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1GB · 7 days
32kA food trip to Spain is planned around its markets, classes and regions: Ultimate Pintxos and Wine Tour in San Sebastian, Mercado de San Martín. Choose laid-back for two things a day, or packed for four.
Where you staySan Sebastian 3 nightsMadrid 2 nightsabout 355 km between them
5 days · packed · 6 of 19 bookable now · activities from about $519

morning
Ultimate Pintxos and Wine Tour in San Sebastian
afternoon
Mercado de San Martín
Market near San Sebastian. Dates from 1884.
evening
Arzak
Restaurant in Spain. Dates from 1897.
evening
Mugaritz
Restaurant. Dates from 1998.
Lunch
Kokotxa
Holds a Michelin star.
Dinner
Mirador de Ulía
Holds a Michelin star.
morning
Akelarre
Restaurant. Dates from 1974.
afternoonalso worth doing
Camino del Norte
Historic grouping. bien de interés cultural.
eveningalso worth doing
Urgull
Mountain near San Sebastian.
eveningalso worth doing
La Perla
Spa near San Sebastian. Dates from 1912. Basque government heritage site.
Lunch
Martin Berasategi
Holds a Michelin star.
Dinner
Holds a Michelin star.
morningalso worth doing
Iturraran
Botanical garden near San Sebastian.
afternoonalso worth doing
Good Shepherd Cathedral of San Sebastián
Catholic cathedral. Dates from 1897. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
eveningalso worth doing
Mount Ulia
Mountain in Spain.
eveningalso worth doing
Jaizkibel
Mountain range of the Basque Mountains.
Travel day
San Sebastian to Madrid
Journey time is an estimate rather than a timetable - check the operator before you book anything tight on either side of it.

afternoon
Flamenco show entry ticket in Madrid

evening
Paella and sangria workshop in Madrid

evening
Pub Crawl Madrid
Breakfast
Café Comercial
One of the city's oldest cafés, founded 21 March 1887 in the era of the Bourbon Restoration in Spain.
Lunch
DiverXO
Holds a Michelin star.
Dinner
Listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest in the world, said to have been founded in 1725 by French cook Jean Botín and his Asturian wife and to have been operating continuously ever since.
morning
Sobrino de Botín
Restaurant. Dates from 1725.

afternoon
Tapas Cooking Class in Madrid
eveningalso worth doing
Royal Botanic Garden of Madrid
Botanical garden and research centre in Madrid, Spain. Dates from 1755. bien de interés cultural.
eveningalso worth doing
Prado Museum skip-the-line
Lunch
Casa Labra
Famous for being the site for the foundation of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party by Pablo Iglesias on May 2, 1879.
Dinner
Lhardy
One of the oldest restaurants in Madrid, and has been described as the first luxury restaurant in the city.
Prices are indicative and in Australian dollars. Flights and accommodation are not included. Distances between stops are straight-line, so a walking or driving route will be longer, and they are shown only where both stops have a known location. Items marked also worth doing sit outside the food and drink theme and are there because they are among the best things to do in Spain.
The part an itinerary app leaves out. These are Spain's rules for Australian passport holders, re-read from the official source and dated below.
No - Australian passport holders can enter Spain without a visa for up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
Spain wants 3 months of validity beyond the day you leave. A fare is non-refundable long before a passport renewal is.
21 things to sort for Spain, built from these same rules, 3 of them essential.
Last reviewed 2026-10-24. Entry requirements change without notice. Always confirm with the official sources below before you book or fly.
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Cooking classes and food tours, yes - they run small and fill up. Street food and markets, no. The plan marks which is which, and anything bookable can be held before you leave Australia.
Cooking classes and organised tours will almost always accommodate them if you say so when booking rather than on the day. Street food is harder to control, so it is worth learning the phrase for what you cannot eat in the local language before you go.
Still deciding where to go? These are built the same way - real activities, in an order that works, with the entry rules for Australians attached.