1 Cabo da Roca
1 Columbus Square Monument
1 Barcelona Sagrada Familia 2
1 Lisbon Maritime Monument

"Economy Class - Super Value Group C" Colorful Spanish and Portuguese Romantic Lisbon + Toledo + Madrid + Zaragoza + Barcelona 8 days 6 nights tour

Entering Lisbon and exiting Barcelona, the itinerary is reasonable and there is no turning back.
Depart: Portugal
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Depart: Portugal     Return:
8 days 6 nights

"Economy Class - Super Value Group C" Colorful Spanish and Portuguese Romantic Lisbon + Toledo + Madrid + Zaragoza + Barcelona 8 days 6 nights tour

Entering Lisbon and exiting Barcelona, the itinerary is reasonable and there is no turning back.
Depart: Portugal
Return:
Depart: Portugal     Return:
8 days 6 nights
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Day 1

Home—Lisbon

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With a relaxed and happy mood, and their bags filled with unlimited expectations, the distinguished guests went to the airport on their own and flew toLisbon Lisbon. Due to the time difference,It is recommended to confirm the local time and depart 1 day in advance. The exact time is subject to the arrival time, please choose an early flight to arrive. After checking in, you will spend the night on the plane. Please pay attention to your night rest. It is relatively cold on the plane, so please prepare wind-proof clothing. Please check all documents carefully, such as passports, visas, etc.

Day 2

Arriving in Lisbon Lisbon

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Today we will arrive in the Portuguese capitalLisbon Lisbon, the tour guide will be waiting for your arrival at the airport. You will prepare your own dinner that day and have a good rest at night to prepare for the next day's journey.

There is one free pick-up today (please communicate with the customer service staff to confirm the specific time, other time periods require paid airport drop-off)You can chooseAt own expenseTake a morning tour to Cape Roca.

Warm reminder: Early tours need to be booked together when booking a group, and temporary purchases cannot be made after joining the group.

[Morning tour itinerary at your own expense]

【Cape Roca】

On the seaside in the western suburbs of Lisbon, visit Cape Roca, "the end of the continent and the beginning of the ocean" and the monument that records the precise longitude and latitude. The endless Atlantic Ocean and the fresh sea breeze are refreshing.


Day 3

Lisbon - 332km (3h55min) Cáceres

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Itinerary: Lisbon → April 25th Bridge (far view) → Monument to the Discovery of the Navigation (appearance, 15 minutes) → San Jeromeno Church and Monastery (appearance, 15 minutes) → Belem Tower (appearance, 30 minutes) → Rossio Square (30 minutes) → Lisbon Liberty Avenue free time (60 minutes)

Special gift of local specialty egg tarts

Lisbon Lisbon

The capital of Portugal, a city at the southwest tip of the European continent, is also the political, economic and cultural center.

April 25th Bridge April 25th Bridge(View from afar)

This "sister bridge" of the Golden Gate Bridge was built to commemorate the Portuguese people's overthrow of the military government and the establishment of a democratic regime in the "Lilac Revolution" on April 25, 1974.

Monument to the Discoveries Padrão dos Descobrimentos(Appearance, tour no less than 15 minutes)

The Portuguese Navigation Monument was built in 1960 and stands in the square by the sea. It is so impressive that it has become a symbol of Portugal. Looking from a distance, the solid base of the monument looks like a white stone sailboat riding the wind and waves on the sea, which is very imaginative. In terms of detail, the delicate stone carving of figures on its base is a masterpiece of exquisite craftsmanship. The monument is engraved with statues of Henry, Vasco da Gama and 80 other sailors. On both sides are some navigators who accompanied the voyage, as well as famous generals, missionaries and scientists in Portuguese history. Behind the monument is a large cross symbolizing religious belief.

Church and monastery of SAN Jeromino Church and monastery of SAN Jeromino(Appearance, tour no less than 15 minutes)

Built in 1502, its majestic architecture represents the prosperity of Portugal's maritime hegemony era. It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1983.

The church as a whole adopts the Manueline architectural style. The white marble wall on the front is covered with exquisite and complicated reliefs. The nautical elements and religious symbols are cleverly integrated, such as entangled ropes, wave patterns, shells, etc., all showing the unique imprint of the Age of Discovery. The interior of the church is even more solemn and solemn. The tall vaults have smooth and graceful lines. The sunlight shines through the stained glass windows, casting colorful light and shadow on the ground. The air seems to be filled with the weight and sanctity of history. The coffin of the famous navigator Vasco da Gama is placed in the church. The sarcophagus is engraved with patterns symbolizing his maritime achievements, quietly telling the glory of the past.

Belém Tower Belém Tower(Appearance, tour no less than 30 minutes)

Lisbon symbol, here is the former customs house of Portugal. It is the starting point of departure and the end point of return. There is a popular saying among local sailors: If you see Belém Tower on your return voyage, you are home.

Rossio Square Rossio(The tour lasts no less than 30 minutes)

Rossio Square is located in the center of Lisbon. It is designed to be similar to the Place de la Concorde in Paris, and is paved with Portuguese gravel roads that represent Portuguese characteristics. There are not only beautiful buildings in the square, but also beautiful fountain landscapes. In the center of the square stands a monument to Pedro IV, so it is also called Pedro IV Square.

Avenida da Liberdade, Lisbon

Known as Portugal's "Champs Elysées", it is a commercial street in the center of Lisbon. It is lined with high-end luxury hotels, restaurants and clothing stores. It is home to many luxury stores. Stroll along Liberty Avenue and experience the fun of shopping slowly in an exotic business district. Neat trees are planted on the avenue to shield pedestrians from the sun. There are benches under the trees for people to rest. When you are tired from walking, you can sit down and relax and feel the leisurely atmosphere of the city. In the middle of the road is a wide pedestrian area, and the ground is also paved with fine Portuguese gravel, echoing the style of Rossio Square. It is very lively both day and night. During the day there are bustling shopping crowds and tourists, and at night it is brightly lit and neon flashes.

Cáceres(Tour takes about 1 hour) (World Cultural Heritage City)

Caceres Ancient Town Caceres Ancient Town was founded by the Romans in 25 BC. The entire landscape here is open. Its history can be traced back to the Paleolithic Age of 20,000 BC. The tour winds through the old streets and alleys of the old city in the American New World art style, which is dominated by white tones. Within its Moorish walls, there are a large number of palaces, state churches, towers, and official residences that are characteristic of the Middle Ages. Traveling through Cáceres takes you into the complex past and into the present.


Day 4

Cáceres—213km (2h16min) Toledo—73km (1h) Madrid

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Itinerary: Cáceres → Toledo (2 hours) → Madrid → Puerta del Sol and Kilometer Zero landmark (30 minutes) → Plaza Mayor (30 minutes)

【Toledo】(Toledo)(Tour takes about 2 hours)

It was the capital of Spain's former Kingdom of Castile and a world cultural heritage city. You can climb the mountain to get a bird's eye view of Toledo. Toledo itself is a work of art. The streets and alleys are full of Roman, Visigothic, Muslim and Jewish-style buildings. Stroll through the famous Toledo Art District and enjoy the vicissitudes and beauty of this small town known as "the city crowned by the imperial crown".

【Madrid】(Madrid)

Madrid is the capital of Spain and is also the commercial center and "headquarters economy" center of Spain.

[Puerta del Sol Square and zero kilometer landmark](Tour takes about 30 minutes)

This is the seat of the Madrid regional government and one of the busiest business districts in Madrid. In the middle of the Puerta del Sol is the "Kilometer Zero Landmark", which is the very center of the Iberian Peninsula. Stroll around Plaza Mayor, Madrid’s main square on the west side of the Puerta del Sol, and take a group photo in front of the statue of Philip III.

【The Grand Place Mayor】(The Grand Place Mayor)(Tour takes about 30 minutes)

Built by King Felipe III of Spain in 1619, with a heroic equestrian statue in the center of the square, this square is the busiest gathering place in Madrid.

Optional items: flamenco dance show + dinner 120 euros/person

Flamenco dance is a treasure of Spanish art that integrates dance, singing and instrumental music. Its melancholy, passionate and unrestrained unique music style and unique dance form create a powerful artistic charm. It is one of Spain's classic national quintessences that cannot be missed.

Watching an authentic flamenco performance seems to give you a glimpse of the passion and tenacity of the Spanish people. The dancers were dressed in richly colored, layered flamenco skirts. With the rapid and rhythmic plucking of the guitar, the sometimes low and sometimes high pitch of the singer, and the crisp percussion of the castanets in their hands, their footsteps began to tap and spin on the stage like a storm.


Day 5

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Itinerary: Gran Via Street-Enter the Royal Palace of Madrid-Plaza de España-Enter the Prado Museum-Zaragoza

【Royal Palace of Madrid】Enter(The tour lasts no less than 1 hour)

The Royal Palace, also known as the Oriental Palace, is no longer the residence of the royal family, but it is still the main place where the king receives state guests. The wealth and splendor it displays show the extremely luxurious life in Spain during the reign of Carlos III. (Please understand that tickets will be refunded if the venue is closed for national events.)

【Prado Museum】(Prado Museum)Enter

Built in the 18th century and located in Madrid, Spain, the Prado Museum is considered one of the greatest museums in the world and the most comprehensive and authoritative art gallery with the most comprehensive collection of Spanish paintings. It has a collection of Spanish, Flemish and Italian art treasures from the 15th to the 19th centuries. Especially Spanish paintersgoyaThe works are the most abundant. The second floor is the most important part of the museum. It is divided into many small halls and displays many Spanish and Italian paintings. It will take visitors half a day to see them all.

【Gran Vía】(Gran Vía)

Experience various Spanish style and romance spanning more than a century. Here is a gorgeous high-end shopping street. Here is the main pulse of Madrid. Here is a microcosm of Spanish culture. Here is a legendary avenue with profound historical heritage. This is Gran Via Avenue.

【Zaragoza】(Zaragoza)(The tour lasts no less than 1 hour)

It evolved from the Roman city founded by Augustus the Great. It still retains many wall ruins from the ancient Roman period, churches, bridges, bell towers, palaces, etc. from different eras.


Day 6

Zaragoza—254km (1h22min) Barcelona

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Itinerary: Columbus Monument (15 minutes) → National Palace (30 minutes) → Montjuic Mountain (15 minutes) → Olympic Port (15 minutes)

Today we will travel to the second largest city in SpainBarcelona Barcelona, Barcelona is located in a hilly area as a whole, and many of the city's neighborhoods are named after nearby hills. The famous Montjuïc cliff is located in the southwest of the city, 173 meters high, and you can overlook the entire Barcelona Port from the top of the mountain.

【Columbus Square Monument】(The tour lasts no less than 15 minutes)

This monument is 60 meters high. Commemorates Columbus's triumphant return from his exploration of America in 1492.

【National palace】(National palace)(The tour lasts no less than 30 minutes)

Located on Montjuïc Hill in Barcelona, it was an exhibition hall built specifically for the 1929 World Expo held in Barcelona from 1926 to 1929. In 1934, it officially became the home of the National Art Museum of Catalonia.

【Mondrake Mountain】(Mondrake Mountain)(The tour lasts no less than 15 minutes)

 There is a platform on the mountain overlooking the entire Barcelona, where you can see the Columbus Monument, Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Barcelona Cathedral, the port, and the beach.

【Olympic site】(Olympic site)(The tour lasts no less than 15 minutes)

It was once the venue for the 1929 Universal Exposition, and in 1992 it became the main venue for the Barcelona Olympic Games. It has made great contributions to the successful hosting of various festivals in Barcelona in the past century.

【Olympic Newport】(Olympic Newport)(The tour lasts no less than 15 minutes)

There are several five-star hotels on the shore, and hundreds of private yachts are moored at the port. The Olympic Village near the port has more than 2,000 athlete apartments, which are owned by local wealthy people.


Day 7

Barcelona

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Itinerary: La Sagrada Familia (visit inside, 60 minutes) → Park Guell (visit inside, 60 minutes) → Free time on Avenue Grazie (3 hours) → Casa Batlló (outside, 15 minutes) → La Pedrera (outside, 15 minutes)

Barcelona Barcelona Like a happy paradise for dreaming, this city has the warm sunshine of the Mediterranean and a free and unrestrained atmosphere. Its modern architecture, popular styles, and design levels are far ahead of other European cities. Artistic masters such as Picasso, Miro, and Gaudi have all made their mark here. This city is a veritable art capital.

Sagrada Familia Sagrada FamíliaEnter, tour no less than 1 hour)

The masterpiece of the talented artist Gaudí has not only been included in the United Nations World Cultural Heritage, but is also a holy place in the minds of many tourists. The three facades of the church are presented in a grand and coordinated manner, with simple and neat lines. The reliefs on the church door wall show biblical stories and resemble living creatures. The interior design of the church, inspired by caves, mountains, flowers, plants and animals, adds a mysterious rhythm to the church, which is impressive.

Parc GüellEnter, tour no less than 1 hour)

Park Guell is one of Barcelona's dazzling attractions and a model of garden design among Gaudí's many works. The artificial landscape here looks more natural than the natural landscape. The use of color and lines is also used to the extreme. A stroll through the park will be a great way to immerse yourself in realism, with panoramic views of the city visible from the heights of the park.

Paseo de Gracia(About 3 hours of free time)

Via Gracia, also called Passeig de Gracia, is located in the middle of the expansion area, starting from Plaza Catalunya in the south to Via Gracia in the north. This is a shopping street with a concentration of famous stores.

The streets are lined with many international luxury brand flagship stores and local designer boutiques, with exquisite window displays, attracting fashion lovers from all over the world. In addition to the fun of shopping, Thanksgiving Avenue itself is also an artistic landscape avenue. The green belt in the center of the road is carefully arranged, and flowers bloom all year round, adding a touch of bright color to the street.

Casa Batlló(Appearance, tour no less than 15 minutes)

Casa Batlló is different from other buildings designed by Gaudi. Its exterior walls are all decorated with blue and green ceramics. It is a strange color combination. From a distance, it looks like the palette of an impressionist painter, but the colors are very harmonious.

Casa Milà(Appearance, tour no less than 15 minutes)

Gaudi's "final work" in his private residence. The wavy appearance is made of white stone exterior walls, balcony railings made of twisted iron bars and iron plates, and large windows.


Day 8

Barcelona - Home

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Today we will end our pleasant journey. You can book a suitable flight to leave the airport according to your needs.

Please note: Our staff only provides one free airport drop-off service from the hotel (please communicate with the customer service staff to confirm the specific time, other time periods require paid airport drop-off, please know)


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