Portuguese Culture & Fado Show
Historic Center of Evora
Spanish Culture & Flamenco Dancing
Local Cuisine
Barcelona
Highlights
Lisbon
Nestled along the sun-kissed shores of the Tagus River, this capital city boasts a rich blend of culture and captivating attractions that are rooted in Portugal’s heritage. Explore the grandeur of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Tower of Belem and Jeronimos Monastery. During leisure time, savor the flavors of Portuguese cuisine and stroll the cobbled streets of the historic district, lined with pastel-colored houses and quaint Fado bars.
Gaudi’s Masterpieces
Get a glimpse into the mind of one of the world’s most celebrated architects, Antoni Gaudi, as you behold his acclaimed masterpieces in Barcelona. Known for Catalan Modernism, Gaudi’s distinctive and one-of-a-kind designs are often inspired by his three greatest passions: religion, architecture, and nature. Learn how he tells the story of life, death, and faith to evoke wonder by using wood, stained glass, wrought iron, stone, and more. See the way stone is used to create natural features on Casa Mila, marvel at the immaculate mosaics on Casa Batllo, discover Gaudi’s naturalist phase at Park Guell, and explore the fruition of his biggest dream, La Sagrada Familia.
Pena Palace
Travel into the picturesque Sintra Mountains to visit one of the most recognizable palaces due to its brightly colored exterior. This whimsical palace is a beautiful expression of 19th-century Romanticism. Enter through the Door of Alhambra, embellished with ceramic tiles depicting flowers and knights in armor. Wander the gardens and terraces, then step inside to explore the lavish rooms including Noble Hall, where the king threw his parties.
Royal Palace of Madrid
Take a captivating journey into Spanish royalty and history with a tour of this 18th-century palace, the largest in Western Europe. The moment you step into the vast courtyard, you’ll be transported to a bygone era of monarchy. The opulent rooms and chambers, adorned with priceless art, chandeliers, and furnishings, offer a window into the lifestyle of Spain’s royals. Don’t miss seeing an actual throne used by past kings in the Throne Room!