Lisbon

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

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 view of the downtown area from the park.

Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei - Provides a stunning view of Lisbon and the suspension bridge.

Lisbon - Home to the Monastery of Jeronimos, the Tower of Belem (entrance fee required), the Monument of Discoveries, and the famous custard pastries, Pasteis de Belem.

Overnight in Lisbon.

Sintra-Cabo da Roca-Cascais-Estoril coast

National Palace of Queluz - Known as the Portuguese Versailles, this national palace is optional to visit.

Centro Historico 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 the Boca do Inferno, a natural oceanside crater, and offers a free walk around Cascais.

Estoril - Drive along the Estoril coast, also known as the Portuguese Riviera, back to Lisbon.

Overnight in Lisbon.

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Fatima - Visit the world-famous shrine.

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

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

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

Aveiro - Optional boat ride through the canals of the Portuguese Venice (admission fee). Walk around the downtown area.

Porto - Drive to Porto.

Overnight in Porto.

Porto

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

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

Rua Santa Catarina - Explore Aliados Boulevard, Bolhao Market, Santa Catarina shopping street, and Cafe Majestic.

Sao Bento Railway Station - Visit Sao Bento train station and the Cathedral of Porto (admission fee). Walk the upper level of the Don Luis iron bridge.

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

Overnight in Porto.

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Amarante - Stop at one of the oldest villages in Portugal.

Peso Da Regua - The heart of the Douro Valley.

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

Salamanca - Visit the Cathedral (entrance fee), University (entrance fee), and walk around the old town.

Overnight in Salamanca.

Avila/Segovia/Madrid

Avila - Visit the Santa Tereza de Avila Monastery (entrance fee) and walk around the historic area.

Segovia - See the famous Roman aqueduct.

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

Real Sitio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial - Visit the majestic palace of the kings of Spain, the Escorial.

Madrid - Drive to Madrid.

Overnight in Madrid.

Madrid

Madrid - Take a panoramic tour of the city (Gran Via, Plaza Mayor, Fuente Cibeles) and enjoy free time to walk around, shop, and visit museums (optional entrance fees).

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

Overnight in Madrid.

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Toledo - Visit the first capital of Spain, the walled city of Toledo (historic area). Some monuments require an entrance fee (optional).

Trujillo - Walk around the historic area of this typical small Spanish town.

Merida - Visit several ancient Roman monuments like the Roman theater, Roman bridge, and Moorish structures (entrance fees apply).

Overnight in Merida.

Elvas-Vila Viçosa-Evora

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

Castle of Vila Vicosa - Visit the Braganca family’s castle, the Portuguese royal family palace in Alentejo province.

Corticarte - Arte em Cortica - Visit a cork factory (Portugal is the largest producer of cork in the world).

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

Overnight in Evora.

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Palmela - Known for being part of the wine region of the Peninsula of Setubal, this old Moorish city is a beautiful attraction with its whitewashed houses and strategic medieval castle on the highest hill. Visit the castle for views of Setubal and Lisbon in the distance.

Setubal - Developed significantly during the Roman Era due to salt production and fish salting techniques. Free time to walk in the central shopping streets of Setubal.

Parque Natural da Arrabida - The Arrabida mountain range is part of the protected region of Arrabida’s Natural Park. From viewpoints 500 meters above sea level, observe the stunning landscapes and the largest stretch of beaches in Portugal, with Troia recognized as the third largest beach in the world.

Azeitao - Known in Portugal for its cheese, wine, and “tortas de Azeitão,” a delicate and delicious pastry.

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

End of itinerary.

• 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

Embark on a remarkable tour of Portugal and Spain, two of Europe’s most exciting countries! Experience their rich history from the past to the present day. This central and northern journey begins in Lisbon and ends in Madrid, featuring a scenic drive through the Douro Valley. Our trip includes stops at renowned cities and towns such as Sintra, Fátima, Coimbra, Aveiro, Porto, Salamanca, Avila, Toledo, and Mérida, Evora. Along the journey, you’ll encounter beautiful castles, historical medieval towns enclosed by walls, sites of ancient battles, and a deep-rooted gastronomical and wine culture. In Portugal, marvel at incredible sights like the Pena Palace, the Belem Tower, the Chapel of Bones, and the Douro Valley. Spain boasts treasures such as Salamanca’s Cathedral, the Escorial Palace, Segovia’s Roman Aqueduct, and the medieval towns of Toledo and Avila surrounded by ancient walls. In Madrid, immerse yourself in the vibrant and dynamic lifestyle of its inhabitants that extends from day into night.

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