13-Day Cultural Heritage of Spain and Portugal

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Today you'll explore this beautiful city. Barcelona was founded as a Roman city, in the Middle Ages and is now one of a large metropolis with the Mediterranean Sea serving as a backdrop. In the morning you will go on a tour of Montjuic hill, which provides stunning views of the city. In the afternoon, enjoy a walking tour around the city to discover its most emblematic sights.

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This morning you will take a high-speed train to Valencia. In the afternoon you will go on a tour to the Nature Park of the Albufera and take a boat on the biggest lake of the Iberian peninsula. Here you will get to admire the lush surroundings and the fauna and flora that inhabit the area. After the tour, you will return to your hotel to relax for the rest of the evening.

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This morning you will have some free time in Valencia to discover the city before taking an eight-hour bus journey to your next destination: Granada. This city is located at the foot of Sierra Nevada Mountains and has everything from prestigious Moorish buildings to luminous skies and a luxuriantly green setting around the city. Check in to your hotel in the evening to recover after your journey.

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Today you will explore the main sights of Granada. The morning walking tour will take you to the Alhambra Walls and Towers and the Charles V Palace, which houses the Alhambra Museum with its unique collection of Hispano-Muslim and Nasrid Art. After lunch, you can join a walking tour to the hearth of the Albayzín, where you will learn about its Moorish roots and wander through a labyrinth of narrow streets perfumed of jasmine and visit a typical house-cave.

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This morning you will leave Granada behind and travel by train to the most emblematic city of Andalusia, Seville. Seville is a city full of culture, history and fabulous shops and restaurants to enjoy at your leisure. Once you arrive in the afternoon, you will have some free time to spend as you wish. You can recover from the train ride and relax at your hotel, or do some exploring in Seville.

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Today, venture out into Seville to discover this stunning city and its main streets, avenues and monuments. Visit the University, the Old Tobacco Factory, the Plaza de España, San Telmo Palace, The Golden Tower, Isabel II Bridge and the Macarena Basilica. Then visit Santa Cruz's Jewish quarters, a
labyrinth of narrow streets and the gorgeous Plaza de los Venerables. Finish at the Royal Alcazares and the largest gothic cathedral in the world, the Cathedral of Seville.

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This morning you will have some free time to enjoy Seville at your leisure. You can visit the vibrant Triana district of Seville, take a horse and carriage tour, or visit the Casa de la Memoria, a cultural building established to promote and preserve authentic Andalusian traditions. After lunch, you will take an eight-hour bus journey to cross over to Portugal. You will spend the night in Lisbon.

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Begin the day discovering Lisbon and its most emblematic monuments on a full-day walking tour. Visit the symbol of Lisbon, Belém and Belém Tower, and the Jeronimos Monastery. Go on to the Coach Museum which has one of the best carriage collections in Europe. Finally, you'll head to the oldest and most picturesque district of Lisbon, Alfama with the town Trade Square and the city centre.

Today is a travel day. After enjoying breakfast at your hotel you will head to the bus station and leave Lisbon behind. You will take a bus that will take you to the capital of Spain, Madrid. The journey takes around 9 hours. Once you arrive, you have the rest of the evening to recover from the journey and to relax at your hotel in Madrid.

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Today you'll explore the most important city in Spain, which is the capital of the country and therefore, an important political and financial centre. You'll visit a number of sites including the Reina Sofia Museum which holds over 21,000 works of art and main collections by Picasso and Dali, and also the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum which is a private collection of works of art from some of the world's most famous painters. You can also visit the Royal Palace and the Prado Museum.

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Today you have a free day to discover the old town of Madrid, also known as “Habsburg’s Madrid” because of the dynasty that reigned in Spain until 1700. Join a walking tour through the Renaissance and Baroque style buildings of this era, one of the most picturesque and important places such as Mayor Street, Plaza de la Villa, Plaza de Oriente and its surroundings.