I am planning an 11 day trip to Spain. I plan to fly into Madrid and spent 4 days with side trips to Segovia and Toledo. Then train to Seville for 3 days with day trip to Cordoba. Finally 3 days in Malaga. Is this a good itinerary? Should I make adjustments or add a stop somewhere?
After reading some of the replies, I'm thinking:
3 full days in Madrid
2 days in Toledo
3 days in Sevilla
2 days in Granada
day to take train to Malaga to fly out the following morning (1 day in Malaga)
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299 posts
That's fine.
My reservation is that if you've never been to Spain before, 2 days in Sevilla isn't enough and 2 days dedicated to Madrid is a bit lacking as well. But, if you really want to see Malaga and Cordoba, I understand because those are great places to visit.
I think you might be better served just doing Madrid and Sevilla with day trips on an 11 day trip.
Posted by
10060 posts
Good plan, but while I liked Malaga, to me it was not on the same level with your other places you mentioned.
Consider skipping Malaga and add days to Seville and Cordoba.
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3035 posts
I have not been to Malaga, but 11 days (nights?) split between Madrid and Seville would be a good amount of time, and would give you time to see the cities plus enjoy those daytrips. I wouldn't shortchange Seville as it's a beautiful city that could fill several days in addition to a daytrip to Cordoba.