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Reflected on Lisbon’s sunbaked white cobble streets, timeless azulejo tiles adorn the walls, Across the Tagus River, we can almost hear the Andalusian Flamenco artist gracefully singing and dancing, When the time comes, we will marvel at the Sagrada Família, imagined by Gaudí’s immortal soul, And let our childhood dreams find their echo on Picasso’s artwork, So much tradition and talent in one place, and yet life here seems so easy and leisurely paced, At every step, a bit of romance, passion, and art, so easy to fall for, so hard to forget.
A magnificent monastery combining Manueline and Gothic architectural styles, deeply connected to the history of the Portuguese Age of Discovery. It commemorates the voyages of the navigator Vasco da Gama and was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983.
16th-century fortress, primarily built in the Manueline style. Originally constructed to protect Lisbon's harbor, it later became a symbol of Portugal's maritime explorations. It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. (Photo Stop)
This ship-shaped monument, honoring the Age of Discovery and 500 years since Prince Henry the Navigator's death, features carvings of explorers, scientists, and missionaries—symbolizing Portugal's role in global exploration. (Photo Stop)
Ride a century-old vintage tram and enjoy the scenery of the “City of Seven Hills.”
Overlook the beautiful scenery of Lisbon and the wide Tagus River
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr, Difficulty
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One of the ten most romantic castles in Europe
( Hiking time approx: 2 hr, Difficulty
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Visit the westernmost point of the European continent
With a history of more than 2,000 years, the spectacular relics still show signs of the glory they once had
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr, Difficulty
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The best-preserved example of Mudéjar-style architecture, the oldest European palace still in use
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr, Difficulty
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The third largest cathedral in the world and burial site of Christopher Columbus
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr, Difficulty
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Step into the embrace of Plaza de España, Seville's majestic semicircular palace wrapped in colorful tiles and canals. A charming blend of Moorish revival and Renaissance styles, it's a highlight of Spain's architectural heritage.
Ride a horse-drawn carriage and cruise through the beautiful, romantic streets of Sevilla. Admire its historic buildings, cathedrals, clock towers, ancient fountains and roadside cafes.
A small city built on a cliff and the birthplace of Spanish bullfighting.
One of the oldest and most beautiful bullrings in Spain
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr, Difficulty
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Admire the Ronda Gorge and the cliffs of Ronda. The colorful scenery of this mountain city can be seen scattered among the undulating landscape, lit by the afterglow of the setting sun
( Hiking time approx: 45 mins, Difficulty
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Our guests will be able to experience one of the best olive oil production estates in Spain, the world's leader in olive oil production.
Due to seasonal factors, different hotels will be used in winter. Tour schedule will be adjusted accordingly (any adjustments are based on the maximum comfort for our guests).
A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most beautiful buildings in the world - the pinnacle of Spanish Moorish architecture.
( Hiking time approx: 2 hr 30 mins, Difficulty
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A Renaissance-style Catholic church hidden within this 800-pillar Islamic-style structure- a symbol of centuries of rich cultural history
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr, Difficulty
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Visit the ancient city of Toledo, explore its stunning buildings, and learn about its abundant history from an insightful local guide.
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr, Difficulty
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The Spanish capital vividly embodies Spain’s intense, clashing, and diverse cultural styles.
Ranked one of the top three major palaces in Europe, alongside Versailles and Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace.
In the afternoon, stroll around Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr, Difficulty
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One of the three major European art museums. Admire the rare paintings of the Spanish masters.
Enjoy a first-class seat on the comfortable high-speed train, AVE, to Barcelona; luggage transfer to Barcelona.
Experience a passionate flamenco show in Palau de la Música Catalana, the World Cultural Heritage Music Palace. (The company reserves the right to adjust the venue due to performance schedules.)
The last private residence designed by Gaudí. (Note: There are many stairs to climb at this location. )
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr 30 mins, Difficulty
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Walk into the outdoor fantasy world created by the genius Gaudí at one of Barcelona's largest greenspaces.
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr, Difficulty
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The only unfinished building in the world listed as a World Heritage Site.
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr 30 mins, Difficulty
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Take a walking tour down Las Ramblas, one of Barcelona's most popular pedestrian areas, and visit Boqueria Market or specialty shops in the Gothic Quarter
( Hiking time approx: 1 hr 30 mins, Difficulty
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Immerse yourself in 20th-century Modern Art. Free time in the afternoon to savor this ancient, yet modern city.
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We postponed going to Portugal & Spain for 3 years due to Covid but we are delighted we finally did it and especially with Supera. We were well taken care of and our tour guide Manu was exceptional. He made us feel safe, is very caring and was a kind & wonderful person. He's from Portugal, lives in Taiwan, speaks 7 languages fluently. Our tour had only 14 people which allowed us to get to know each other well. The hotels & meals were exceptional and the various local sites tours were at a very nice pace. This is my 3rd tour with Supera and we are going to Japan next month with Supera as well.
My parents and I are just coming off of our 14-day Portugal and Spain tour, which was our first tour with Supera, and it was an incredibly memorable trip from start to finish. Our itinerary was well-thought-out, allowing us to see the highlights of each area that we visited to make the most of our time in both countries. Because Supera specializes in site destinations, you are always on the go to travel from place to place, but our tour was well-paced such that we were given enough time in each site in order to experience everything that it had to offer before moving to the next destination. There were ample intervals of rest in each day, whether due to traveling from town to town, or simply returning to our hotel to take a break. Speaking of hotels, each one that Supera had prepared for us during our tour was classy, comfortable, and beautiful in its own ways. Furthermore, the restaurants that we went to were fantastic - we visited a wide array of eating establishments from local cafés to fine dining institutions, and our special tour menus were considerately designed to pick out dishes that were representative of each region that we were in. And our site destinations were just as diverse/
Our tour guide Manu was the best tour guide that I've ever had that he would be hard to surpass. He was kind, soft-spoken, attentive, considerate, informative, and made sure that all of us tour members were happy and taken care of throughout our entire trip. He also speaks Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Mandarin Chinese in addition to English, so clearly he can lead tours in many different areas of the world. If it were even an option, I would gladly choose him as my tour guide for any tour with Supera. And I can say that after this unforgettable trip, Supera definitely lives up to their word of providing quality in all areas, so I will definitely be looking to book future tours with them!
