In the morning, the car will take you straight to the coastal city of Barcelona, ​​after arriving you will visit  the Columbus Monument , and the pedestrian street  La Rambla , then  the Sagrada Família  , a magnificent Roman Catholic church designed by architect  Antoni Gaudí  . Gaudi 's unique, colorful, fairy-tale-like decorative motifs   can be seen throughout the city and make this place as ethereal as the artist's mind.

Visitors will visit the Nou Camp stadium  , home of  the 1992 Barcelona Olympics , before spending the rest of the day at leisure exploring the central  Plaza Catalonia , dining and shopping.

Hotel: 3* in Barcelona or surrounding area.

After breakfast at the hotel, the group leaves Barcelona for  Valencia , the third largest city in Spain and the gateway to North Africa.  Valencia  is known as a bustling city with commercial activities, a city with a long and rich history of trade, where the two cultures of  Moorish  and  Arab meet . Visitors will visit the  ancient city gates of Valencia  and  the Valencia Cathedral , where the real holy grail is kept, before spending free time shopping at  the Modernisme Plaza  of Valencia City Hall  .

After visiting  Valencia , the group will return to  Alicante  to rest.

Hotel: 3* in Alicante or surrounding area.

After breakfast, the group will leave  Alicante  for the city of  Granada , located on the plateau of the  Andalusian province . This historic city was ruled by the  Visigoths  and the Arabs. It was the last stronghold of the Arab empire that dominated the Iberian Peninsula for 800 years. In the 15th century, King  Ferdinand  succeeded in driving out the Arabs and unifying Spain. Visitors will have the opportunity to take pictures in front of  the red Alhambra palace , a Moorish citadel  . The Moorish heritage   will immediately attract visitors' eyes, as it is the mark of the "golden age" of dome-shaped architecture.

Visitors will continue to visit the unique and sophisticated architectural works of Granada before returning to the hotel to rest.

Hotel: 3* in Granada or surrounding area.

After breakfast, the group travels north to Seville, the largest city in the autonomous region of Andalusia, and the fourth largest city in Spain. Seville was once the capital of the Islamic Empire, and is considered the guardian angel of Andalusian culture. It is also the birthplace of the famous Flamenco dance, and the main setting for many operas, the most famous of which is Bizet's Carmen.

Coming to Seville, visitors will visit the Seville Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Spain and the third largest in the world. The cathedral was inaugurated in the early 16th century, and today the halls of the cathedral are serving as the Royal Chapel, the burial place of kings for more than a century. The tomb of Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of the new world, is also located in the cathedral as a tribute to the great navigator. From the cathedral, visitors will see the Alcazar of Seville, which was once a Muslim palace and today the Spanish Royal Family still uses the palace as the official residence in Seville. This makes the Alcazar the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe. In 1987, UNESCO recognized the Alcazar as a world heritage site along with the Seville Cathedral.

From the Cathedral, visitors will walk to Santa Cruz, admire the Torre del Oro Golden Tower and the Maria Luisa Heritage Park. From the Spanish Square, visitors will admire the hand-crafted porcelain paintings, detailing the history and luxury of Spain. If possible, the tour guide will take visitors to visit the white village of Majas or visit the ancient town of Ronda.

Hotel: 3* in Seville or surrounding area.

Today the group departs for  Lipson,  the capital and largest city of Portugal. Expected to arrive  in Cabo da Roca  at noon. This is the westernmost point of mainland Portugal and mainland Europe. At the cape visitors can see the giant Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by endless scenery. Don't forget to buy a certificate to remember and prove that you have ever set foot on the westernmost point of Europe.

Back in Lisbon’s city center, you’ll visit  the Belém Tower  and  Jeronimos Monastery , both of which are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.  The Belém Tower  played a key role in the Portuguese maritime explorations during the Age of Discovery, as it was the place from which ships set off on their voyages to the world.  The Jeronimos Monastery  is one of the most outstanding examples of ancient Portuguese Gothic architecture.

The tour will pass through  Marquis of Pombal Square  and then stop at  Rossio Square  where visitors can spend their free time tasting traditional Portuguese custard tarts at a centuries-old bakery.

Hotel: 3* in Lisbon or surrounding area.

Today, the bus will take you back to  Madrid   via  Toledo , a World Heritage Site recognized by UNESCO in 1986 for its monumental cultural relics. This ancient city is located on a mountaintop, surrounded on three sides by the  Tagus River  and has many historical architectural works. Walking in the city, you will see the whole view of  Toledo , feel the bustle of ancient Spain and visit the great architectural work  of Toledo Cathedral .

At the end of the day, visitors relax on the bus and enjoy the Spanish scenery on the way back to Madrid.