Lisbon

Parque das Nações - A modern area in Lisbon featuring the Oceanarium, the largest aquarium in Europe.

Alfama - The oldest district in Lisbon, dating back to Moorish times.

Baixa, Rossio & Restauradores - The heart of downtown Lisbon, known for its main squares and boulevards.

Parque Eduardo VII - Offers a stunning view of the downtown area from the park.

Santuário Nacional de Cristo Rei - Provides a breathtaking view of Lisbon and the suspension bridge.

Lisbon - Includes the Monastery of Jerónimos, Tower of Belém (entrance fee), Monument of Discoveries, and the famous custard pastries, Pastéis de Belém.

Overnight in Lisbon

Sintra-Cabo da Roca-Cascais-Estoril Coast

Palácio Nacional e Jardins de Queluz - Known as the Portuguese Versailles, this national palace is optional to visit.

Centro Histórico de Sintra - Options to visit include: Pena Palace (entrance fee), Sintra National Palace (entrance fee), Quinta da Regaleira (entrance fee), Palace of Monserrate (entrance fee), and the historic center of Sintra.

Cabo da Roca - The westernmost point of mainland Europe.

Cascais - Features Boca do Inferno, a natural oceanside crater, and offers a free walk around Cascais.

Estoril - Enjoy a drive along the Estoril coast, known as the Portuguese Riviera, back to Lisbon.

Overnight in Lisbon

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Fátima - Visit the world-renowned shrine.

Coimbra - Explore the historic area of Portugal’s second capital.

University of Coimbra - Tour one of the oldest universities in the world.

Biblioteca Joanina - Part of the University of Coimbra, one of the oldest universities globally.

Aveiro - Optional boat ride through the canals of the “Portuguese Venice” (admission fee). Stroll through the downtown area.

Porto - Travel to Porto.

Overnight in Porto

Porto

Porto - Enjoy a panoramic tour visiting the shoreline and the mouth of the Douro River.

Torre dos Clérigos - Visit the Clérigos Tower, Lello Bookstore, and Carmo Church.

Rua Santa Catarina - Explore Aliados Boulevard, Bolhão Market, Santa Catarina shopping street, and Café Majestic.

São Bento Railway Station - Visit São Bento train station, the Cathedral of Porto (admission fee), and walk the upper level of the Dom Luís I iron bridge.

Vila Nova de Gaia - Tour the Port wine cellars (admission fee), take a Rabelo boat tour (admission fee), and walk along the riverside.

Overnight in Porto

Douro River Valley-Amarante-Peso da Régua-Pinhão-Castelo Rodrigo-Salamanca

Amarante - Visit one of Portugal’s oldest villages.

Peso da Régua - The heart of the Douro Valley.

Quinta da Pacheca - Optional visit with Port wine tasting at one of Portugal’s most renowned wineries.

Salamanca - Visit the Cathedral (entrance fee), University (entrance fee), and stroll through the old town.

Overnight in Salamanca

Ávila/Segovia/Madrid

Ávila - Visit the Santa Teresa de Ávila Monastery (entrance fee) and explore the historic area.

Segovia - See the famous Roman aqueduct.

Valley of the Fallen - Visit Valle de los Caídos (Valley of the Fallen).

Real Sitio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial - Tour the majestic palace of the Spanish kings, El Escorial.

Madrid - Travel to Madrid.

Overnight in Madrid

Madrid

Madrid - Enjoy a panoramic tour of the city (Gran Vía, Plaza Mayor, Fuente Cibeles) and free time for shopping, walking, and museum visits (optional entrance fee).

Prado National Museum - Visit the Prado Museum or any other museum of choice (optional).

Overnight in Madrid

Toledo-Trujillo-Mérida

Toledo - Explore the historic area of Toledo, Spain’s first capital. Some monuments may require an entrance fee (optional).

Trujillo - Walk through the historic area of this charming Spanish town.

Mérida - Visit ancient Roman monuments such as the Roman theater, Roman bridge, and Moorish structures (entrance fees apply).

Overnight in Mérida

Elvas-Vila Viçosa-Évora

Elvas - Explore the Portuguese Garrison Border Town of Elvas and its fortifications, the largest garrison town in Europe.

Castle of Vila Viçosa - Visit the Bragança family’s castle, the royal family palace in the Alentejo province.

Corticarte - Arte em Cortiça - Tour a cork factory, as Portugal is the world’s largest cork producer.

Évora - A UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit the Bones Chapel (admission fee), Roman Temple, and Giraldo Square (main square).

Overnight in Évora

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Palmela - Known for its wine region in the Setúbal Peninsula, this former Moorish city is a beautiful attraction with whitewashed houses and a strategic medieval castle offering views of Setúbal and Lisbon.

Setúbal - Developed during the Roman Era for salt production and fish salting, Setúbal was known for producing “Garum,” a prized condiment in Ancient Greece and Rome. Enjoy free time to explore Setúbal’s central shopping streets.

Parque Natural da Arrábida - Part of the protected Arrábida Natural Park, the mountain range offers stunning landscapes from viewpoints 500 meters above sea level. It also features the longest stretch of beaches in Portugal, with Troia recognized as the third-largest beach in the world.

Azeitão - Renowned in Portugal for its cheese, wine, and “tortas de Azeitão,” a delightful pastry.

Lisbon - Return to Lisbon via the 25th of April suspension bridge.

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• Professional driver-guide (Certified)
• Luxury transport in Mercedes Benz vehicles
• Inclusive of all taxes
• Free WiFi and bottled water on board
• Comprehensive accident and liability insurance

• Entrance tickets
• Clients meals and lodging

This tour of Portugal and Spain ranks among the finest in Europe! It offers a spectacular view of these two neighboring countries, from their origins to the present day. The tour is centrally and northward oriented, connecting Lisbon to Madrid and passing through the Douro Valley. Participants will explore renowned villages, towns, and cities such as Sintra, Fatima, Coimbra, Aveiro, Porto, Salamanca, Avila, Toledo, Merida, and Evora. Along the journey, there will be encounters with numerous castles, historical sites, and medieval towns, showcasing the legacy of past warriors and the rich traditions of gastronomy and wine. In Portugal, breathtaking sites include the Pena Palace, Tower of Belem, the Chapel of Bones, and the Douro Valley. In Spain, highlights include the Cathedral of Salamanca, the Escorial Palace, the Roman Aqueduct in Segovia, and the medieval towns of Toledo and Avila. In Madrid, visitors can experience the vibrant and lively atmosphere of the locals, both day and night.

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.