Upon the guests' arrival at the airport, the tour guide will meet them and then take them to explore Casablanca, the city made famous by *Casablanca*. Visit the exterior of the Hassan II Mosque, the most modern mosque in the world (the third-largest mosque in the Islamic world, covering a construction area of 2 hectares, 200 meters long and 100 meters wide, with a retractable roof. All 25 automatic doors are cast from titanium alloy, resistant to seawater corrosion, and the marble floors inside the mosque are heated all year round, making it the most modern mosque in the world). Then continue to visit Mohammed V Square and Hassan II Square (Dove Square). Stroll along the Miami Beach Promenade in Casablanca, facing the sea breeze and overlooking the blue Atlantic Ocean.

After breakfast at the hotel, drive to Marrakech. Upon arrival, visit the Koutoubia Mosque (exterior view) and the Majorelle Garden (the famous fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent purchased this private garden in Marrakech, Morocco with his partner Pierre Bergé during his lifetime. It served as a tranquil retreat for the top French designer). Later, tour the Bahia Palace, one of the few well-preserved royal palaces in Morocco open to the public, featuring exquisitely designed gardens, courtyards, magnificent rooms and fountains, with every room crafted with meticulous care. In the evening, visit Jemaa el-Fnaa Square: from sunrise to late night, you can see Indian snake charmers, Arabs selling spices and tea, elderly Moroccan storytellers and fortune-tellers, various street performers, as well as countless stalls selling food, drinks, clothing, carpets, ornaments, leather goods and handcrafts. Just like Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong and Xintiandi in Shanghai, this square endows Marrakech with endless vitality.

After breakfast at the hotel, free time in Marrakech to enjoy the sunshine of the Atlas Mountains. After lunch, drive to Rabat, check into the hotel for rest after dinner upon arrival.

After breakfast at the hotel, tour the capital city: visit the Royal Palace of Morocco (exterior view), the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and Hassan Tower, as well as the Kasbah of the Udayas and the Mosquée du Macsour with North African architectural style (exterior view). After lunch, proceed to Meknes, an ancient Islamic capital of Morocco, where the ancient city walls are magnificent and it is world-famous for the Bab Mansour with the meaning of "victory and triumph". Then head to Fez, check in to the hotel and rest after dinner.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the 9th-century Fes el-Bali, rated as one of the world’s 10 most romantic cities by the renowned American magazine *Traveler*. It feels like stepping back a thousand years, where donkeys remain the main means of transportation for the locals. Explore the medieval old town (listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1981), including the Bou Inania Medersa (Quranic School), Nejjarine Fountain, the exterior of Moulay Idriss Zaouia (the mausoleum of the city’s founder), and the exterior of the University of Al-Qarawiyyin, the world’s oldest university. The gate of the Andalusian Mosque is a key cultural relic under UNESCO protection. Visit the world-famous handicraft workshops producing brass plates, carpets, dyed goods, etc. Mosaic decorations in blue can be seen everywhere on the city’s buildings, interior ornaments, and in the mosaic crafts displayed in shops. In the afternoon, drive to Chefchaouen and check into the hotel for rest upon arrival.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit Chefchaouen, the charming blue town. As a famous tourist resort in Morocco, the pure and fresh air, the seemingly perpetually blue sky and the well-proportioned Arab-style city set off each other, outlining a natural blue picture scroll. Walk along the renowned Plaza Uta el-Hammam on the irregular cobblestone roads, and you will instantly feel as if you have stepped into a different world. The mottled castle in the square surrounded by red city walls and the striking Grand Mosque all attract tourists to come and admire, pay homage, and even have an urge to kiss them.

Then drive to Tangier, and check in to the hotel for a rest upon arrival.

**Recommended Ferry: 08:00/11:30**

After breakfast, transfer to the port and take a ferry to Algeciras, then drive to Ronda, the birthplace of the great bullfighting art. Meanwhile, Ronda is also famous for the perilous natural canyon that splits the city into two parts. Wander through the streets and alleys of Ronda to experience the local people's leisurely and carefree life; visit the renowned natural cliffs of Ronda with the guide, stroll on the stone bridge connecting the old and new urban areas, with an abyss below and infinitely beautiful scenery in the distance—taking photos here will leave an unforgettable memory for you forever.

Later, head to Mijas, a famous Arab-style tourist town featuring blue sky, white walls and brown hills. Immerse yourself in the Mijas Valley to experience the pure Mediterranean style, which is refreshing and delightful.

Then proceed to Malaga, the hometown of Picasso and the capital of Andalusia known as the "City of Sunshine", with an annual average temperature of 23℃ and a pleasant climate. Visit the exterior of Picasso's former residence and take a free walk in the old town.

If you are interested in learning about Andalusia, the most famous region in Spain, Malaga is the perfect destination. Malaga is scattered with numerous historical sites, including the 3rd-century Roman Amphitheatre, the 6th-century Muslim Castle, and the church rebuilt from an 8th-century mosque, to name but a few. Like Granada, it is full of traces of Islamic culture, and Malaga also has a unique advantage – its beaches. Visit Malaga's beaches, the Cathedral and the Castle, etc.

Proceed to Granada, the last stronghold of the Moors during their rule in Spain, and tour the Albaicin, the old town of Granada. After the tour, check in to the hotel and rest.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the following attractions: the Alhambra Palace, a paradise on earth built by the Arabs (internal visit without official guide). (Note: Due to the visitor limit of the Alhambra Palace, if entry is unavailable due to crowd control, our company will refund the ticket fee without prior notice.) Here, you can visit the Renaissance-style Palace of Charles V, the highly artistic Royal Palace area, the magnificent Islamic palaces and the Arab-style Generalife Palace Gardens surrounded by clear streams, which is an unforgettable experience.

Then proceed to Seville, an ancient cultural capital with a 500-year history of the Arab Moorish dynasty from the 8th to the 13th century and a 2,000-year overall history. Baptized by Roman and Islamic cultures, it is full of strong cultural characteristics. Stroll around the beautiful Plaza de España, take photos in front of the central fountain to appreciate the perfect integration of traditional and modern architectural art. Afterwards, take photos in front of the famous Torre del Oro (exterior view) by the Guadalquivir River and the Seville Arena (exterior view) on the busy downtown streets to experience the traditional charm of Spain.

Check in to the hotel and rest after dinner.

After breakfast, visit the Metropol Parasol, a landmark in the center of Seville, which forms a sharp contrast with the surrounding medieval-style buildings and highlights the characteristics of Seville as a Spanish cultural city; then tour the Seville Cathedral, one of the three major cathedrals in the city center, and the Giralda Tower, a tower blending Arab and Renaissance styles where you can overlook the entire view of Seville from the top; walk through the water lanes to the Plaza de Santa Cruz, then visit the Royal Alcázar of Seville, the oldest royal palace in Europe mixing Gothic and Islamic styles, and finally take an exterior tour of the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza, the oldest and most traditional bullring in Spain where bullfights are still held irregularly.

After breakfast, proceed to Córdoba, hailed as "the pearl scattered by God", which was once the capital of the Moorish kingdom. Upon arrival, stroll along the "Calleja de las Flores", and visit the garden-like open-air patios known as patios throughout the city; take an exterior tour of the Great Mosque, renowned as the flower of Islamic culture, where the layers of Arab-style arches will immerse you in the dreamlike tales of *One Thousand and One Nights*.

After breakfast, drive to Toledo for a tour. Located 70 kilometers south of Madrid, Toledo was once the capital of Spain before the capital was moved to Madrid in 1561. Some say Toledo declined from then on, while many believe that the relocation of the capital preserved its ancient style. Today, it is a small town with a population of 56,000 and was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1986. Toledo is a stone city that evokes a strong sense of traveling through time. Despite the crisscrossing asphalt roads outside the city walls, the streets inside are still paved with cobblestones that have a history of thousands of years, and all ancient buildings are well-preserved. Walking through the streets and alleys of Toledo, one can almost feel the breeze of a thousand years blowing in the face. It is truly said that one cannot claim to know Spain without having visited Toledo. After the tour, drive to Madrid.

Recommended train: AVE 03201, 20:00-22:30

After breakfast, explore Madrid, the capital of Spain, and visit the Royal Palace of Madrid (inside visit, official guide not included; as the Royal Palace is still in use by the Spanish royal family, it will be closed to the public in case of major religious events, festivals or political activities, and our company will refund the ticket fee without prior notice). Afterwards, visit the exterior of the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, the home of the renowned Real Madrid team. Then proceed to explore the Plaza de España and the Plaza de Colón. After the tour, bid farewell to Madrid and depart for Barcelona.

After breakfast, a city tour is arranged to visit Barcelona, a city of rich culture and art in Catalonia. First, we will visit the world-famous architectural masterpiece Sagrada Família designed by Gaudí (inside visit, official guide not included). A lifelong work of the architectural genius Gaudí in the early 20th century, the Sagrada Família remains unfinished to this day and is also a classic of world architecture. In addition, we will visit Park Güell, a masterpiece of his ingenious design (inside visit, official guide included). Its unique design and colorful tiles endow the architecture with infinite vitality and innovative imagination, which can be called a world wonder. Afterwards, there will be time to stroll around the famous Plaça Catalunya and view the exterior of Barcelona Cathedral, followed by a visit to the Magic Fountain or a tour of Plaça Catalunya according to the fountain's opening hours.

**SAGRADA FAMILIA**

A well-known popular attraction in Barcelona, this is the church to which Antoni Gaudí devoted his entire life, starting construction in 1882. Construction has continued even after Gaudí's death, and it is said that the completion of the entire church will take 200 years. Its eight towering spires, elaborate decorations and extraordinary architectural style capture the hearts of all viewers. In addition, the Nativity Facade is one of its distinctive features.

After breakfast, stroll along the bustling La Rambla Boulevard to enjoy the lively street scenes, coffee shops on both sides and street art performances everywhere. You can shop, have coffee and wander around at your leisure, indulging in the laid-back lifestyle of the Spanish. Afterwards, head to the outlet village for free shopping.

In the afternoon, proceed to the airport to take an international flight back to China. (Overnight on board)