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13D10N Spain & Portugal

Experience the timeless charm of the Iberian Peninsula on this 13-day, 10-night journey through Spain and Portugal. Marvel at Antoni Gaudí's architectural masterpieces in Barcelona, wander the Moorish gardens of Granada, admire the world's largest Gothic cathedral in Seville, and explore the historic streets of Toledo, Madrid, Segovia and Salamanca. Cross into Portugal to visit the sacred shrine of Fatima before discovering Lisbon's grand monuments along the Tagus River — a captivating blend of UNESCO World Heritage sites, vibrant culture and unforgettable cuisine.

Highlights

Tour Quality

  1. Flight: Emirates Airlines or Turkish Airlines
  2. 4-Star Hotel or Similar (10 Nights)
  3. Lisbon (2-Night Stay)
  4. Free Travel Insurance (covered up to 69 years old)

Attraction

  1. Sagrada Familia & Park Güell (UNESCO Sites, Entrance Included)
  2. Generalife Gardens (Entrance Included)
  3. Seville Cathedral (Largest Gothic Cathedral, Entrance Included)
  4. Royal Palace of Madrid (Entrance Included)
  5. Jeronimos Monastery & Belém Tower (UNESCO Site)

Gourmet

  1. Traditional Spanish Paella
  2. Spanish Suckling Pig
  3. Traditional Portuguese Tart
  4. Mix Western & Chinese Meals
  5. 10 Breakfast / 9 Lunch / 10 Dinner

Experience

  1. Flamenco Show & Dinner (Granada)
  2. La Roca Village Designer Outlet (Shopping)
  3. Las Ramblas (Free & Easy Shopping)
  4. El Corte Inglés Department Stores (Madrid)
  5. Fatima Pilgrimage (Basilica of Our Lady of Fatima)

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Itinerary

Day 1
Kuala Lumpur → Barcelona (16H55M++)
Day 2
Barcelona
Basilica Sagrada Familia (Entrance Included)
A large Roman Catholic church designed by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí (1852–1926). Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site; in November 2010 Pope Benedict XVI consecrated and proclaimed it a minor basilica.
Park Güell (Entrance Included)
A public park system of gardens and architectonic elements on Carmelo Hill, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.
Barcelona Club Football Stadium (Photo Stop)
The legendary home of FC Barcelona and one of the most iconic football stadiums in the world.
Montjuïc Park
A hilltop park overlooking Barcelona's harbour, home to lush gardens, museums and panoramic city views.
De Catalunya
A large square in central Barcelona regarded as both the city centre and the meeting point of the old city and the 19th-century Eixample district.
Las Ramblas
Barcelona's most famous tree-lined boulevard, packed with street performers, cafés, flower stalls and boutiques.
Day 3
Barcelona → Valencia
La Roca Village Designer Outlet
A premium open-air outlet just outside Barcelona, featuring over 140 luxury and fashion boutiques with year-round discounts.
Day 4
Valencia → Alicante
Serranos Towers
One of the twelve original gates of Valencia's ancient city wall, built in the late 14th century in Gothic style.
The Bullring (Plaza de Toros)
A 19th-century neoclassical bullring inspired by the Roman Colosseum.
Estació del Nord
The main railway station of Valencia, located in the city centre next to the bullring.
Town Hall of Valencia
An elegant historic building on Plaza del Ayuntamiento, home to the city government and a landmark clock tower.
Cathedral of Valencia
A Roman Catholic parish church consecrated in 1238 by the first bishop of Valencia after the Reconquista.
Octagonal Bell Tower (El Miguelete)
The iconic octagonal Gothic bell tower of Valencia Cathedral, completed in 1429.
Art and Science Complex
A futuristic architectural masterpiece by Santiago Calatrava, housing a planetarium, science museum, opera house and Europe's largest aquarium.
Day 5
Alicante → Granada
Santa Bárbara Castle
A medieval fortress perched on Mount Benacantil, offering sweeping views over Alicante's coastline.
Generalife Gardens
Meaning "garden of the architect," located on Cerro del Sol beside the Alhambra. A series of large gardens where every corner holds a novelty and pleasant surprise for the eyes.
Flamenco Show Dinner
An authentic evening of Spain's iconic art form — passionate flamenco music and dance — paired with a traditional dinner.
Day 6
Granada → Cordoba → Seville
Mosque of Cordoba (Mezquita)
An extraordinary structure blending Islamic and Christian architecture, originally built in the 8th century as one of the largest mosques in the world.
Roman Bridge
The view over the Mosque-Cathedral with the river and bridge is one of Cordoba's most wonderful sights, especially at dusk when the stone glows a deep golden red.
Seville Cathedral
A Roman Catholic cathedral in Seville, the largest Gothic cathedral and third-largest church in the world. Registered by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1987.
Torre del Oro
A dodecagonal military watchtower built by the Almohad dynasty to control access to Seville via the Guadalquivir River.
Day 7
Seville → Toledo
Church of Santo Tomé
Dating from the 12th century and completely rebuilt in the early 14th century by the Count of Orgaz. Its tower is one of the best examples of Mudéjar art characteristic of Toledo.
Cathedral of Toledo
A magnificent 13th-century High Gothic cathedral, considered one of the greatest examples of Gothic architecture in Spain.
Toledo (Panoramic View)
The former imperial capital of Spain, a UNESCO World Heritage city set above the Tagus River and known as the "City of Three Cultures" for its Christian, Muslim and Jewish heritage.
Alcantara Bridge
A Roman stone arch bridge built over the Tagus River between 104 and 106 AD by order of Roman Emperor Trajan.
Day 8
Toledo → Madrid
Royal Palace of Madrid
The official residence of the Spanish Royal Family, today used only for state ceremonies.
Puerta del Sol
One of Madrid's busiest and most famous squares, considered the symbolic centre of Spain and home to the "Kilometre Zero" marker from which all Spanish roads are measured.
Plaza de España & Cervantes Monument
A large square and popular tourist destination featuring a monument to Miguel de Cervantes, bordered by two of Madrid's most prominent skyscrapers.
Plaza de Cibeles & Cibeles Fountain
An iconic Madrid landmark featuring the marble fountain of the goddess Cybele, surrounded by grand buildings including the Cibeles Palace.
Real Madrid Stadium (Santiago Bernabéu)
The legendary home of Real Madrid Football Club and one of the most prestigious football venues in the world.
Las Ventas Bullring
Madrid's grand Neo-Mudéjar bullring opened in 1931, considered the most important bullfighting venue in the world.
El Corte Inglés Department Stores
The biggest department store group in Europe and ranked third worldwide, carrying the most comprehensive collection of designer brands of any large store in Spain.
Day 9
Madrid → Segovia → Salamanca
Segovia Cathedral
Known as "The Lady of Cathedrals," this 16th-century late-Gothic cathedral is the last great Gothic cathedral built in Spain.
Aqueduct of Segovia
A remarkably preserved Roman aqueduct built around the 1st century AD, standing 28 metres tall and stretching over 800 metres — a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Old City of Salamanca
An ancient university town north-west of Madrid, home to one of the oldest universities in Europe, which reached its peak during Salamanca's golden age. Its historic centre features important Romanesque, Gothic, Moorish, Renaissance and Baroque monuments.
Casa de las Conchas
A 15th-century palace famously decorated with more than 300 carved stone shells on its façade, now home to a public library.
Salamanca Cathedral
Two cathedrals joined together — the Romanesque Old Cathedral (12th century) and the Gothic-Baroque New Cathedral (16th century).
Old Roman Bridge
A 2,000-year-old Roman bridge spanning the Tormes River, originally part of the Roman Silver Route.
Plaza Mayor & Town Hall
One of the most beautiful main squares in Spain, an 18th-century Baroque masterpiece surrounded by elegant arcades.
Day 10
Salamanca → Fatima → Lisbon
Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary of Fatima
A major Catholic pilgrimage site built on the spot where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared to three shepherd children in 1917, drawing millions of pilgrims each year.
Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity
A modern circular basilica completed in 2007, one of the largest Catholic churches in the world, located within the Sanctuary of Fatima.
Day 11
Lisbon
Monument of Discoveries
Built in honour of Henry the Navigator, who was instrumental in the success of Portuguese explorations during the 15th century.
Avenida da Liberdade & Pombal Statue
Lisbon's grand tree-lined boulevard often compared to the Champs-Élysées, lined with luxury boutiques and ending at the towering statue of the Marquis of Pombal, who rebuilt Lisbon after the 1755 earthquake.
Cristo-Rei Statue
A Catholic monument and shrine dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ, overlooking Lisbon from across the Tagus River.
Belém Tower
A 16th-century fortified tower built in the Manueline style on the bank of the Tagus River. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and an enduring symbol of Portugal's Age of Discovery.
25th April Bridge
The oldest bridge across the Tagus River in Lisbon, a 2km+ suspension bridge opened in 1966 after almost four years of construction.
Jeronimos Monastery
A monastery built in the early 16th century in a Portuguese variant of the Gothic style. Considered one of Lisbon's most magnificent buildings and classified a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with the nearby Belém Tower, in 1983.
Day 12
Lisbon → Kuala Lumpur
Return flight.
Day 13
Arrive Kuala Lumpur

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