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Tour Code: ZV
Tour Length: 15 days
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HIGHLIGHTS OF PORTUGAL & SPAIN
Overview Click map for larger sizeStarting in Lisbon, Portugal's capital, this vacation offers you the highlights of both Portugal and Spain. Two-night stays in Lisbon, Santiago de Compostela, Madrid, Seville, and the Algarve ensure that you get the most out of these amazing destinations. In-depth city sightseeing tours include the most important sights: like Lisbon's Jeronimos Monastery, Santiago de Compostela's Cathedral Vieja, Madrid's Prado Museum, Toledo's Church of Santo Tomé with one of El Greco's most famous paintings, Granada's Alhambra complex, Cordoba's Mosque of the Caliphs, and Seville's cathedral with the tomb of Columbus. In Oporto, visit the prestigious House of Sandeman and the Stock Exchange. Enjoy an entire day at leisure at the Algarve, Portugal's most popular holiday area, with the possibility to join an optional excursion to Henry the Navigato's Promontory of Sagres near Cape St. Vincent. Your Highlights of Portugal & Spain tour ends in Lisbon, leaving you with wonderful vacation memories. City Highlights
Lisbon:
Welcome dinner, guided sightseeing, visit Jeronimos Monastery and the Alfama
Obidos:
Walking tour of the medieval town
Batalha:
Visit the Dominican Monastery
Fatima:
Visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary
Oporto:
Wine tasting in a Port cellar; guided sightseeing, visit the Arabian Hall in the Stock Exchange
Viana do Castelo:
Lunch break
Santiago de Compostela:
Guided sightseeing, visit the Cathedral Vieja
Lugo:
Take pictures of the Roman walls
Ponferrada Area:
Take pictures of the Knights Templars Castle ruins
Leon:
Guided sightseeing, visit the cathedral and museum
Salamanca:
Visit the Plaza Major
Avila:
Walk through the walled town
Madrid:
Guided sightseeing, visit the Prado Museum
Cordoba:
Guided sightseeing, visit the Mosque of the Caliphs
Seville:
Guided sightseeing, visit Maria Luisa Park, the cathedral, and walk through the Santa Cruz Quarter |
