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Madrid to Barcelona Tours & Trips

Find adventures that start in Madrid and then finish in Barcelona. Trips from Madrid to Barcelona are most popular in October, with the most tours doing this route then.

51 Madrid to Barcelona tour packages with 1,086 reviews

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Madrid and Barcelona

"Great trip with excellent guides" Judith, traveled in November 2023

• In-depth Cultural
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Spanish Wonder (End Barcelona, 9 Days)

"Excellent tour of most of Spain; well organized by a great Tour Director and Bus Driver!" Rami, traveled in August 2018

• €100 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Madrid and Barcelona dept Saturday

"The trip was comfortable, but the lack of English explanation by the guide was disappointing." ashish, traveled in December 2022

• Sightseeing

Best of Southern Spain

"This tour was everything it was advertised to be. Good balance of tours and free time." Dorie, traveled in May 2019

Spanish Delights, 7 days

"Well organised and well coordinated. The drivers were also good. They drove safely." Joseph, traveled in August 2023

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Highlights of Spain and Portugal

"The tour should included Valencia city tour." Ming, traveled in April 2023

Spanish Experience (End Barcelona, 9 Days)

"This was the best tour I have done. We saw so many extras because she went above and beyond." Russell, traveled in September 2023

Discovery of Spain & Portugal - 15 days

"Itinerary was great. Last stop Barcelona was the only weak part." Karen, traveled in April 2023

Charming Spain - 9 Days

"We had a wonderful time for most of the trip. We loved the cities visited and enjoyed almost all the organized tours." George, traveled in May 2023

Grand Tour of Spain (Small Group)

"The architecture and history of that place is just mind-blowing. The food in Barcelona was absolutely delicious." Luna, traveled in October 2022

Best of Spain

"The tour took us to the areas of Spain we wanted to see. Viviana went out of her way to ensure we had the information to see the sights each day."

Spain, Andalusia and the Mediterranean cities

Treasures of Spain and Portugal (End Barcelona, 14 Days)

"Great over all nuno and brono made it very smooth save and happy" fayez, traveled in August 2019

The Best of Spain

"The hotels were all beautiful, and the destinations were amazing! Worth every penny!" Houda, traveled in October 2016

Northern Spain (Classic, End Barcelona, 11 Days)

"I loved all the included experiences and how the trip was seamless. The hotels were lovely and close to everything in each city." Cameron, traveled in July 2018

What people love about Madrid to Barcelona Tours

Tour was disorganized. We had to switch buses midday. Okay for price.

About as expected. Lydia did a great job

Had a wonderful time, the tour guide was very helpful and the hotels were of good standard.

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Madrid & Barcelona 6 Days / 5 Nights Guide: Unveiling the Best of Spain

Dive deep into the heart of Spain with our meticulously crafted Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights tour. From the historic streets of Madrid to the vibrant alleys of Barcelona, this journey promises to be a symphony of unforgettable experiences, sights, sounds, and flavors. 

Our exclusive BCN tour itinerary ensures you witness the quintessence of both cities, absorbing their rich histories, cultures, and the vivacious spirit they are renowned for. As you traverse through this guide, you’ll discover the myriad wonders that await. And if the tales of Spanish allure captivate your wanderlust, don’t hesitate – book your tour here now and embark on the journey of a lifetime.

What Madrid & Barcelona Tour Has to Offer

Delving into barcelona’s artistic labyrinths.

Any Barcelona itinerary would be incomplete without a visit to the iconic Sagrada Familia. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to Antoni Gaudí’s genius and Spain’s art nouveau movement. A short distance away, the Gothic quarter beckons travelers with its narrow, winding streets and ancient structures, while La Rambla and Las Rambla offer a bustling blend of shops, restaurants, and street performers.

For the art aficionados, the Picasso Museum in Barcelona gives an in-depth look into the works of Pablo Picasso, and architectural wonders like Park Güell, La Pedrera, and Casa Batlló reflect the unique blend of modernism and tradition that the city is renowned for.

The Majesty of Madrid

In the heart of Madrid and Barcelona 6-days and 5-nights itinerary, Spain’s capital, Madrid, offers its blend of rich history and vibrant culture. The Retiro Park is an oasis, perfect for an afternoon stroll or a boat ride. For art enthusiasts, the masterpieces of El Greco beckon from various museums around the city, while the historic grandeur of El Escorial, a former royal palace and monastery, is a sight to behold.

Neighborhoods like La Latina and El Born pulse with local flavor, tantalizing tapas bars, and a nightlife that resonates with authentic Spanish melodies.

Spain Beyond the Obvious

For those extending their Spain itinerary beyond the Madrid and Barcelona 6-days and 5-nights framework, venturing outside these cities is a revelation. San Sebastian in the Basque country offers a culinary paradise, and the breathtaking views of Costa Brava are not to be missed. The solemn beauty of Seville Cathedral in southern Spain stands in stark contrast to the vibrant energy of Plaza Espanya.

Tailored Adventures with Tour Packages

Opting for a well-curated tour package can elevate your Spanish sojourn. For couples, various honeymoon packages across Spain offer romantic escapades. Whether it’s a guided tour of the majestic Barcelona cathedral or a private tour across the rustic vistas of northern Spain, there’s something tailored for every traveler.

Essential Travel Tips for Your Madrid and Barcelona 6-Days 5-Nights Adventure

• Savor the Culinary Delights : As you navigate your way through your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights itinerary, make sure to dive into local markets, especially the vibrant La Boqueria. Spain’s regional dishes are a treat, and when paired with regional wines, they make for unforgettable meals.
• Respect Local Customs: While exploring during your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights adventure, you’ll encounter Spain’s rich traditions and religious customs. Ensure you’re dressed appropriately when visiting religious sites and partake in local festivities with respect.
• Arm Yourself with Basic Spanish: Communicating can elevate your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights trips. While many in these cities speak English, knowing simple phrases like “Hola” (Hello) can enhance your interactions with locals.
• Embrace the Siesta: Your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights schedule might get interrupted by the traditional afternoon break many establishments observe. Use this time to rest or visit attractions that stay open.
• Stay in Sync with Local Timings: During your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights adventure, note that lunch and dinner times in Spain might be later than you’re used to. Adapt to local timings to enjoy authentic Spanish dining experiences.
• Safety First: Tourist destinations, especially in a packed Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights itinerary, might have areas with pickpockets. Stay vigilant, especially in crowded places.
• Opt for Public Transport: Public transport in Madrid and Barcelona is not only efficient but also cost-effective. Incorporate it into your Madrid and Barcelona 6 days and 5 nights plan to experience the cities authentically.
• Experience Tapas Culture: A highlight of any Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights journey is the tapas. Sample these small appetizers in various bars to relish a plethora of flavors.
• Stay Connected: To share moments from your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights trips in real-time, ensure you’re connected. Most cities offer free WiFi, but a local SIM can be handy for extensive travel.
• Check Festive Schedules: While enjoying your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights adventure, stay updated with local festive calendars. You wouldn’t want to miss Spain’s vibrant festivals or get caught off-guard by service disruptions during celebrations.

With these invaluable tips, your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights adventure promises to be both seamless and culturally enriching. Here’s to creating memories that will last a lifetime!

Book a Madrid and Barcelona 6-Days 5-Nights Today

Our sample program is for a small group trip to Barcelona and Madrid. Of course, we will completely customize this program to your requirements!

• All tours and transfers as described below
• Accommodation Three nights in three-star hotels with breakfast
• 24h assistance and emergency phone
• Map of Madrid

In these four days, you will see the gorgeous and monumental capital of Spain – Madrid and its surroundings. You will explore all the beautiful places and monuments like the Royal Palace, try traditional Spanish cuisine and wine, and experience world heritage cities like Toledo. Just enjoy this wonderful city.

• Guides are licensed and experienced (by default guide included is English speaking, but of course, other languages are available)
• Vehicles are very modern and air-conditioned.

Accommodation

The three-star hotel is located in a residential and safe area in both Madrid and Barcelona. This offer is made for double rooms, but of course they can also be booked optional a single room. In the price included is the breakfast, which will be an excellent buffet. The guests will be picked up for their tours during these days directly at the hotel and of course drop-off there as well.

Based on a group of 11 persons, the price of the program will be per person in a twin or double room from 810 € The whole program can be 100% customized to your requirements, your budget, and your flight schedule. We can also adapt the room types if you prefer single or family rooms.

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Explore the Best of Madrid and Barcelona: A 6-Day Adventure

After you arrive in Madrid on the first leg of your Madrid and Barcelona 6 days and 5 nights adventure, the group will drive in a modern bus to their hotel in Madrid. Once there, there’s time to check in and relax a bit before the first tour of this Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights journey starts.

During this four-hour sightseeing tour around Madrid, which forms an integral part of your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights itinerary, you’ll get to see all the most interesting places in the city.

The tour starts at the Royal Palace, a symbolic building used for government ceremonies and events. Constructed in the 18th century, over two hundred and seventy years have passed since its inception, and it remains a cornerstone of your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights experience.

Spanish monarchs once lived here until the twentieth century. With over one million square feet of space and three thousand rooms adorned with statues and priceless art, it’s a highlight of the Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights package.

Next up during your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights excursion is Park Retiro, Madrid’s most appealing open space. Initially a royal park, it became public in 1868, transforming into a haven for both locals and travelers on the Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights tour.

Further sights that enrich the Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights adventure include the Puerta del Sol, the very heart of Madrid, and the Plaza Mayor, a vibrant square teeming with history.

You’ll also visit the Cathedral, Plaza de la Vila, Puerta del Alcala, Gran Via, Plaza de Cibeles, and the Stadium Santiago Bernabeu, ensuring a comprehensive feel of Madrid during your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days and 5-nights itinerary.

After a day of exploration, the group will be treated to a delicious Welcome Dinner in a typical Spanish restaurant. Here, you’ll get a taste of Spain’s culinary delights, which is a crucial part of the Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights experience. Satisfied, the bus will transport you back to your hotel. Your first night in Madrid provides ample opportunity to delve deeper into the city at your pace, a perfect wrap-up to the day of your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights journey.

Today you will explore another city in the surroundings of Madrid in an 8-hour full-day tour. Just 50 minutes outside Madrid there is the medieval capital of Spain: Toledo, which should not be missed. Although it is now a place for tourists to come and see, five hundred years ago it was the bustling city center of Spain for centuries.

Given the honor of a World Heritage city, Toledo is as important as any other place in Spain and equally beautiful. The old city walls border Toledo and its winding, stone roads and picturesque buildings.

Toledo has been populated for thousands of years by almost every major empire to conquer what is now central Europe. Because of this, there are remains of each dynasty sprinkled throughout the city. When you are in this city you are truly in the middle of history.

The city is famous for being the main place of co-existence for Jews, Christians, and Muslims from seven hundred A.D. until fourteen hundred A.D. Many different religious monuments and buildings stood next to one another and people were free to practice whatever religion they wanted to. During the 16th Century, it was home to the Spanish monarchy and was the capital city.

The first thing you see when entering Toledo is the Puerta Bisagra, the main entrance to the fortified city. When you pass through this gate you are passing through fifteen hundred years of history!

Alcazar is a spectacular castle, but was once a fortress and because of that has been rebuilt numerous times due to conflict and fires. There are many old cathedrals, mosques, synagogues, and monasteries all over the city. Other highlights include an assortment of interesting museums, a walk along the river Tajo, and if you are lucky some amazing Fiestas.

After this excursion, the bus will drive you back to the hotel and you can enjoy your free time during the rest of the day. Of course, there are also some options, which can be added if you wish:

1. Visit to Santiago Bernabeu Stadium

Real Madrid is famous for being the richest football club in Spain. Estadio Santiago Bernabeu Stadium is the home to Real Madrid and has been since 1947. It is one of the largest football stadiums in the world holding over eighty-five thousand people at one time.

2. Visit to the Prado Museum

There is no better place in the world to see Spanish art than the Museo del Prado. It is the largest and most well-known art museum in Spain, which was originally built in the 1700s in the Neo-Classical style. Some of the paintings found here date back over nine hundred years ago and are still on display today.

The Prado is considered one of the most impressive art galleries and museums in the world, ranked seventh in Europe, and is the most visited gallery in Europe besides those in London and Paris.

In the evening you can enjoy your free time and explore Madrid on your own. You can use it to do some shopping in the famous street Gran Via, take a delicious cocktail in an insider bar, or walk along the streets – just enjoy the charm of this city.

After the refreshment at the buffet breakfast on your Madrid and Barcelona 6 days and 5 nights journey, the day unfolds with a half-day trip (5 hours) to the incredible city surrounding Madrid: Segovia, renowned for its Alcazar and captivating medieval charm.

The excursion, a significant part of your Madrid and Barcelona 6 days and 5 nights experience, kickstarts with a tour to Segovia, one of the nine prominent towns constituting the state of Castile and Leon. Earning the honor of being named a UNESCO World Heritage City in 1985, Segovia boasts two particularly breathtaking landmarks.

Firstly, there’s the Aqueduct. Dating back to approximately 100 A.D., this masterpiece of Roman engineering stands as a testament to ancient architectural prowess. As an integral part of the Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights itinerary, the Aqueduct, with its 818-meter span and over twenty-five thousand granite blocks, offers a picturesque view from various city corners, though it predominantly graces the Plaza del Azoguejo.

Secondly, the Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights adventure introduces travelers to the Segovia Cathedral, Spain’s last gothic masterpiece. Towering over the city with its 90-meter high bell tower, this over four-century-old marvel was once Spain’s tallest structure, further amplifying the charm of Segovia.

While these architectural wonders are the highlights of the Madrid and Barcelona Barcelona 6-days 5-nights tour, Segovia’s offerings don’t end there. The Alcazar, a millennia-old royal palace, accompanied by its stunning gardens, adds to the city’s allure. Museums, arches, churches, and numerous other attractions ensure that this part of the Madrid and Barcelona Barcelona 6-days 5-nights journey remains etched in memory.

After soaking in Segovia’s magnificence, the bus escorts you back to your hotel, allowing for some relaxation before your onward journey. As a continuation of your Madrid and Barcelona 6 days and 5 nights experience, the afternoon sees you boarding a flight or high-speed train bound for Barcelona. Upon reaching this coastal gem, a private shuttle transfers you to your 3* Hotel.

The concluding part of this segment of your Madrid and Barcelona 6-days 5-nights adventure invites you to explore Barcelona at your own pace. Savor tapas, stroll through the historic old town, or simply unwind, gearing up for the adventures of the coming days.

The day begins with a buffet breakfast in your hotel. Afterward, our guide and bus will pick you up for a full-day excursion to the highlights of Barcelona.

The awe-inspiring architecture of Antoni Gaudi will be our starting point. Admire the UNESCO heritage buildings of Casa Mila and Casa Batllo in the picturesque Eixample quarter before we approach Barcelona’s most famous landmark, the cathedral of Sagrada Familia: this still unfinished gem of modernism architecture was begun in 1882 and the completion is planned for 2026, the 100th anniversary of the death of Antoní Gaudí.

We will continue to the upper city and the slopes of the Sierra de Collserola mountain range to reach Parc Güell. Your guide will take you for a short walk through this fairy-tale garden with its beautiful mosaics and amazing views up to the Mediterranean Sea.

Take a short break on its terrace for a picture of the famous curved benches.

After this refreshing break, we will continue with the bus to the Olympic facilities on Montjuic. This mountain between the historic center and the port has already been part of sports history for decades as Barcelona’s old Formula 1 track. For the 1992 Olympic Games, it was reformed as the central venue and 80% of the competitions took place over there. We will visit the beautiful plaza and the Olympic stadium before reaching the castle on the top of the mountain with its 360-degree views of Barcelona and its shoreline.

Making our way down from Montjuic our next stop will be the ancient heart of Barcelona. Step deep into history and explore the foundations of Barcelona as a Roman colony 2000 years ago. Our guide will tell you the rise and fall of the ruling empires over the centuries on a walking tour from the world-famous Las Ramblas through the narrow lanes of the Gothic quarter. On the way to Barcelona’s greatest medieval icon, the cathedral of La Seu you will also explore the indoors of the Roman Augustus’ Temple, the palatine chapel of Santa Àgata, and the cloister of the cathedral.

Now you will hop on your bus again to pass the old port and the former fishermen’s district of Barceloneta to reach the lively beach promenade. We will then enter modern Barcelona with the Olympic Port and the futuristic Forum area. On our way back to the hotel the tour will finish with the oddly shaped Torre Agbar, the icon of modern Barcelona in the new business district.

After this extensive tour get some rest in the hotel or take a look at Barcelona’s extensive shopping opportunities along fashionable Passeig de Gracia or discover hidden boutiques in the Born district.

Start into the day with another great breakfast. Today you will go on a trip to Girona and Figueres in northern Catalonia.

It will be a one-hour drive from Barcelona to the historic city of Girona. Founded by the Romans, it was a melting pot of cultures for centuries. Along winding medieval streets our guide will take you up the hill from the riverbank to the cathedral. On the way down we will pass through the narrow lanes of the Jewish quarter, walk along the Roman wall that surrounds the old town, and discover the Arab baths.

Afterward, you will have some spare time for shopping, a coffee break or just wandering around the picturesque old town on your own.

Another half an hour on the bus and we will reach Figueres, the home and workplace of world-famous surrealist, painter, and sculptor Salvador Dali.

We will get in touch with his fascinating world and visit the Theatre Museum of Dali. Almost completely created by Dalí himself, it is undoubtedly the best and largest collection of surrealism in the world. He wanted visitors to see his massive collection as a whole work, and for this reason, he refused to have his works placed in any order. Step in and get lost in this surrealistic world of fantasy mixed with architecture, paintings, and sculptures.

After this exciting day, the bus will bring you back to the hotel around 18.00 hrs.

In the evening you will enjoy a delicious farewell dinner in a Spanish restaurant. The dinner will include a three-course meal, wine water, and coffee.

According to the departure of your cruise ship, we will pick you up from the hotel and bring you to your cruise terminal. With a lot of impressions, you will be hopefully already thinking about when you will return to our beautiful city. Optional: If your cruise check-in will only open late in the afternoon, we can add another half-day tour in Barcelona.

Optionally, we are happy to include the following activities in your program:

• The inside of Sagrada Familia with VIP-Entrance : Explore Gaudi’s masterpiece with your guide and no queuing – 19€ per person
• FC Barcelona’s Camp Nou Stadium & Museum : Europe’s largest stadium will be yours from the player’s changing rooms to the pitch. Feel like Lionel Messi when you hold the Champions League trophy in the Barca Museum – 25€ per person
• Poble Espanol, the Spanish Village : since the 1929 world exhibition, this open-air museum has shown you the diversity of Spain in one place. Wander through the cobble-stones streets lined by white-washed Andalusian houses and enjoy Spanish architecture, cuisine, handicraft workshops, and artists – 9€ per person
• Andalusian Flamenco Show : Experience the fantastic spectacle in a typical palace in the center of Barcelona. Having its roots in Andalucia in the south of Spain, Flamenco nowadays is popular throughout the whole country. Combine it with a Paella Menu and the typical drink of Sangria while sitting at a table on the ground floor next to the stage. – 28€ per person for the basic show or 49€ for the longer show including a delicious Paella menu.
• Lunch in a typical Spanish restaurant – from 15€ per person
• Choice of freshly prepared lunch boxes including salad, sandwich, and drink for a lunch break during your tour – 15€ per person

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

You can travel by high-speed train (AVE), bus, or domestic flights. The train is a popular choice for speed and comfort.

Yes, especially during peak tourist seasons, it’s advisable to book your accommodations in advance.

Public transportation is excellent, including buses and metro systems. Consider purchasing a transportation pass.

Spanish people often dine late, and it’s customary to greet with a kiss on each cheek.

While not necessary, knowing a few basic Spanish phrases can be helpful and appreciated by locals.

As the curtains draw on our guide, remember that every page turned is an invitation to a real-life experience waiting to be etched in your memory. Madrid’s historical heartbeat and Barcelona’s lively charm are more than just words on a page; they’re the rhythm of adventures yet to be had. 

So, with a splash of Spanish flair and a dash of anticipation, I say: Pack those bags, let the wanderlust win, and let’s turn your Madrid and Barcelona Barcelona 6-days 5-nights dream into a vibrant reality. Book now and let the journey begin – because, querido reader, the best stories are lived, not told!

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I need a private tour for 2 pax as follows: Can you quote pls. Arriving in Barcelona on 9th Feb 24 @ 10:30 hrs. Require 6D5N guided private tour. Would like to cover all of city highlights + Park Guell. Also would like a day tour of 3 country tour of France/ Andorra/ Spain. If can – would like a visit to Camp Nou – FC Barcelona Stadium Tour. Would like to experience the Bullet train to Madrid. And Madrid Tour. Both Pax are Muslims but Ok to eat any food but WITHOUT PORK OR LARD. Flight to Cairo – out of Madrid 14:50 hrs on 14th Feb 2024. Please provide an Itinerary with Plan A – Standard Hotels , Plan B – Comfort Hotels, and Plan C – Luxury Hotels.

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Barcelona's sunny weather and light ocean breeze warrant a refreshing glass of sweet, fruity sangria. Just beyond the hustle and bustle of city life, idyllic vineyards stretch for miles and offer a picturesque wine tasting oasis. In the vivacious city of Valencia, renowned chefs cook up traditional saffron-induced paella in massive iron skillets for entire families to enjoy. En route to Madrid, the city of Toledo tucks itself along the Tagus River and boasts some of the world's most potent saffron spice. Spain has so much to offer, and during this 8-day expedition, you will experience many of the best aspects that can be included in a Spanish vacation in addition to an unforgettable tapas tour through the effervescent streets of downtown Madrid.

Spain's cobbled streets and stoic palaces boast a rich past that spans thousands of years. Remnants of the city's most prestigious mosques, synagogues and cathedrals nod to an eclectic heritage in the city of Girona. In Toledo, the famed Alcazar fortress is highlighted against the skyline and reveals an ancient military might. In the megacities of Madrid and Barcelona, past meets present, and charismatic bands play eclectic beats in Madrid's Malasana neighborhood beside centuries-old cathedrals and main squares. Dining along Barcelona's luxurious coastline just beyond the exquisite architecture of Antoni Gaudi can be an unforgettable experience. During this historically-based, 8-day excursion, you will experience all of this and more.

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Take your family on an unforgettable, 10-day adventure to the vivacious cities of Barcelona and Madrid. Live like kings and queens in the Royal Palace of the nation’s capital before rediscovering your artistic side amongst the whimsical architecture of Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona. Treat your taste buds to an explosion of flavor as you sample authentic paella in the coastal city of Valencia, and then, take off on a thrilling zipline adventure across Toledo’s Tagus River. Along the way, you will stop in small towns where you can immerse yourself in the local culture, history, and charm.

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Atletico Madrid and Barcelona resume Mundial de Clubes FIFA 25 race

Qualification places for the inaugural 32-team tournament could be decided in several confederations in the coming days.

Only one of heavyweight Spanish pair can claim a place in the USA next year

South African giants Mamelodi Sundowns could seal their spot on Saturday

Ulsan just one win away from becoming first Korean club to qualify

Atletico Madrid (ESP) and Barcelona (ESP) resume their battle to reach the inaugural Mundial de Clubes FIFA 25™ (FIFA Club World Cup 2025™) when they contest their respective UEFA Champions League quarter-final second legs on Tuesday, while spots in Asia and Africa could also be decided in the coming days.

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Following their 2-1 first-leg win against Borussia Dortmund (GER), Atleti are well-placed to join city rivals Real Madrid (ESP) as Spain’s second representative via the rankings pathway . With just nine points left to play for (seven from matches, two by advancing to further rounds), Diego Simeone’s men are six points clear of Barcelona in the standings.

If Barcelona, who hold a 3-2 first-leg lead, are knocked out by Paris Saint-Germain (FRA), Atletico’s place would also be secured. If both go through, they will face each other in the final four with the second Spanish spot still on the line – either through the champions or rankings pathway.

Either would qualify as European champions, but it is impossible for both teams to reach the United States tournament.

If Atletico win the second leg against a Dortmund side who have already clinched their FIFA Club World Cup 2025 spot, there is only one way for Barcelona to deny their La Liga rivals a place in the inaugural 32-team competition via the rankings pathway: win their quarter-final second leg, defeat Atletico in both semi-final legs and lose the final in a penalty shoot-out.

If Atletico achieve a better second-leg result than their domestic rivals, Barcelona will no longer be able to overtake Atletico in the rankings and can only displace them at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 as 2023/24 European champions.

Winning a sixth European crown would clinch Barca a place at Atletico’s expense. If Barcelona win the second leg and Atleti are eliminated, Xavi Hernandez’s men would close to within three points of their compatriots in the rankings. To overhaul Atletico, however, Barcelona would still need to reach this season's UEFA Champions League final.

Wednesday 17 April Wednesday 17 April

Arsenal's (ENG) only route to the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 passes through winning the UEFA Champions League for the first time. They travel to Munich on Wednesday where Bayern Munich (GER), who secured a 2-2 first-leg draw in London, have already guaranteed a spot in the global showpiece as Germany’s top-ranked team. If Bayern progress, they will earn Austrian neighbours FC Salzburg (AUT) a place in the US via the rankings pathway.

As the last two winners of the UEFA Champions League, both Manchester City (ENG) and Real Madrid, who play their second leg in England on Wednesday, have already secured their places at the FIFA Club World Cup.

Two places remain up for grabs in Asia: one for the winners of the 2023/24 AFC Champions League, the other via the ranking pathway.

Al Ain (UAE) host Saudi four-time AFC Champions League winners Al Hilal in Wednesday's semi-final first leg. While Al Hilal's 2021 win in the competition means their FIFA Club World Cup 2025 place is already secure, a fifth continental crown this season would activate a second rankings slot and take Korean duo Ulsan HD (KOR) and Jeonbuk Motors (KOR) with them to the United States.

The picture is crystal clear for Al Ain – they must lift the AFC Champions League trophy to seal a place in the United States.

Ulsan will secure a place in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 if they win against Japanese side Yokohama F. Marinos (JPN) on Wednesday. In fact, two draws in their remaining games in the competition - or progressing to the final - would also see Ulsan claim the rankings pathway place.

If Ulsan and Al Hilal reach the final, Jeonbuk - who were knocked out by Ulsan in the quarter-finals - would be assured of a place via the rankings pathway.

Yokohama know only a first AFC Champions League title is enough for them to progress.

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The two teams still in contention for the one guaranteed spot available to an African team at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 via the rankings pathway meet in the CAF Champions League semi-finals as ES Tunis (TUN), with 90 points, host Mamelodi Sundowns (RSA), who have 98, in Saturday’s first leg.

With a maximum 12 points still available to non-champions, a Mamelodi first-leg win would guarantee their qualification for the global tournament next year as they would be 11 points ahead of their opponents with only nine still available.

A draw would leave ES Tunis still eight points back and needing to win the semi-final second leg and one of the two legs of the final to overtake Mamelodi. Should the Tunisians win both semi-final legs, they would overtake Mamelodi.

Both teams will qualify if Al Ahly (EGY), who have already qualified as the current African champions, eliminate TP Mazembe (COD) in the other semi-final as that will open two qualifying places via the rankings pathway. Only a TP Mazembe triumph in the competition overall can prevent ES Tunis and Mamelodi Sundowns from both punching their ticket for the United States.

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How Real Madrid beat Dortmund 2-0 in Champions League final on Carvajal, Vinicius Jr goals

Champions League result — Dortmund 0-2 Real Madrid

Ruthless Real Madrid rode their luck against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley Stadium before striking twice late on to claim a fifteenth Champions League crown.

Dortmund dominated an exciting opening half, with Karim Adeyemi missing two fine chances and striker Niclas Fullkrug then hitting the post .

And the German side were made to pay when Real came out on top late on. Dani Carvajal broke the deadlock with a header before the impressive Vinicius Junior scored to secure a 2-0 victory.

Victory sealed a record-extending fifth Champions League title for coach Carlo Ancelotti , his third with Real Madrid.

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The Briefing: How will next season’s Champions League work?

Big changes coming to the Champions League next season. The number of teams competing will increase from 32 to 36, meaning there will be 189 matches instead of 125, and the group stage will be replaced by a league phase — otherwise known as the “Swiss model”.

Each team will be guaranteed to play eight matches in the league phase of which they will play half at home and half away.

The top eight sides in the league will qualify for the knockout stage. Those finishing in ninth to 24th will compete in two-legged play-offs to determine who joins the top eight in the last-16.

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Champions League final analysis: Dortmund 0 Real Madrid 2 – Carvajal, Vinicius Jr and pitch invaders

The Briefing: Have Dortmund played like this all season?

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Where has this Borussia Dortmund been? At their worst during the Bundesliga season, they were almost unwatchable. But the word most often used to describe them? Boring — and historically that is something that Dortmund have never been, whatever their limitations.

The tenor of their performance at Wembley was completely different. In fact, the biggest compliment Edin Terzic’s side could be paid is that, for that first 45 minutes they played with the heart of a Jurgen Klopp team.

It’s not original to contrast Dortmund’s domestic and European form, but this was a level beyond anything they had produced before. It was football of a quality befitting the occasion. Football that nobody thought BVB to be capable of.

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The Briefing: How did Vinicius Jr prove his worth?

For a long time on Saturday night it seemed like Vinicius Junior’s biggest moments were without the ball amid a frustrating first half.

But Vinicius Jr is made of stern stuff, and soon turned things around, both for himself and the team. Two Champions League finals, two victories, and two goals for Vini now.

His night did not start that great, but it ended in triumph. In the end, none of Dortmund’s pressure or the chances they created will matter. Nobody recalls any of the other teams that Real have upended, do they?

The Briefing: Did Dortmund waste their dominance?

If you looked at any prediction models or betting odds, you would have seen that Real Madrid were the obvious favourites — not just to win the final but to be the dominant side across the game.

But just as Borussia Dortmund have done in Europe all season, they ensured that the narrative did not follow the direction that many expected during the first half of Wembley’s final.

Dortmund’s performance was strong — arguably their strongest of the season — but Madrid have a narrative of their own. One that sees them regularly underperform but still come out on top as the final reflected their whole European campaign.

The Briefing: How unlikely a hero is Carvajal?

Dani Carvajal was the unlikely hero. He was a surprise scorer, but maybe should not have been. Finally free of injuries which have dogged him through recent seasons, Carvajal already had five goals and five assists in all competitions this season.

He is also a hugely important character in the dressing room, setting standards and demanding intensity, along with fellow long-serving home-grown players Nacho and Lucas Vazquez.

That historic moment came more than two decades after, as a 10-year-old, he was selected to join Alfredo Di Stefano in laying the first stone at the club’s Valdebebas training facility. As he won his sixth Champions League medal, Carvajal confirmed his place alongside Di Stefano as a Blancos legend.

The Briefing: Are Real Madrid inevitable?

We had all seen this movie before: Real Madrid pitch up in a Champions League final, stumble out of the blocks, seem to be there for the taking, ride their luck … but still prevail.

It happened against Atletico Madrid in 2014 and Liverpool 2022 and to a lesser extent in 2018. As one Dortmund chance after another went begging in the first half, you just knew how this was going to end.

The Briefing: Why was the match delayed?

The final, the showpiece of the European club game, was the biggest men’s match at the national stadium since England’s penalty shootout defeat against Italy that turned into a “day of national shame” with 19 police officers injured and more than 50 arrests.

The opening of the game was deeply embarrassing for the organisers as three separate pitch invasions by individuals delayed the start. A fourth attempted to join the three on the field but was stopped by stewards. The match was then restarted after a short disruption of around two minutes.

Champions League final talking points

Real Madrid won a 15th Champions League title after withstanding a hugely impressive Borussia Dortmund performance to triumph at Wembley thanks to late goals from Dani Carvajal and Vinicius Junior.

Here, The Athletic ’s writers analyse the game.

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Carlo Ancelotti: This club is 'a footballing family'

Victorious manager Carlo Ancelotti spoke about the departing Toni Kroos in his post-match press conference, saying: "I’m really grateful to him. He has finished at the very top. There’s no way of finishing in a higher position than this. He had the balls to finish it.

"He is a legend in this club and all the Real Madrid fans are grateful for him for what he has done – not only for his game but his attitude, his professionalism. Never missed a single day. I’ve said to him, we’re waiting. If you change your mind, we’re here waiting for you.

"My son (Davide) is my assistant coach, we're a family, Real Madrid is a family. It’s a footballing family, a very healthy, clean atmosphere, it’s fantastic for the structure. Working in a family is better than working in an industry.

"Every day at Valdebebas, with my son next to me, that helps me because he can tell me things that other people wouldn’t be able to tell me."

Dani Carvajal: 'Inside I had some anger'

Real Madrid goalscorer Dani Carvajal, speaking post-match about his reaction when he scored, said: "Well, I just ran to celebrate. Inside I had some anger really — just saying 'Here I am.'

"It’s not all about height. You need to be there, jump for the ball, show determination. Sometimes the shortest players can score headers too.

"The goal just says how confident I was really. When I heard the final whistle I was really emotional. I arrived here being a kid. I'm still here now with children.

"Over 20 years defending the colours of Real Madrid and making history with this team. It’s a fantastic feeling. We want to celebrate today and enjoy it because we deserved it."

Dortmund came so close

Another gutting defeat for Borussia Dortmund.

They were excellent in the first half, but two familiar problems – set-piece defending and sloppy passing across the defence – cost them.

It feels like they lost it more than Real Madrid won it.

Dortmund played the Champions League final like favourites but lost in sadly predictable circumstances

Carvajal: 'It seemed impossible to win six European Cups'

Speaking after the final, Dani Carvajal addressed joining the ultra-exclusive club of six-time winners of this tournament: "Well I’m very happy joining this select club of players that have won six European Cups. Every time we get one it’s harder to take it away from us. I’m really happy because I played all six in the starting XI in the team of my life. It’s a dream for me.

"If I could speak to Paco Gento, I would say it seemed impossible to join this club of six European Cups when I started out."

Record trophy hauls

A quick round-up of some of the milestone numbers reached tonight, because they bear repeating:

• Real Madrid have won the European Cup/Champions League final for the 15th time (against just three losses), more than double every other team in history.
• Carlo Ancelotti has won the competition for the fifth time as a manager, which is at least twice more than anyone else.
• Dani Carvajal, Toni Kroos, Luka Modric and Nacho Fernandez have won it for the sixth time, tying Paco Gento for the most all-time.

Terzic on Sancho: 'We don’t know yet what the future will bring'

One more from the Dortmund boss, because the questions now start to gain traction over the future of their on-loan winger Jadon Sancho and his Manchester United future. Here's what Edin Terzic said tonight:

💬 "The last six months, Jadon has been brilliant for us. He didn’t only improve his game, but improved all the players around him.

"I didn’t speak about the future because we’ve been talking about the present: playing in this final in his home town; a really special moment for him.

"You can feel the joy he receives and brings to the dressing room. I’m very happy to work with J. We don’t know yet what the future will bring, but it will bring for him another Champions League final."

Terzic told Jude 'the same thing I said to Erling'

Jude Bellingham caught the attention of European football while at Borussia Dortmund. Now he's a Champions League winner with Real Madrid.

That will benefit Dortmund financially, but what did Dortmund head coach Edin Terzic say to his former midfielder on the Wembley turf at full-time? Here's Terzic speaking to TNT Sports just now:

💬 "When he left us, I said the same thing I said to Erling Haaland, that I was proud to be their manager…and I was there when they won their first cup, but that I was pretty sure I wouldn't be around when they won their first Champions League. Erling did it last season, and unfortunately I was here when Jude did it, even though we tried to avoid this.

"It’s a very proud moment for him, so congratulations to the whole family. I know what (dad) Mark, (mum) Denise and (brother) Jobe are doing to get this success in the family, and big congratulations to them all."

Valverde: 'We really suffered in the first half'

Federico Valverde spoke to Movistar TV after the final: "We really suffered, particularly throughout the first half, because Dortmund really played well. They were so quick on their counters and they had some clear chances. I'm happy to congratulate our rival for how they played, but I'm happier that we won.

"The boss made little alterations to try and change the balance. He called me over quite a few times, but I understood what he wanted more or less, and when we changed to a 4-3-3, that helped, it gave us equilibrium.

"Tomorrow we'll celebrate, a real party. But tomorrow, too, we'll be telling each other how important it is to win this again next year."

Terzic hopes more will come for Dortmund

Borussia Dortmund head coach Edin Terzic was at his eloquent best, speaking to TNT Sports just now:

💬 "We gave them a really good game and showed everyone we were here to win, not just to play. We were very close and only small things were missing, but congratulations to them to keep this hunger to win it again. You see why they are the true champions.

"My first feeling is pride. We brought nearly 100,000 people from Dortmund to London and we all had belief. It was a fantastic journey for this campaign. But it is also a bit empty inside because it was a great opportunity, and unfortunately we didn’t make it.

"But I saw what we did every day to get here. How much desire, pain and hard work was left on the training ground for 333 days in 214 sessions. The biggest challenge we face now is to keep our belief high, because everything in life starts with belief."

Report: Some Madrid players 'very angry' with UEFA

Movistar TV reporter Sergio Sanchez has reported from Wembley that some Real Madrid players were very angry at UEFA, as family members who had bracelets (allowing them onto the pitch) were initially not allowed down to celebrate with them.

This was as the images showed Bellingham with his family members on the pitch, showing off his medal.

Courtois: 'A very long, very difficult year'

Thibaut Courtois, who kept another clean sheet in a Champions League final today, admitted to Movistar TV after the match that he struggled this season due to his long absence through injury.

He said: "It was a very long, very difficult year, with lots of support from my team-mates, medical staff and fans. I am happy to end it like this, with a clean sheet.

"I was relaxed. The mister (Ancelotti) knows me, Andriy (Lunin) had a good year, and we have to thank him. I knew I was ready, from the games I played, and training at a high level.

"You'd have to ask the boss what would have happened if Lunin had not been sick. He has a lot of confidence in me and I am happy to be able to return that confidence."

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