Descripción
It’s time to spend the Europe Party Tour! We are going on a trip, join us in this Euro Party where we will visit the most party cities of Europe.
Next Departures:
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Madrid: Choose the date and travel whenever you want. Since 5 720 €
Itinerary:
Day 1 – Madrid
Day 2 – Madrid – Pamplona*
Day 3 – Madrid – Pamplona* – Barcelona
Day 4 – Barcelona
Day 5 – Barcelona – Ibiza
Day 6 – Ibiza
Day 7 – Ibiza
Day 8 – Ibiza – Rome
Day 9 – Rome
Day 10 – Rome – Mykonos
Day 11 – Mykonos
Day 12 – Mykonos – Athens
Day 13 – Athens
Day 14 – Athens – Split
Day 15 – Split
Day 16 – Split – Hvar
Day 17 – Hvar
Day 18 – Hvar
Day 19 – Hvar – Split – Amsterdam
Day 20 – Amsterdam
Day 21 – Amsterdam
Day 22 – Amsterdam – Budapest
Day 23 – Budapest
Day 24 – Budapest – Madrid
Day 25 – Madrid – Fin
Meeting Points
Madrid.
The final schedules will be communicated by email a few days before departure.
If you have problems finding a flight on the times and days you want, we can give you a hand. Beforehand, You should read this article!
Day 1 – Madrid
Close your books, forget about stress. Start this Europe Fiesta – Euro Party Tour where you will meet young people from all over the world. Start the tour by visiting the capital of Spain: Madrid.
Here you will find large parks in all parts of the city, famous museums and it is very easy to travel around the city due to the fully integrated public transportation system. In the afternoon you can go to Toledo, which is located south of Madrid, or to the Warner Amusement Park.
Go for tapas!
Did you know that…
- Madrid is home to the oldest restaurant in the world! Casa Botín, founded in 1725, is recognized by the Guinness Book of Records.
- The Royal Palace has truly amazing dimensions. With an extension of 135,000 square meters, it is the largest royal palace in Western Europe and, therefore, one of the largest in the world.
- In the Puerta del Sol is the km O, the point from which one begins to measure the distances to all corners of Spain.
- In the Retiro Park is a statue of Satan himself, one of the few representations of the devil in the world and the only one in Spain. It is the Monument of the Fallen Angel and is exactly 666 meters above sea level.
Mor info: The best parties in Spain
Day 2 – Madrid – Pamplona*
If your Europe Fiesta Tour is between July 6th and July 14th you will have the possibility to go to the city of Pamplona* to enjoy the San Fermin or Sanfermines festivities which are the celebration of the running of the bulls. They are one of the most famous and famous festivities in Spain that begin with the launching of the Chupinazo. They are 9 days of uninterrupted fiesta.
Today you can enjoy the lively atmosphere and be in the streets celebrating the fiestas.
*Optional Activity
Pamplonada
More info
Day 3 – Madrid – Pamplona* – Barcelona
You will be part of one of the most famous and famous festivities in Spain: San Fermin, enjoy the street atmosphere and party!
Later you will depart to Barcelona, the capital of the region of Catalonia, well known for art and architecture and always very close to beautiful beaches. The city’s most famous work designed by Gaudi is incomplete as it is 135 years old and still going on.
Did you know that…
- In Barcelona there is a statue of Liberty, specifically one of the three original ones. You can see it in the Arús Library, near the Arc de Triomphe. The other two are in New York and Paris.
- The avenue that collects the main works of the Master Gaudí are in Passeig de Gracia, and are of the twentieth century. Let yourself be fascinated by the famous Pedrera and Batlló houses.
Day 4 – Barcelona
Today on the Europa Fiesta Tour, you will enjoy its corners that have made it the world’s tourist capital: from the wonderful basilica called La Sagrada Familia, to the Passeig de Gracia, passing by the mythical Ramblas, also called La Rambla, and the Gothic Quarter with its impressive cathedral.
In addition, you will visit the Park Güell and the Casa Batlló. This city has a lot to offer you.
Day 5 – Barcelona – Ibiza
On today’s day of this Europe Fiesta Tour discover what you have left to do. Later head to the airport to go to the most party island in the world and with students from all over the world coming from many cities in Spain: Ibiza. It is one of the Balearic Islands that has become a cosmopolitan center.
Start the most awaited trip to Ibiza!
Day 6 – Ibiza
Prepare the sunscreen and your swimsuit. You can visit the city where there are craft markets, a very popular activity among hippies and go to the beautiful beaches with turquoise water, for example Cala Conta or San Vicente.
And at night party at one of the best clubs in the world! We would recommend Ushuaia, Amnesia, Hi Ibiza or Pacta, most of which are located in Playa d’en Bossa.
Did you know that…
- The oldest hotel in Ibiza is the Gran Hotel Montesol de Vara de Rey, inaugurated in 1933. The hotel was used as a military base during the Spanish Civil War.
- DJs have a dream of becoming famous on the island, did you know that Carl Cox slept in his car for many days when he arrived?
Day 7 – Ibiza
Up friends! After a revitalizing breakfast you can go on a boat trip to Formentera, an island very close to Ibiza that has no airport, to enjoy the paradisiacal beach with crystal clear waters. The island is very small, only 20 kilometers from one end to the other. The boat trip takes between 30 and 50 minutes and round trip tickets usually range between 15 and 50 euros. Get well, the farewell party awaits you in the evening.
Let’s dance!
Day 8 – Ibiza – Rome
Did you have a good time last night? Don’t forget that today you are heading to another country: Italy. You are going to the capital of the country, Rome, which has a combination of modern and old culture. There are several monuments that represent the power of the Roman Empire, such as the ruins of the Forum and the Colosseum. Rome also has the largest number of universities in the country, and the Italian cuisine will not disappoint.
A mangiare pasta e pizza!
Day 9 – Rome
There are plenty of reasons to visit Rome, be captivated by the city and want to come back, as the typical food of Rome, including spaghetti carbonara or fiori di zucca, and its lively atmosphere are some of them. There is a lot to see, for example, you can visit the Colosseum and the forums, stroll through Trastevere, the Trevi Fountain and much more. Get lost in the Vatican Museums.
Did you know that…
- In St. Peter’s Cathedral in Rome, you can find stars in the marble pavement, right in the middle of an aisle that runs along the central nave. What they represent are the length of various Catholic temples in the world.
- In Rome there is the Bocca Della Veritá, in Sta. Maria in Cosmedin, the most famous manhole in the world. According to legend, whoever puts his hand in the mouth and tells a lie, it will bite him. Are you up for it?
Day 10 – Rome – Mykonos
Today you will take a plane to another country on our Europe Fiesta Tour. One of the most popular destinations in the world and the most cosmopolitan Greek island awaits you: Mykonos. We would recommend you to visit the capital of the island, Chora, to experience the essence of the Greek islands or to see one of the most essential places: Kato Milli Windmills. According to Greek mythology, the island is named after the hero Mykono, son of Apollo, so it is considered the island of light.
Are you ready?
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Day 11 – Mykonos
Take the opportunity to tour the city with its particular charm, who can’t imagine the typical white houses adorned with colorful flowers, miles of sandy beaches and crystal clear water? Well, you have found it, this is the island.
As for the gastronomy on the island, Mediterranean food is more than present, as you can try many types of salads, combined with Greek-style cheese or try an authentic pita gyros. Moussaka, similar to lasagna, is one of the dishes not to be missed on the island.
Get ready to enjoy unforgettable parties by the sea! On the Europa Fiesta Tour you can end the night at the Super Paradise, Paradise or Skandinavian nightclubs.
Did you know that…
- The name of the archipelago “Cyclades”, to which Mykonos belongs, was given to the 33 islands surrounding the sacred island of Delos, due to its cyclical formation.
- The secluded beach of “Houlakia” is protected by the Ministry of Culture and it is also strictly forbidden to all those who visit it to remove even a small stone or the like from the beach.
- The Mykonos “kopanisti”, is a delicious creamy and spicy cheese. Product with protected designation of origin.
- The island has more than 800 churches and you can find 80 of them classified as historical museums in Chora (Mykonos Town) only.
Day 12 – Mykonos – Athens
In the morning on the Europe Fiesta Tour you can take the opportunity to discover a little bit more and then you will leave for Athens, the Greek capital. It is a place that has an extensive history of more than 3,000 years and there are different Greek temples preserved there. You can start with tasting the Mediterranean gastronomy, for example rich meats or the great variety of cheese. Athenian cuisine is characterized by good taste and aroma, with olive oil as a base.
Day 13 – Athens
Why not make the most of your time and visit the monuments and historical sites of the city? Get to know the Acropolis of Athens, which is the most important place in all of Greece. In ancient times the upper city was the seat of the main places of worship. And of course, you must also see the most visited monument par excellence of Athens, the Parthenon and Syntagma Square, meeting place par excellence, full of life. At night you can party – Athens is famous for its lively nightlife with bars and nightclubs!
Did you know that…
- It is one of the oldest cities in the world. During its long history, Athens has experienced virtually every possible and imaginable form of government.
- It is the land of the gods of Olympus. In Ancient Greece, the people believed that the world was ruled by the gods who had absolute powers, of which their legends are told.
- The first Olympic Games took place in Athens during the year 776 BC, gathering a large crowd of onlookers from all over Greece. In addition, the first Olympic Games of the modern era were held in 1896 and took place in Athens.
- On the Acropolis, the site of the temples dedicated to the gods of Olympus. Most significant place, the Parthenon, dedicated to the goddess Athena, who gave her name to the city.
Day 14 – Athens – Split
New day, new country! Today you will get to know Croatia on the Europe Fiesta Tour. Split has an impressive old town, full of stores, restaurants and pubs. It is famous for its beaches like Bacvice Beach or Kasjuni Beach. This Croatian jewel offers you a rich cultural heritage. They say that the famous Dalmatian Pasticada dish is a luxury, as well as the fresh fish and the great variety of wine. You can stop by at the ‘Let me through’ street that only holds two people at a time!
Day 15 – Split
You will have the whole day to get to know the city. You can go to Diocletian’s Palace, one of the best preserved Roman palaces and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Temple of Jupiter and the Mausoleum of Diocletian which later became The Cathedral of St. Diomo, several museums such as the Archaeological and Ethnographic and last but not least the Promenade. If you want to enjoy a beautiful sunset you can go up to the Marjan viewpoint.
Did you know that…
- Split has been the setting for several scenes of the series Game of Thrones. In general in Croatia quite a few scenes have been shot, Split being one of them.
- In Split there are not only remains of the Roman Empire, we can also find medieval buildings such as the Town Hall dating from the fifteenth century, or Gothic and Renaissance palaces.
Day 16 – Split – Hvar
Today you will board the ship for Hvar on this Europa Fiesta Tour, perhaps Croatia’s most famous island. You will check in at your accommodation and head to the center for dinner. The lavender stores and stone houses are very typical of the region. You can go out and get to know the historical center by wandering through the streets and enjoy the Mediterranean air in St. Stephen’s Square with a coffee. Afterwards, you can swim in the most famous beach of the island : Dubovica Beach.
Day 17 – Hvar
Hvar is known as one of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean and is characterized by its small alleys, great atmosphere and beautiful promenade. You can visit the Cathedral and the Loggia with its clock. If you dare, you can climb up to the old Spanish Fortress to see incredible panoramic views from the top of the castle. You can get there walking or by car or scooter. Without a doubt this is one of the favorite places in this Europa Fiesta Tour.
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Did you know. that…
- Hvar was declared the best European destination in 2018.
- Hvar was self-proclaimed the sunniest destination in all of Europe
- Hvar is comparable to Croatia’s Ibiza
Day 18 – Hvar
Rent a motorcycle and make the most of your time. You can visit Stari Grad which is the oldest town, whose words mean ‘old town’, and go to the Golden Horn beach of Brac. Get to know both sides of the island, and go to one of the most famous bars: Hula Hula, where people from all over the world have fun and dance while enjoying spectacular views.
Day 19 – Hvar – Split – Amsterdam.
Today you will return by boat to Split, to go to the airport because the most liberal city in the world awaits you: Amsterdam! Known as the most tolerant city in Europe on the Europe Fiesta Tour and for its artistic heritage, the capital of the Netherlands has a lot to offer you, both day and night. It is one of the most popular cities among students. It has many museums and a considerable cultural scene, as well as using a lot of fish and seafood because it is a coastal city.
Day 20 – Amsterdam
On the second day in the liberal city, you have a free day to do whatever you want among a wide variety of activities to do that Amsterdam has to offer or you can join our optional activities.
*Optional Activities:
- Boat ride on the canals of Amsterdam
- Visit to the Dutch windmills, Zaanse Schans
Did you know that…
- The facades of the multitude of houses that populate Amsterdam are turned forward. What is said to explain this is that their architects created them thinking that, due to their narrowness, the only way to get furniture into the house could be from the windows. For that reason they have a hook on their roof and are slightly inclined forward from top to bottom, to prevent the furniture from colliding with the façade. It seems strange, but 300 years ago there was no IKEA with its furniture that you assemble at home.
- In Amsterdam there are more bikes than cars, and there are plans to ban combustion cars by 2025.
- They are very tall. Men average 184 cm and women 170 cm.
- Watermills in the Netherlands have been used to reclaim land from the sea, and pump water out of the land. Together with the dikes, they are the fundamental elements that allow this country to be underwater.
Day 21 – Amsterdam
You have the whole day to walk around and discover more of this city. But Amsterdam is not only about coffee shops and the red light district, there are many canals to get lost in. Are you already fed up with so many canals? Why don’t you take a walk through the Van Gogh Museum, Rembrandt museum, the Moco museum or the Rjyksmuseum. And if you feel like having a beer, we have the answer, Heineken beer is your star choice. In the evening, go out and discover the nightlife.
Did you know that…
- Liberal culture and politics have made Amsterdam a world reference for advocates of liberalism, especially those who advocate the legalization of light drugs (marijuana and hashish) and the regularization of prostitution.
Day 22- Amsterdam – Budapest
Today on our Europe Fiesta Tour, you will get to know another country: Hungary. The capital of the country and one of the great jewels of Europe awaits you: Budapest. It has become one of the main tourist cities in Europe and the most populated. It is an important financial center of Central Europe and is considered a place with a very good quality of life. Stroll along the main streets Váci Utca and Andrássy Avenue, which have Renaissance architecture and colonial facades and are full of life and stores.
Day 23 – Budapest
Due to the great Danube River, this city is divided into two parts Buda in the western part and Pest in the eastern part. We recommend you not to wait to start with the tour of the main monuments. St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Parliament, the Fishermen’s Bastion or enjoy the thermal baths. Tired of so much walking? Take a shower and have a good dinner because the night awaits us, between Ruin bars or SPA-rty!
Did you know that…
- Wizz-Air, the second Low cost airline in Europe is Hungarian… that’s why it is easy to find cheap flights to Budapest.
- The first Ruins Bar opened in Budapest is called Szimpla Kert.
- Hungary belonged until the beginning of the 20th century to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, hence the resemblance to Vienna and Bratislava.
- Every Saturday they celebrate in the Szechenyi thermal baths some brutal parties called SPARTIES.
Day 24 – Budapest – Madrid
In the morning on the Europe Fiesta Tour you can see what you have left pending and then fly back to Madrid. You will have the option to visit the places that you did not have time to see during the rest of the trip. We will propose you places like the Moncloa Lighthouse, Plaza de Santa Ana, the ghost station of Chamberí Metro and many other places! If you still have energy I recommend going for tapas or pinchos like the Toná in the evening.
Day 25 – Madrid – End
And so came the last day of the Europa Fiesta Tour. We hope you enjoyed it. After check-out, transfer to the airport, we are waiting for you for another adventure!
Includes:
- 25 days and 24 nights in the best hotels and hostels in Europe:
- 2 nights in Madrid
- 1 night in Pamplona
- 2 Nights in Barcelona
- 3 Nights in Ibiza
- 2 Nights in Rome
- 2 Nights in Mykonos
- 2 Nights in Athens
- 2 Nights in Split
- 3 Nights in Hvar
- 3 Nights in Amsterdam
- 2 nights in Budapest
- 24 breakfasts
- Transportation
- Remote assistance
- Unitrips App Tips
- Train pass
- Train Madrid – Barcelona
- Boat Split – Hvar (L/R)
- Flights with suitcase:
- Barcelona – Ibiza
- Ibiza – Rome
- Rome – Mykonos
- Athens – Split
- Split – Amsterdam
- And more surprises….
Not included:
- Travel and cancellation insurance
- Personal expenses
- Tips
- Services not specified
Optional activities, extras:
- Going to Pamplona
- Boat trip on the Amsterdam Canals
- Tour of the Dutch windmills, Zaanse Schans
- And many more…
Each optional activity requires a minimum of 2 participants.
At your own pace
Remember that on this trip you are free. The tour is designed for the adventurous who enjoy discovering the city in their own way. Don’t worry about buying tickets or booking accommodations, just enjoy yourself. We’ll do the rest.
Reserve your place with a small deposit…
…and the rest 45 days before departure.
Transportation by train:
Transportation will be by train according to itinerary.
Accommodations:
The multiple rooms are from 3 to 9 beds, depending on the availability of the establishment. If you want double/twin or single room you can book the extra service present in the booking form. The cities where we will sleep may vary depending on the availability of the accommodations, without this implying a major change in the course of the program. Unitrips reserves the right to make reservations in nearby cities in case of unavailability. Hotels/Hostels. Many of the accommodations are superior hostels which is more or less equivalent to ***
Tour language:
The main language of the tour will be Spanish. However, translations will be provided as far as possible for English-speaking participants as it is not feasible to conduct the tour in 2 languages simultaneously.
Minimum number of participants:
As this is a group trip, it will only take place upon having a minimum of 2 participants per trip.
Common Questions:
Do you have any doubt? You should read this article to clarify all of them 🙂
Trip Organization
This trip is organized entirely by Unitrips, a travel agency registered with the General Directorate of Tourism of the Community of Madrid with CICMA 2900 and member of FETAVE
