Twice a year we tour different regions of this magnificent country to discover and gain cultural insight into the artistic expressions of each site we visit. Our trips go beyond the ordinary because of their cultural focus. The itineraries are meticulously crafted to capture the essence of each region, combining the essential highlights with unusual less-traveled sites that we have chosen to make your trip special. Food and restaurants are also carefully selected to give you a taste of the best regional cuisine prepared in a traditional style within a historical atmosphere.

Our group tours have a maximum capacity of 10, allowing good interaction among participants and enabling professional tour guides to personally address each individual question.

The short tours can be taken individually or combined. In this website you will find the information and detailed itinerary for our destinations.

In addition to our regular trips, we prepare custom-made itineraries for individuals, couples or small groups who would like to visit specific cities or regions accommodating the dates to their schedule. If our dates do not fit your schedule, do not hesitate in calling us. We will design a special itinerary for you.

Enjoy reading about these exciting destinations. We hope you can join us in this wonderful experience. Welcome to Spain!

Maria E. Soldevila
Director


Maria E. Soldevila was born in Buenos Aires , Argentina where she completed her studies at the National Fine Arts School. She spent four years in the Netherlands where she attended the Free Academy of Art. During her stay in Europe, Maria spent long periods in Spain getting acquainted with her parents’ homeland and its cultural heritage. In the United States, Maria studied at Georgetown University where she graduated with both bachelor and master degrees in Liberal Studies with a concentration in Art and Culture with a particular focus on Spanish Art. Among other institutions, she has lectured for the Embassy of Spain and for the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) in Washington, D.C. and has also led short cultural trips for the IADB, receiving laudatory reviews for her lectures. In Argentina Maria has lectured for several privatecompanies.  Currently, she lectures, hosts short cultural trips, and organizes and leads study tours to Spain. In addition to her experience and qualifications as a specialist in Spanish art and culture, Maria is fluent in Catalan, Spanish, and English.