# 5-Day Spain & Portugal Tour from Barcelona to Lisbon: Granada, Seville & Cabo da Roca

Tour in Europe — Barcelona → Lisbon.
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## Key facts

- Type: multiday
- Region: Europe
- Route: Barcelona → Lisbon
- Duration: 5 days
- Price from: $571.29
- Rating: 4.7 / 5 from 15 reviews on Tours4Fun
- Availability: currently sold out
- Operator: partner tour operator (supplied via Tours4Fun)

## Summary

• Explore Barcelona with a complimentary 1-hour city walk, plus time around Las Ramblas, Montjuïc, Camp Nou, and Sagrada Família. • Discover Granada’s Moorish heritage beneath the Sierra Nevada, with optional Alhambra Palace entry available by advance booking. • Experience Andalusia through Mijas, Ronda, and Seville, from whitewashed villages to cliffside views and historic squares. • End in Lisbon with Cabo da Roca, Belém Tower, the Monument to the Discoveries, and Jerónimos Monastery.

## Categories

Guaranteed Departure, Free Room Sharing, Daily breakfast, Free eSIM

## Itinerary

### Day 1: [Tue.] Barcelona

Complimentary Offer: one-hour city walk in Barcelona, accompanied by a local tour guide, to explore the charm of this city. At noon we will explore the charming and hospitable Barcelona and visit several tourist attractions, including the Columbus Monument and Las Ramblas. Later, the next destination is the iconic Sagrada Familia Church, an unprecedented architectural marvel by Antoni Gaudi, who is known as the Poet of Architecture. Then, we will head to the Camp Nou for photos and souvenirs. Following that we will visit Montjuic Hill, the site of the 1992 Olympic Games, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the whole city. After dinner we shall go back to the hotel. (Notice: Due to strict control of the flow of visitors and long lines, we advise you to book a ticket in advance if you intend to visit the Sagrada Familia. Visit time: 15:00 pm to 15:30 pm. Online booking website: http://www.sagradafamilia.org) *City walk reminder: As this activity is physically demanding, we advise you to wear comfortable sneakers and baggy garments; if it is disrupted by force majeure (such as bad weather, traffic restriction, or strike), we will have the right to temporarily cancel this activity and all tourist attractions are not available for the tourists.

### Day 2: [Wed.] Barcelona - Valencia (348km) - Alicante (170km)

In the morning, strolling along the coastline, we will travel to the third largest Spanish city - Valencia . Historically speaking, Valencia is a unique gateway for Spain to connect the Mediterranean and a center of business and culture. In the past, its charm and prosperity attracted a myriad of Arabs to come here for trade and business, making it so colorful and successful, far beyond the reach of other cities. Nowadays, Valencia is still a significant city for commerce and trade. It is also famous for the local delicacy Spanish paella and the renowned festival Las Fallas. After that, we will explore old towns, visiting the local squares, ancient city gates and Cathedral de Valencia. The most appealing part of this cathedral is the agate cup housed in the Chapel of the Holy Grail. It is believed to be the Holy Grail used by Jesus in the story of the Last Supper. After the tour, we sill head to Alicante, a resort city on the Costa Blanca. Accommodation: Alicante or nearby cities

### Day 3: [Thu.] Alicante - Granada (350km) - Mijas / Malaga (154km)

In the morning, our first stop is Granada, an ancient city nestling snugly at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Throughout history, Granada has been ruled by the Visigoths and Arabs chronologically, and even ruled by the Moorish Caliphate as the last stronghold for more than 800 years. In the 15th century, King Ferdinand successfully reclaimed the Iberian Peninsula and unified Spain. That's why we can explore so many heritages combining various civilizations and cultures here. Upon arrival, the priority of us is to visit the legacy of Moors - Alhambra Palace, which was built during the most prosperous AI-Andalus Times.With exquisite architecture and unique charm, this Palace is extraordinarily awe-inspiring. Tourists who book tickets in advance can visit its interiors, while tourists without ticket can also visit the surrounding old towns. After our tour, we will head to the famous resort Costa del Sol and travel to Mijas at sunset. Standing at the Andalusian mountain, we will have a panoramic view of the whole town and Costa del Sol. In the evening, we will stay in Malaga, the motherland of the prestigious artist Picasso, or nearby cities. Accommodation: Malaga or nearby cities ( Notice: Due to strict control of the flow of visitors and long lines, we advise you to book a ticket in advance if you intend to visit the Alhambra Palace. Visit time: 13:30 pm to 14:30 pm. Online booking website:https://tickets.alhambra-patronato.es/en/ )

### Day 4: [Fri.] Malaga - Ronda (120km) - Seville (130km)

In the morning, our first trip will start at Ronda, a romantic cliffside twon. Being a famous tourist attraction of the southern Spain, it is just like a grand and fantastic castle floating above the ground. Even Hemingway was also touched by its breathtaking and formidable landscape, viewing it as the best place for honeymoon. Every year, numerous fans of him come here just to personally experience the romance written in his work. Next, we will head to Seville, the soul of Andalusia. In the past, this city was the capital of Islamic Caliphate, guardian of Andalusian culture, and the birthplace of Flamenco. The year 1992 witnessed its refulgence as being the venue for the World Exposition. Upon arrival, we will visit the grand Seville Cathedral built in the 16th century. Next to the High Altar of Seville Cathedral is the Columbus’s tomb, where local people honor Columbus’s great achievement for the Age of Exploration. Afterward, we will explore Alcazar of Seville, a palace that witnessed the history of Islamic royalty and Spanish royalty. It was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage in 1987. Adorned by artists and architects from different dynasties, this building is a perfect blending of various cultures, representing beauty beyond description. Later, we will visit the Santa Cruz Quarter, the Golden Tower, and Maria Luisa Park, the site of 1992 World Exposition. In the Plaza de Espana, we can experience the rich history and splendor of Spain through closely admiring the sophisticated porcelain picture. Accommodation: Seville or nearby cities

### Day 5: [Sat]. Seville - Lisbon (463km)

In the morning, we will start our journey and cross into Portugal. Our first stop will be the Cape Roca , the westernmost part of Europe. While admiring the magnificence of Atlantic, you can buy a special certificate to commemorate this wonderful experience. After that we will head to Lisbon , the capital of Portugal, to visit the splendid Belem Tower. Then, we will explore the Monument to the Navigators that symbolizes Portugal's historic role as a pioneer of the Age of Exploration. Next, the Jeronimos Monastery will give us a fascinating glimpse of the Manueline Architecture, which is a great treasure of Portugal in the 16th century. After our tour, we will go to the Plaza de Maria Pita and Plaza Pompidou. If you are a big fan of dessert, you will be enchanted with the palatable Portuguese Custard made by time-honored dessert shops!

## Guide languages

Chinese Live, English Live

## Links

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