Spain and Portugal are at the southwestern tip of Europe and form the Iberian Peninsula. They occupy a privileged geographical and strategic position, which they have highlighted since ancient times, as a meeting point and channel of communication between east and west, north and south. Their culture was influenced by the different peoples who inhabited it and remain on its lands to this day, creating a unique cultural mix in the world. Spain is a complex country, where many different "Spains" coexist harmoniously. Each has its beauties, its cultural personality and its special climatic conditions, which make it unique. Fertile southern Spain is known as Andalusia and is very touristy. At the westernmost point of the Iberian Peninsula, Portuguese civilization followed the voice of history. The vast ocean has always caused a magic, an attraction. The great sea adventures of the 15th and 16th centuries brought to Portugal and Europe a new era, the era of wealth, growth, flourishing of arts and letters. This closes a period in the history of the country that began with the Phoenicians, the Greeks and the Romans, passed to the Celts and the Moors and ended in the glorious saga of the Portuguese nation. Viejo or velho as the Portuguese say!
Day 1: Arrival In Madrid
Day 2: Exploring The Highlights Of Madrid
Day 3: Royal Palace Visit And Tapas In Madrid
Day 4: Toledo Excursion And Transfer To Cordoba
Day Trip To Granada From Cordoba
Day Trip To Ronda, Evening In Cadiz
Day 7: Transfer To Seville And City Tour
Day 8: Leisure Day In Seville
Day 9: Transfer To Lisbon With Stops In Elvas, Monsaraz, And Evora
Day 10: Guided Tour Of Lisbon's Sights And Neighborhoods
Day 11: Sintra And Alfama Excursion From Lisbon
Day 12: Excursion Along The Atlantic Coast: Obidos, Nazare, And Ericeira
Day 13: Departure From Lisbon