Virtual Tour Services in Spain

9 Awesome Virtual Tours in Spain

With all the health protocols (social distancing, wearing face masks, self isolations) numerous things seem to be out of our reach. But traveling should not be one of them. There will be no reason for us to stop wandering around in our favorite historical places, museums, monuments, parks, and many more. Though it would be too challenging to make it happen, with the continuous development and popularity of virtual traveling, nothing is impossible.

Virtual Tour Services in Spain

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Pablo Picasso, Frida Kahlo, Antonio Banderas, Penelope Cruz, Paella, Tapas, Conquistadors, Jamón Ibérico, Sangria, football, bullfighting, and many more are just some of the few things which makes you jump on a plane and take a trip to Spain.

Spain is one of the must-visit places where we all can experience walking on its cobbled streets, tap our feet with the Spanish Flamenco, travel back in time, and admire the meaningful artworks of the most celebrated artists in history. Imagine being able to feel and see it without going outdoors and risking your health. Fall in love with this wonderful country and let us travel all together at the comfort of our home. This is made possible these days through virtual tours and augmented reality. The closest thing we can get our hands onto traveling is through technology and with the development of metaverse who knows how this landscape will change in the coming months. For now, you can sit back, relax, grab a glass of wine and enjoy your 360° virtual tour in Spain.

Virtual Tour Services in Spain

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1. Basilica of La Sagrada Familia

Address: Carrer Mallorca, 401 Basilica 08013 (Espanya)

It is an exceptional temple that continuously undergoes a series of developments and improvements. From its jaw-dropping facades, the crypt, the construction of the Pinnacle, and the western sacristy, no wonder it became a popular landmark. Their website sagradafamilia.org offers a 360-degree virtual tour around the famous creations of Antoni Gaudi. It can be a little tricky to navigate but it gives you access and an in-depth tour around. If you want to check more details feel free to leave an email at informacio@sagradafamilia.org or contact them at (+34) 932 080 414.

2. Prado Museum (Museo del Prado)

Address: Calle Ruiz de Alarcon 23, 28014 Madrid

Museo del Prado recently celebrated its bicentennial anniversary which commemorates its founding on November 19, 1819. Since then it has been preserving fascinating works of art. It houses different collections of drawings, engravings, paintings, and many more. If you visit www.spain.info you’ll get the chance to immerse yourself in the different cultural history and the astonishing artworks. You can leave a message at.

3. City of Arts and Sciences

Address: Av. Professor Lopez Piñero (Historiador de la Medicina), 7 46013- Valencia

If you are looking for a place that will teach you both artistic artworks and sciences, the City of Arts and Sciences might be the one you are looking for. This is best for students, educators, and even researchers to check on. It has a wide range of collections for artistic and scientific catalogs and informative brochures that you are free to discover and study. Visiting www.cac.es gives you access to its collections and with their 360-degree virtual tour, where you can freely navigate, learn and wander around the museum. You can contact Tel: 96 197 44 00 or Fax: 96 197 44 71 if you’d like to hear from them.

4. Alcazar of Segovia

Address: Pl. Reina Victoria Eugenia, S/N 40003 Segovia, Spain

“The Fortress of Segovia” this palace is widely famous for its history, legends, and fantasy. It is a symbol of the ancient city of Segovia and has been declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Check out www.alcazardesegovia.com and try the 360-degree experience of visiting it virtually. It gives you access to every historical building around together with its brief history. You can wander around and the experience is a whole new one.

5. The Altamira National Museum and Research Center

Address: Marcelino Sanz de Sautola Street, 39330 Santillana del Mar, Spain

Are you interested in prehistoric times and want to visit cave arts? Altamira National Museum is waiting for you. You can learn and gather in-depth knowledge about the Neocave, the arts, and cultures in the Palaeolithic and the cave of Altamira. By visiting www.museo-altamira.gvam.es you can read more about the prehistory or you can download their app on google play store or apple app store to have access to their virtual tour around. If you have questions, feel free to reach out via (+34) 942-818-005.

6. Reina Sofia National Art Center

Address: Calle Santa Isabel, 52 28012 Madrid

Reina Sofia is a home for numerous works of art, be it contemporary art, research projects, archives, and many more. You can check out the different collections here at www.museoreinasofia.es which are grouped into different categories in each episode. Accessing it gives you the chance to have an online tour around the meaningful artworks, there are several videos and photographs which can help you to further understand each artwork. Need further information? Email them at info@museoreinasofia.es and if you have any complaints and suggestions just leave a message at quejasysugerencias@museoreinasofia.es or you can contact them using the Telephone no. (+34) 91 774 1000

Virtual Tour Services in Spain

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7. Catedral de Burgos (Burgos Cathedral)

Address: Plaza Santa Maria, S/N 09003 Burgos

Burgos Cathedral is the first cathedral in the Peninsula of Spain. Due to its fascinating architecture and the amazing collection of arts, it has made it a must-visit spot for tourists. Thankfully on their website www.catedraldburgos.es they made it possible for many people to visit it online. They have posted several videos and photographs that each have captions and stories to tell that help us to gain knowledge about its history and its impacts on society. Wondering how to contact them? Telephone: 947 204 712 or you can email at info@catedraldeburgos.es

8. Casa Battló

Address: Passeig de Gràcia, 43 08007 Barcelona

With their passion in wanting people to not miss the chance of feeding their hunger for their endless curiosity, they opened Gaudi’s doors for Virtual tours that will surely satisfy each virtual visitor. They will experience the amazing 360-degree adventure of seeking and discovering the secret spots of the modernist building. It will give you access to the virtual reality of Guardian concepts, a unique way of presenting the unending call for Mother Nature and the discovery of mysteries surrounding its online visitors. Try checking it out at www.casabattlo.es and don’t miss the life-changing experience. For more information just email them at info@casabatllo.cat or contact them at 0034932160306.

9. City of Salamanca

Address: Plaza Mayor, No. 19 (Casa de Postas) 37002, Salamanca

The city of Salamanca doesn’t want you to miss how beautiful their place is. That’s why they took the major step in promoting tourism in the City and started the most game-changing Online Tour around them. You have the freedom to visit it in broad daylight or during the nighttime. Also have several choices to wander around such as the Plaza Mayor, Plaza del Corrillo, Plaza de San Benito, and many more. They surely want you to have a meaningful tour, though it is only virtual, the experience is so lit that you’ll feel that you’re present in the city right at the moment. Check it out here on www.salamancatourvirtual.com and if you want to know more about the city you can send an email to their municipal tourist office informacion@turismodesalamanca.com or call them at +34 902 30 20 02 / + 34 923 27 24 08.

Virtual Tour Services in Spain

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There are plenty of other places you can visit virtually in Spain. You might miss the excitement of watching an actual bullfight or taste their mouth-watering paellas and jamons but you can do all of this once travel restrictions are removed. The great thing about touring virtually is that it gives you a sense of the place. The next time you get to travel to Spain in person, you already know which places to check out and which ones you will be avoiding. The virtual tour also is a great way for you to make recommendations to your friends wanting to travel online.