How many cities actually fit
Four route systems show the tradeoff between Barcelona and Andalusia. A seven-day Madrid/Seville/Granada visit is quick pace; a relaxed week removes a base. Córdoba works as a Seville day trip.
SPAIN IN YOUR POCKET™
Choose the cities that fit, then organize trains, timed tickets and daily stops with editable tools for your budget and reservations.
7, 10 or 14 days · Madrid, Seville & Granada
Separate Barcelona option or a full 14-day route
60-page guide · 4 route systems · 122 location anchors

THE GUIDE + DASHBOARD + EXCEL + MAPS
YOUR DOWNLOAD
Choose your trip length, travel style and arrival date. Open your planner to follow each day, track bookings and plan your budget.
THE COMPLETE 2026 SYSTEM
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English-language digital product. Travel bookings and attraction tickets are purchased separately.
INSIDE THE 60-PAGE GUIDE
Practical answers from choosing your route to finding your next stop.
Four route systems show the tradeoff between Barcelona and Andalusia. A seven-day Madrid/Seville/Granada visit is quick pace; a relaxed week removes a base. Córdoba works as a Seville day trip.
Compare individual tickets and relevant pass quotes, check operators and actual station names, and protect the substantial Granada–Barcelona transfer day instead of counting it as sightseeing.
Alhambra and Sagrada Família planning cards identify the official source, your date/time and identity requirements where applicable. Record actual tickets and arrival buffers; no availability promises.
City area selectors, later-meal planning, shaded/rest blocks, seasonal heat/rain alternatives and practical Spanish phrases. Keep the day near its booked anchor.
Eight-tab Excel planner with Budget / Comfortable / Luxury cases, real quotes, room-night math and reservation status. Enter every category and see party/person/day costs and remaining budget.
Reusable packing, arrival-relative countdown, phone/data checks, emergency card and passport/phone-loss steps. Dated EES/ETIAS and official-provider information must be rechecked before travel.
THE EDITABLE DASHBOARD
Start with guided setup, then use Today to follow the current day, open its map and mark stops complete. Enter real costs, track booking deadlines and keep packing and restaurant choices together.
Edits save locally where browser storage is permitted. JSON backup/import is included. Dashboard and Excel edits do not automatically sync.
Sample clocks and allowances; adapt to your booked slots and actual conditions.

Sample values shown. Your editable planner uses real quotes and rooms × nights.
Checklist sample. The full system saves your own packing progress.
Interactive preview · the full dashboard is in your download.
Eight-tab Excel workbook with three scenarios, actual cost overrides and trip/person/day totals.
42 pages of scheduled routes and QR codes, 122 location anchors and city CSV imports.
Packing, reservation and arrival-relative countdown lists, an offline card and AI prompts.
Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Córdoba and Granada in seven days? Decide what to remove before buying the flights.
Which operator? Atocha or Chamartín? Does a pass cover your chosen trains? A city name is not an issued ticket.
Alhambra and Sagrada Família need their own date, identity and slot checks. A saved link is not a reservation.
Build room for heat, meal service, hills and a long transfer. The sample clock should fit your actual trip.
The guide explains the choices. The dashboard makes them usable. Your itinerary, budget, booking status and route notes stay within reach.
Start with route, arrival date, traveler style and party size; then enter your real quotes and confirmations.
Original illustrated product mockup. Precise feature previews below demonstrate the included workflows.
60 pages of Spain-specific route, transport, ticket, area, cultural and recovery guidance.
Today, My Trip, Itinerary, Maps, Budget, Bookings, Packing, Food and Emergency.
Eight tabs: budget, bookings, daily itinerary, rail comparison, packing, countdown, assumptions and official sources.
7-day quick-pace Andalusia; 10-day Andalusia; 10-day Madrid + Barcelona; 14-day four-base route.
41 scheduled route pages using 19 distinct compact district routes, with separate airport/train/interior notes.
122 landmark, station, meal-area, hotel-area, supermarket and photo search anchors across six cities, with CSVs.
Packing, countdown, documents, emergency/offline pocket card, Spanish phrases and copy-ready AI prompts.
City-count selector, current-quote rail comparison, airport guidance and summer/winter planning notes.
43 primary sources and a dated research record. Recheck changing rules before every future trip.


Your available days and must-see city matter more than another famous-place list. Try the decision preview.
The full tool also checks arrival/departure-airport mismatches. It flags a repositioning decision; it does not invent a live connection.

Numbered district walks include walking allowances, booking notes and rain/seasonal fallbacks. Scan a QR or open its link from the printable pack.
Alhambra interiors follow the official complex map and your actual palace slot. The Granada–Barcelona journey is a separate transport day.
Allowances are editorial estimates. Google Maps live walking/transit routing requires internet. Saved PDFs and notes are the offline fallback.
Enter flights, hotel rooms and nights, food, trains, airports, local transit, attractions, insurance, data, shopping and other costs.
See total, per traveler, whole-party per day and remaining budget after the buffer. Hotels use rooms × nights; traveler count does not double the room cost.
Budget / Comfortable / Luxury are editable planning allowances. Preview costs and FX are illustrative, not live quotes.
Track date, local time, travelers, price/currency, confirmation status and cancellation deadline for each flight, hotel, train, attraction or meal.
Alhambra, Sagrada Família and the other included attractions have official checklists.
The tracker does not purchase or monitor providers. Keep full passport/payment-card numbers out of it.
Choose a realistic route, airports and current entry checks.
Compare lodging and official attraction calendars.
Check current trains, exact stations and luggage rules.
Confirm names, slots, terminal and final hotel access.
Recheck entry, service notices and offline resources.
Save arrival directions and disruption alternatives.
Pack, charge devices and export your trip backup.
Use issued tickets and live provider instructions.
The stages are relative to your chosen arrival date and can be reused for future trips. They are planning reminders, not fixed supplier sales windows.
Documents, train-day bag, weather protection and device checks. The printable pocket card has emergency/U.S. assistance contacts, hotel/insurance spaces and a short passport/phone recovery order.
Save a separate copy before departure. Follow official local heat and disruption notices.

Adjust pasted cards to your party, interests, pace and mobility needs.
Find one city to remove and protect the flight connection.
Use actual quotes, rooms, nights and exchange rate.
Find identity, time-slot, station and cancellation gaps.
Keep one useful anchor and a manageable nearby alternative.
Use Spain’s secure Blink checkout.
Blink provides the configured digital delivery after successful payment.
Extract the whole ZIP and choose route, date and travelers.
Enter quotes, bookings and daily changes.
Keep PDFs, confirmations, contacts and stop order on your device.
Use Today and the current official checks.
Madrid → Seville → Granada. Six nights, three bases. For a relaxed week remove a city; never add Barcelona to this plan.
Madrid + Andalusia with Córdoba as a Seville day trip, OR the two-base Madrid + Barcelona alternative.
Madrid → Seville → Granada → Barcelona. Keep the Granada–Barcelona day for travel, leaving two full Barcelona sightseeing days.
Day 1 is arrival in Spain. Check the complete departure flight connection; a Madrid return may require replacing a flexible day with repositioning and a final Madrid night.
Madrid 2 nights → Seville 2 nights → Granada 2 nights
Remove a base for a relaxed week. Protect the departure connection.
The purchased dashboard also uses your arrival date, travelers, hotel rooms and Couples / Solo / Family / Budget style.
Public workflow preview; your actual trip is saved in the purchased local dashboard.ADAPT THE PACE
Shared highlights and time for a relaxed meal.
Flexible days and practical transit choices.
Shorter visits, recovery time and a usable backup.
Keep the paid highlights that matter most to you.
A useful Spain trip planner starts with the number of days you really have. The guide gives you 7, 10 and 14 day route options that you can adjust around your own flight dates, interests and pace.
Balance Madrid, Andalusia and Barcelona with realistic train days and time to enjoy each city.
Check high-speed rail routes and booking windows when combining distant cities.
Enter real quotes for flights, rooms, transport, meals and activities. Add a cushion for changes and personal spending.
There is no honest fixed price for a Spain trip: season, departure city, trip length, hotel style and exchange rates change the total. Use the included editable budget planner to compare your actual options and track booked costs. The digital planning product itself costs $29.99 USD once; flights, accommodation, transport and tickets are separate.

Spain in Your Pocket · digital guide
Choose a sensible 7, 10 or 14 day route with budgets and booking priorities. Open Spain in Your Pocket for routes, practical planning tools and a sample day you can adapt to your own trip.
MADRID / SAMPLE DAILY PLAN
Prado, Retiro and a proper lunch break
150 min visit · 30 min movement allowance. Replace this sample clock with your booked entry; choose a few priorities.
90 min visit · 15 min movement allowance. Stay in the museum/Retiro area; no second large museum today.
75 min visit · 20 min movement allowance. Shorten in heat; follow any park closure alert.
90 min visit · 20 min movement allowance. A flexible neighborhood block replaces extra admission.
Illustrative schedule from the product. Visit durations and movement times are editorial allowances, not live venue hours or departures. Recheck ticket slots and conditions.
See the city, day and sample morning/afternoon/evening plan. Open the district map, read booking notes, mark complete or move to the next activity.
Visit duration, transfer allowance and seasonal notes help you adjust the card to your actual tickets.

THE PLACES IN YOUR GUIDE
Real destination photographs, with linked sources and commercial-use licenses.






Choose the regions that belong on your selected route. These images illustrate destinations; they do not add extra stops to your itinerary. Photo credits & licenses.
PRODUCT DETAILS
No. You receive the complete guide, local interactive dashboard, editable eight-tab workbook, four route systems, maps/QR, city directories and CSVs, packing/countdown, emergency card, phrases and AI prompts.
No. It organizes the trip and tracks reservations. All travel services and admission tickets are purchased separately.
PDFs and connected map links work in compatible apps. Interactive local HTML support varies by phone/browser/file viewer: test before departure. Use PDFs if the file viewer cannot run the dashboard. XLSX editing needs a compatible spreadsheet app.
Saved PDFs and notes work offline. Live Google Maps walking/transit routing, official-source updates, availability and checkout need internet. Downloaded Google map areas do not provide offline walking/transit routing.
Yes. 2026 identifies the research/publication edition, not an expiry. Use new dates, routes, quotes and bookings. Static PDF/local files do not automatically update; recheck entry, transport, attraction and airport rules through the official links before every trip.
Last verified: October 1, 2026. This is a research record, not a guarantee of future rules or availability. Sample clocks, walking allowances and budget presets are editorial estimates. Historic fares are not prefilled in the pass comparison.
Yes. Choose route/style/date, add notes and bookings, replace supported same-base sightseeing cards, update the budget and use AI prompts to reorganize pasted plans. Check existing tickets before changes.
Buy through the secure Spain Blink checkout. After successful payment, Blink provides the configured Spain digital delivery. Extract the full ZIP and open START-HERE.
No. Dashboard changes stay in the browser/device used; export/import JSON backups. Excel is separate. Import the XLSX into your own Google Drive/Sheets and check formulas after conversion.
Use the seller/contact option on your Blink order or checkout and keep the receipt. Purchase-time seller/platform terms and applicable rights govern refund requests; no separate unconditional refund promise is made.
Yes. 2026 is the publication/research edition, not an expiry date. Reuse routes, checklists and editable tools with new dates, quotes and bookings. Countdown stages are relative to your arrival. Static files do not update themselves; check official rules and provider calendars before each trip.
The price is $29.99 USD, paid once. The purchase button opens this country's secure Blink checkout. After successful payment, Blink provides the configured digital delivery. If the popup does not load, open the secure checkout directly.

Spain in Your Pocket · digital guide
From your first route decision to your final travel checklist, Spain in Your Pocket keeps the core planning steps together. Get the complete digital system and make the trip yours.