip Highlights

• World-class museums, culture and nightlife in Madrid
• Special culinary tour of Madrid’s foodie destinations
• Visit the quintessential Andalusian city of Seville
• Tour of Seville’s architectural and historical highlights
• Wine-tasting at a bodega in Spain’s Sherry triangle
• Spanish cooking class in Sanlúcar de Barrameda
• Walking tour in a quaint Andalusian fishing village
• Scenic drives in the lovely Spanish countryside
• Awe-inspiring visit to the spectacular Alhambra Palace
• Special tapas tours in Granada’s medieval Arab quarter
• Barcelona walking tour focused on Catalan cuisine
• Glorious day sailing the Mediterranean Sea
• Sample the finest sparking wines in the Cava wine region

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This luxury Spain vacation is a wonderful balance of sightseeing, relaxation and pampering. The perfectly designed 14-day luxury tour shows you the highlights of Spain. Ideal for the traveler who appreciates the finer things, the tour features exquisite dining and delightful accommodations in deluxe rooms of five-star boutique hotels.

The tour begins in the capital of Madrid. The next stop is the historic UNESCO World Heritage Site of Toledo, then the quintessential Andalusian cities of Seville and Granada in Southern Spain. You’ll visit the sunny Costa de la Luz to take in the beach scene and lastly experience the vibrant Mediterranean way of life in Barcelona.

Along the way, you’ll have the most amazing and memorable experiences of your life. Every day is chance to immerse yourself in the joys of Spanish culture—from fun-loving tapas outings to awe-inspiring museum visits, and sunbathing on a pristine beach. You’ll see bustling markets where the locals shop, stop into lively tapas bars and participate in hands-on cooking classes. You'll enjoy exclusive winery visits, dine at prestigious restaurants and experience the best of Spanish nightlife. This tour will impress you with lifelong memories of once-in-a-lifetime journey to the land of famous artists and explorers.

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The Airbus A320 (sharklets) is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Madrid to Barcelona flight route.

Which airline alliances offer flights from Madrid to Barcelona?

oneworld, SkyTeam, and Star Alliance are the airline alliances operating flights between Madrid and Barcelona, with SkyTeam being the most commonly used for this route.

On which days can I fly direct from Madrid to Barcelona?

There are nonstop flights from Madrid to Barcelona on a daily basis.

Which is the best airline for flights from Madrid to Barcelona, Iberia or Air Europa?

The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Madrid to Barcelona are Iberia and Air Europa. With an average price for the route of $81 and an overall rating of 7.1, Iberia is the most popular choice. Air Europa is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of $90 and an overall rating of 7.1.

How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Madrid to Barcelona?

KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Madrid to Barcelona.

How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Madrid to Barcelona?

KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Barcelona from Madrid is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Madrid to Barcelona?

Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Barcelona with an airline and back to Madrid with another airline. Booking your flights between Madrid and BCN can sometimes prove cheaper using this method.

What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Madrid to Barcelona?

Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Barcelona from Madrid up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

Top tips for finding a cheap flight from MAD to Barcelona

• Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for $44 or less one-way and $62 or less round-trip.
• Because of the short distance between the two locations, it is easy to find direct flights from Madrid to Barcelona. Vueling and easyJet are popular amongst those traveling on a budget, while Air Europa and Iberia are known for having many flight options and good customer service.
• For those that are traveling for work-related reasons, make sure to stop by the business center in Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez Airport before your flight from Madrid to Barcelona takes off. The center is located in Terminal 4 and contains fax and copying services, outlets, and access to high-speed WiFi.
• If you are traveling with your family, don’t forget to take advantage of all the kid-friendly amenities that can be found at Barcelona–El Prat Airport. In addition to three play areas located in Terminals 1 and 2, it is also possible to rent luggage trolleys that have built-in seats for children.
• To store some of your luggage or personal items, head over to the Left Luggage Desk in the Arrivals terminal of Barcelona–El Prat Airport. Prices are available per hour and day, and some discounts are available for long-term storage.
• Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez Airport has many shopping options, so make sure to browse through them if you are interested in purchasing any souvenirs or gifts. There are several duty-free stores in each terminal offering items such as liquor, food products, cosmetics, and clothing.

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Extremely efficient and incredibly friendly staff. Very organized to board and to de-plane. They were all very attentive during the flight.

The flight, the staff and the airplane were all fantastic. I highly recommend.

Boarding, crew and flight were very smooth and efficient. It was a bit difficult to understand the announcements on board, but it is a minor thing. What was quite bad was the very long time it took to retrieve the luggage at the Frankfurt airport.

Service on plane was appalling. Cabin crew did not want to help with anything. Window darkening screen did not work so we had to sit in the sun for a few hours until it went down. TV screen did not work and cabin crew just shrugged their shoulders and did not care. We waited for over 2 hours for headphones so we could try watch one screen between 2 people. We had to go to back of plane to request basic water as crew never responded to call request. Will be letting many others know to warn them off ever using Air Europa. Total disaster of their own making

Terrible app. Working off paper stickies for seat reservations doesn’t work anymore.

Impossible to check in via the App. Kept on getting emails offering upgrade. When followed through not available. Wasn't any food anyway.

I like Air Europa in the way you make passengers feel important, well attended the whole trip.!It was first time in your company and hope I can repeat this experience many more times!

Place above head to place the rucksack in is smaller than in other planes, so it needed to be located under the front seat.

Great experience, I just wish airline seats were more comfortable in general.

Onboarding process and crew was excellent and efficient, Information display was great. Keep on the good work and same standard. Nothing to change.

All corners have been cut and it’s a cheap experience that no longer is distinguished from most other cheap airlines

Why no entertainment? Also water should be free, it is basic human right.

The entertainment system got stuck in the ABBA music channel. The headsets were not loud enough. My pre purchased aisle seat was not honoured

it would good to have at least something to drink...

I can’t comment on food as it was necessary to buy it. No entertainment.

Everything was fantastic except the Iberia website and app… they left a lot of questions and induced much stress. But once on the plane, all was awesome.

Premium economy class is pathetic. Rubbed shoulders with passenger next to me all flight. Only about 20 passengers in that class but they ran out of one food option shortly after started serving the main meal. Flight attendant was curt and acted annoyed when asked any questions.

My flight with I berira was okay byt the lost my bags I still dont have them also the transit flight was so no comfortable so I dont think will go with them throught and transit flight again

Iberia is an excellent airline, I spent years flying with them and I recommend them 100×100, both locally and internationally.

No WiFi was available the entire flight, and the screens where media entertainment were disconnected.

The whole flight was coughing and farting all the way. It was impossible to breathe. If people are traveling sick they should either not be allowed to fly or made wear masks

I will never fly vueling. 1h30 delayed, connexion missed with the crew closing the boarding in front of us. 40 people missed the Barcelona-Orly connexion. hours waiting for rebooking and hotel.. inadmissible

Non stop flight from Barcelona to Rome, arriving on time.

3 hr flight from Barcelona to Gran Canaria. Ŵent according to plan No issues with staff oŕ flight. Many people includiñg us could not get luggage self checķ in termìnals to work. Had to wait in check in line.

The communication about the delay could have been better before and during the flight. Also, this online form could have less bugs. It is almost impossible to type in this window.

Boarding was very poor as the flight was initially delayed. We were told the flight would be at 21:40. We were with our 10 month baby who was sleeping. I received an email from Kayak which said the flight was now due to take off at 21:04. When we checked the screens at Gatwick we were told the gate was closed. The lack of communication was extremely poor and we had to run with our baby and there were many other passengers, including elderly people, also running to the gate. When we got to the gate, the staff had no reasons for the poor communication.

They stop online checkin above a certain capacity. We had to go to the airport to check-in at the desk. Or was offered to pay 7eur extra. Rip off.

I didn't get the wheelchair assistance I'd requested and my flight was on the tarmac, which was extremely painful for me. If this airline isn't for me, that's fine. The crew was fantastic and friendly ab

It was a short flight but the seat was very straight. I didn’t need any service, but wifi was not available. In resume, a normal service. Nice, the punctuality. Thanks

Bought check in baggage but couldn’t do it at the kiosk, had to line up just to get baggage tag which was a very long queue with only 1 customer service agent handling all vueling flights. Had to wait about 45mins just to get a bag tag and drop baggage.

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Vivir un concierto de Anitta es vivir un auténtico espectáculo. Esto es algo que descubrimos en primera persona en LOS40 Music Awards 2022, donde aprovechó su actuación para perrearle a la mismísima Isabel Díaz Ayuso. ¡Anitta es una caja de sorpresas!

La brasileña siempre ha demostrado sentir adoración absoluta por su público español, y por ello no podía dejar pasar el 2024 sin hacernos una visita. Así, este 8 de abril, la artista ha anunciado sus dos conciertos en nuestro país en 2024 con LOS40 y LOS40 Urban como emisoras oficiales. ¡Prepárate porque llega el Baile Funk Experience Tour a España! Una gira de más de 20 fechas que comenzará el 18 de mayo en Ciudad de México (México).

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"I don't rule out Barcelona or Madrid, but at the moment I am not able to get there" - Rafael Nadal opens up on about physical and mental struggles

Rafael Nadal has made an honest admission about the physical and mental hurdles standing in the way of his comeback to the tour.

Nadal's return to the tour suffered yet another delay, as he recently announced his withdrawal from the Monte-Carlo Masters. The Spaniard disclosed that despite all his efforts, his body simply "wouldn't allow him to compete," forcing him to forgo competing at the Masters 1000 event, where he is an 11-time champion.

Despite his withdrawal, the 22-time Grand Slam champion kept up his practice sessions on clay, keeping hopes alive for his participation at the French Open. He recently made a public appearance as well, cheering on his hometown club RCD Mallorca during their Copa del Rey final against Athletic Club.

Speaking to Movistar while at the game, Rafael Nadal reaffirmed that his body's limitations were preventing him from competing. He also shared that, while he was satisfied in his personal life, his career was marred by difficulties.

"My body won't let me, it's getting difficult for me. It's been a difficult year and a half, I'm trying every day. I have things to solve and the reality is that at the moment I'm not being able to put myself in a position to compete, it's hard," he said.

"On a personal level everything is good, on a professional level it is difficult, and you also have to weigh the bad moments and those that you would never have imagined experiencing," he added.

While not ruling out the possibility of making a comeback at the Barcelona Open or Madrid Open later this month, the Spaniard emphasized his current inability to do so due to lingering physical issues.

He admitted to grappling with mental challenges as well, but maintained that his primary obstacles remained physical.

"I don't rule out anything, not even being in Barcelona or Madrid, but at the moment I am not being able to get there due to physical problems," he said.

"Many people have mental problems and I also have them when in my work I can't manage to fight for my goals but no, it's physical, I have abdominal problems since I returned from Australia, we are trying things, we are going day by day," he added.

"Rafael Nadal is still not recovered, especially when it comes to serving" - Spaniard's uncle Toni

Rafael Nadal's uncle Toni recently echoed the former World No. 1's remarks about his physical condition not allowing him to compete, disclosing that the Spaniard wasn't fully recovered, as evidenced by his struggles with serving.

"He [Rafael Nadal] is still not recovered… especially when it comes to serving because he has no problem with everything else when he trains," he said.

Toni also backed the 22-time Grand Slam champion's decision to pull out of the Monte-Carlo Masters, suggesting that it wasn't worth participating if he wasn't fully fit.

"Either you're going one hundred percent or it's better not to participate," he added.

Additionally, Nadal's uncle asserted that his nephew would be the "clear favorite" at the 2024 French Open if he managed to recover in time for the claycourt Major.

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Marlborough Gallery: ‘blue chip’ art institution to close after nearly 80 years

Locations in London, New York, Barcelona and Madrid to be shut ‘after long and careful consideration’

The Marlborough Gallery is to close in June, shutting locations in London, New York, Barcelona and Madrid and bringing to an end one of the most influential “blue chip” galleries in the world.

The decision to close after almost 80 years came “after long and careful consideration”, according to the board of trustees at the gallery, which was once on the bleeding edge of the global art market but in recent years had failed to keep up with the evolution of the sector and was riven by internal power struggles.

On Thursday, the board member Franz Plutschow announced the decision to “sunset” the business, which had once had Francis Bacon, Frank Auerbach, Henry Moore, Lucian Freud, Barbara Hepworth and Paula Rego on its books.

The Marlborough was opened in 1946 by Frank Lloyd and Harry Fischer, who were later joined by David Somerset and Lloyd’s son Gilbert. For the first two decades of its life the gallery established a reputation for incredibly shrewd deals and timely, agenda-setting shows.

In the 1950s, well-received exhibitions of Juan Gris positioned the Marlborough as an exciting new space in London, while its relationship with Francis Bacon and its decision to open an outpost in New York in 1963 made it one of the first “mega galleries”.

The Guardian described Lloyd and Fischer as “two partners [who] supply the eyes and ears of the business at home”, while Lord Somerset was called “a sort of éminence grise continually roving the continent”.

It was on one of those tours that the gallery secured the kind of “astounding” deal it was initially known for. In 1960, the Marlborough bought part of the collection of the Norwegian shipping magnate Ragnar Moltzau , before selling on the pieces – including Cézanne’s Quarry at Bibémus – for huge profit.

But by the 1970s the gallery’s reputation began to suffer after a scandal involving Mark Rothko’s estate , which had sold paintings to the gallery for under market value; leading to a legal case and Lloyd being found to have tampered with evidence.

More recently there had been a protracted power struggle at the top of the organisation after Gilbert Lloyd allegedly pushed out Lloyd’s nephew Pierre Levai, who had served as chair.

That led to a lawsuit brought by Levai’s son Max that eventually revealed the gallery, which owns an estimated 15,000 works that are thought to be valued at about $250m, reportedly lost $18.7m between 2013 and 2019 .

A spokesperson for the gallery told the Art Newspaper that the family issues “were resolved” and had “nothing to do with this decision to wind down the business”.

In 2022, three directors left and were followed by Rego who departed for the Victoria Miro gallery in the same year. In the last few years the gallery’s turnover dropped sharply, although it or its parent company reportedly still owns the properties in London , New York, and Madrid, plus warehouses in Spain and New York which it plans to sell.

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