Stop at Figueres, hometown of Salvador Dali for free time to explore the city and lunch (additional charge). Next, enter the Salvador Dali Museum-Theatre (admission included!). You'll be amazed by the fascinating, surrealist world of Salvador Dali in his birthplace, Figueres. The Dali Theatre-Museum is the largest surrealistic object in the world, replacing the town's former Municipal Theatre which was destroyed in the Spanish Civil War. Not only is the museum an artwork in itself, it's also home to many famous works by Dali, one of the world's most famous surrealist artists.

You'll also visit the beautiful walled city of Girona, where you can enjoy a two-hour guided walking tour of the Jewish quarter – one of the best preserved in Europe. Girona was originally built by the Romans as a fortress, and the best way to explore the medieval town is to lose yourself in the alluring labyrinth of narrow streets which still reflect its two centuries of Moorish occupation. Explore the Arabian baths, a Roman building inspired by the Roman public baths with three pools, each with a different water temperature.