Lisbon & Lively Barcelona

Suggestion for the day:

• Visit the Sagrada Familia and Park Guell: Start your second day in Barcelona with a visit to the iconic Sagrada Familia, one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. Gain insight into the history, construction, and design of this remarkable structure. Then, head to Park Güell and admire its colorful mosaics and unique architecture. Enjoy views of Barcelona from atop the terrace as well as spectacular sights like the dragon sculptures and Antoni Gaudí’s tiled roofless salamander.

Suggestion for the day:

• Discover the Medieval City of Girona: Nestled between Barcelona and France lies the stunning city of Girona, a destination abundant with rich history, culture, and awe-inspiring architecture. Experience life as it was lived centuries ago while exploring this medieval gem! Walk through winding streets that culminate at breathtaking plazas and stroll along riverside pathways leading to ancient ruins.
• Bid farewell to Barcelona with a Flamenco Dinner!

Welcome to Portugal! Enjoy hassle-free airport transfers upon your arrival and departure, and for a seamless start to your journey, we recommend booking an early hotel check-in.

Suggestion for the day:

• Stroll around Lisbon’s city streets: Lisbon's city streets weave a tapestry of history, adorned with colorful buildings and lined with the echoes of Fado music.

Can’t Miss:

• São Roque church
• São Pedro de Alcântara garden
• Ruins of Carmo church
• Santa Catarina viewpoint
• Luís de Camões Square
• Torre de Belém
• Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
• Pastéis de Belém
• Augusta street
• Terreiro do Paço
• Santa Justa lift

Suggestion for the day:

• Visit the UNESCO City of Évora: The entire town of Évora has been an official World Heritage Site, classified as an open-air museum according to UNESCO, since 1986. It is this significant historical and cultural wealth that attracts more and more Portuguese and foreign visitors to come and experience this truly special place year after year.

Can’t Miss:

• Sé Cathedral
• Roman Temple
• Capela dos Ossos
• Giraldo Square
• Évora university
• Água da Prata aquaduct
• Cromlech of Almendres

Suggestion for the day:

• Visit Sintra: Historically known as being the illustrious home to Portugal’s most storied monarchs, the town of Sintra is not only historically relevant but aesthetically speaking, it is a true marvel of magnificence and romantic beauty. This dream destination is also known as being filled with heavenly mansions tucked among rolling green hillsides, and fantastical castles that make you feel as if you have stepped into an actual real-life fairytale, including must-see marvels of the Palácio Nacional de Sintra, Palácio da Pena, Quinta de Regaleira, the Castelo dos Mouros, and the Palácio de Monserrate.

Can’t Miss:

• Pena National Palace
• Local pastries (travesseiros de Sintra)
• Ginginha (local licour)
• Pena Palace
• Quinta da Regaleira
• Monserrate Palace
• Moorish Castle
• Old-Town 

Wishing you a safe and pleasant journey back home, and we look forward to having you travel with us again soon!