Today, you will say "Hola" to Barcelona, Spain's second-largest city. Barcelona enjoys a pleasant Mediterranean climate and is set on a gently sloping plain from Sierra de Collserola to the sea. Upon arrival, make a photo stop at the iconic Sagrada Familia, an unfinished masterpiece by architect Antoni Gaudi, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will also explore Park Guell, showcasing Gaudi's imaginative work. An orientation tour will lead you to other Gaudi masterpieces like Casa Mila and Casa Batllo. In the afternoon, you will explore Las Ramblas, Plaza Catalunya, and indulge in some leisure activities and shopping. If there is time available, you can even consider a visit to Montserrat, an essential religious site in Spain.

Get ready for a fantastic shopping spree today at La Roca Village Designer Outlet, a fashion paradise near Barcelona. Shoppers can enjoy shopping, dining, and even art installations within the outlet. It's a great destination for fashion enthusiasts looking for high-end products at more affordable prices like Gucci, Prada, Versace, Armani, and others, all at discounted prices. After your shopping spree, our next destination awaits – Valencia.

After breakfast, start your tour at the 3rd-largest city of Spain, Valencia, view the City of Arts and Sciences, the city’s most integral tourist attraction. Be amazed by the sight of citrus plantations around the city. Thereafter, view the Valencia Cathedral, Plaza de la Virgen and El Micalet, which sits at the heart of the old town of Valencia. Then, visit Llotja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage Gothic-style building in Valencia, Spain. It served as a medieval silk exchange and merchant meeting place. This afternoon, stroll at the Central Market. This huge iron, glass and tiled Art Nouveau building opened in 1928, is one of the largest and most attractive markets in Europe. Next, proceed to Madrid, proceed to Madrid, the capital of Spain.

Situated at 2,000 feet above sea level, Madrid is Europe’s highest capital city. Housing a wealth of palaces, castles and museums, your guided tour will bring you to the old and new sections of Madrid such as Royal Palace, Plaza de Espana, Cibeles Fountain and Plaza Mayor where plush decorations, furnishings and frescoes will fascinate you. Later, stroll along the shopping district of Puerto del Sol to purchase some local branded fashion labels and sample local cuisines. This afternoon, make an excursion to Toledo to view the Iglesia de Santo Tome, best known for housing El Greco's most famous masterpiece - The Burial of the Count of Orgaz. Also stop for outside views of Alcazar, El Greco Museum, and Toledo Cathedral.

This morning, you will depart to Cordoba, view the magnificent Mezquita, a UNESCO WORLD Heritage Site and a marvellous mosque which was later converted into a cathedral after Cordoba was recaptured from the Muslim army by King Ferdinand III of Castile. Patio de los Naranjos, a courtyard with lovely gardens and orange trees, forms part of this grand Islamic monument. Another must-see attraction in Cordoba is Calleja de las Flores or Alley of Flowers, located in the heart of the Jewish quarter. Then, you will proceed your tour to Granada, capital of Spain’s last Moorish kingdom. The city lies at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountain range in the autonomous region of Andalusia and served as the Moorish capital of Spain until liberation in 1492.

Continue your journey to the crown jewel of Granada known as the resplendent Alhambra, a UNESCO WORLD Heritage Site, and the adjoining Generalife Gardens, one of the oldest surviving Moorish Gardens. The palace, an Arabian fantasy of brilliant mosaics and tiles, is one of the greatest accomplishments of Islamic art and architecture. Thereafter, travel to Malaga, a vibrant coastal city in southern Spain, situated in the region of Andalusia. Upon your arrival, your tour of Malaga will commence with views of the notable landmarks such as the Roman Theatre, the Alcazaba, Picasso's birthplace at Plaza de la Merced, the exterior of the Picasso Museum, and the Catedral de la Encarnación de Málaga.

Begin your journey to Ronda, where you'll commence your tour with a view of the Plaza de Toros de Ronda, as one of Spain's most significant bullrings, it captures the cultural significance of bullfighting. Your tour continues with a view to the iconic Puente Nuevo, a bridge that spans the breathtaking El Tajo Gorge. Take in the awe-inspiring views of Ronda's natural beauty. Thereafter, travel to Seville, the 4th-largest city in Spain. Tonight's highlight is a Flamenco dinner show at Seville, a sensory journey through Spain's culture with captivating singing, guitar, and dance.

Today, you will have the chance to explore Seville. Our first stop is Plaza de Espana, a beautiful square encircled by government buildings with impressive architecture. Then, move on to Real Alcazar de Sevilla and Torre Del Oro. Afterward, proceed to the Barrio de Santa Cruz, an old town with winding streets, cozy restaurants, and picturesque squares. Finally, a visit to the remarkable Cathedral de Sevilla and the famous Giralda Tower, originally a mosque built by the Almohads and now celebrated as the world's largest Gothic cathedral. Then, you will continue to Lisbon, the capital of Portugal.