Welcome to Lisbon, capital of Portugal, located on the north bank of the river Tagus. A city set on seven hills, as the legend tells, with its cobblestoned pavements and narrow streets full of Art Nouveau cafés. On arrival check into your hotel on your own anytime after 1500 hrs. Overnight in Lisbon. (D)
Today, on a guided tour of Lisbon, see the Jeronimos Monastery, Padrão dos Descobrimentos, Praça do Comércio, Rossio Square and Abril Bridge. See The Belém Tower which is located on the banks of the Tagus River - one of the iconic landmarks of Lisbon. Here you will taste Lisbon’s famous Pastel Du Belem - a Portuguese tart pastry dusted with cinnamon. Enjoy a scenic cruise on the Tagus River. Later visit Cascais beach that is situated on the beautiful Lisbon coastline. Stroll around the beaches. Overnight in Lisbon. (B, D)
Today, drive to Fatima. On arrival melt into the stream of pilgrims from all over the world as you visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary in Fatima - one of the most important shrines of the world dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Visit the Shrine of Fatima. Later, drive to Salamanca. Enjoy a local dinner with Sangria - a traditional Spanish drink. Overnight in Salamanca. (B, D)
Today, proceed on a guided city tour of Salamanca. Visit the Plaza Mayor which is the city’s crowning glory - built by Alberto and Nicolas Churriguera, it is widely thought the most beautiful Plaza Mayor in Spain. Later, drive to Madrid, the capital city of Spain Overnight in Madrid. (B, D)
Today, drive to Toledo and proceed on a guided tour of Toledo. See the most famous monuments during a walking tour of the city center, including St.TomeChurch, Santa Maria la Blanca Synagogue, San Juan de Los Reyes Church, Museo Victorio Macho, and the Cathedral. Also, visit sword making factory where you will be shown how the swords are made. The Factory houses a museum of traditional swords. Later drive back to Madrid. Visit the Royal Palace of Madrid. Later, proceed on a guided city tour of Madrid. See Puerta del Sol, Cibeles Squares and Plaza Espana. Drive through the main streets and see the Neptune Fountain, Alcala Street, and Gran Via - the most popular commercial street for a real taste of Spain. Overnight in Madrid. (B, D)
Today, drive to Seville - Spain’s fourth-largest city and the capital of Andalusia. It is one of the most alluring cities in Europe. On a guided city tour of Seville, see the Seville Cathedral, which is the largest and highest cathedral in Spain and where the mortal vestiges Christopher Columbus are kept. See the Giralda, adjacent to the cathedral, a splendid example of Moorish art and now a symbol of Seville. Later visit Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza de Cabellería de Sevilla - the oldest bullring in Spain. Spend some time to stroll along the busy Santa Cruz quarter. It is impossible to resist the charm of this district with its winding alleys, its picturesque lime-washed houses, its delicate hardly visible flowery patios, and its small squares. Overnight in Seville. (B, D)
Today, drive to the Rock of Gibraltar, in British hands since 1704. Upon arrival, proceed on a Guided tour of Gibraltar. Visit Europa Point, See the Morrish castle, Upper Rock, the Nature Reserve, Pillars of Hercules, later Visit St. Michael’s Cave, a network of limestone caves located within the Upper Rock Nature also the cave is one of Gibraltar’s top tourist attractions. Drive to Marbella - one of the best-known resorts on the Costa del Sol. Stroll along its beaches, restaurants & bar for which this place is famous for. Later we drive to Granada. Overnight in Granada. (B, LD)
Today, on a guided tour of Granada, visit the Alhambra complex, Spain’s outstanding symbol of Moorish heritage. It is one of the country’s most visited tourist attractions. Walk around the fortress, palace, patios, and gardens which are undoubtedly some of the greatest accomplishments of Islamic architecture. There is also time to amble through the magnificent Water gardens of Generalife, the royal summer residence. Later, we drive to Valencia. Overnight in Valencia. (B, D)
Today, on a guided tour of Valencia, see the Town Hall, the Bull Ring, the massive Gateway Towers of Serrano sand Quart and the new Arts and Science Complex designed by the famous Valencian architect Calatrava. Also, see the imposing La Seo Cathedral. Later, drive to Barcelona, one of the best spots in the Mediterranean. Due to its superb location on the Mediterranean, its vibrant street life, fascinating Gaudi architecture, superb cuisine, and its world-famous football team, Barcelona has become one of Europe’s most popular destinations. Overnight in Barcelona. (B, D)
Today, proceed on a half-day excursion to Montserrat Mountains where you will visit the Royal Basilica of Montserrat with its 12thcentury carving of the Black Virgin. Later, drive back Barcelona on arrival proceed to a guided city tour. Visit the magnificence of the 14th-century gothic cathedral, the unfinished glory of Gaudi’s controversial Sagrada Familia. Stroll through the lively Las Ramblas, the city’s most spirited street with its colorful flower stalls and markets to the Christopher Columbus Monument near the waterfront. Also see Plaza de Cataluna, the largest and busiest square in the city center. Next, we visit the FC Barcelona stadium which is the largest in all of Europe. Do not miss this fantastic opportunity to retrace the footsteps of legendary players from past and present on this tour through Barcelona Camp Nou football stadium. Later in the evening enjoy the famous Flamenco Show watching a fantastic flamenco performance served with a glass of wine. Overnight in Barcelona. (B, LD)
Today, after breakfast your ‘Spanish Fiesta’ tour ends as you check out of the hotel. We hope you have thoroughly enjoyed your tour of Europe. Write in and tell us how you enjoyed it and give us any suggestions you may have. Goodbye till we meet again! (B)
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