Travel Detail

After breakfast you’ll take in all the highlights of this captivating capital on an orientation tour. Then you’ll board the mini-coach and head for Toledo – a beguiling riverside city where centuries of history come alive. A guided city tour and visits to the Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes and the Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca will help you get a grip on the area’s unique cultural heritage before you retire to your hotel for the night.

Hotel Carlos V is located in an atmosphere where the present and the past constantly clash. It is an emblematic building filled with history and tales to tell, perfect for those who wish to visit the city or are in Toledo for business or congresses.

Today your journey will continue south across the vast plains of La Mancha towards Valdepeñas – where you’ll pause to visit a local bodega for a wine tasting session and lunch. Appetites satisfied; you’ll move on to beautiful Córdoba – your home for the next two night.

Las Casas de la Juderia de Cordoba Hotel. Boutique boasts an excellent location. Its doors open out to the Jewish Quarter, within the vicinity of the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos, the Royal Stables, the 10th century Caliphate Baths and the synagogue. The establishment is just 200 metres from Cordoba's Mosque-Cathedral and the cities conference centre. The hotel encompasses 5 noble houses and its re-purposing was carried out while showing maximum respect for the buildings architecture and history, resulting in a uniquely charming hotel with all the services and facilities any guest could need in a beautiful setting where visitors will enjoy peace and quiet.

Prepare to step back in time to the days of Islamic Iberia – a locally guided tour of Córdoba’s Old Town awaits! After visiting the spectacular Mezquita (a UNESCO-protected mosque), you’ll be free to explore the city at your own pace. Seek out hidden squares and local cafés, pamper yourself at a traditional hammam or simply sit back and marvel at the city’s magnificent architecture – this afternoon is all about you.

Las Casas de la Juderia de Cordoba Hotel. Boutique boasts an excellent location. Its doors open out to the Jewish Quarter, within the vicinity of the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos, the Royal Stables, the 10th century Caliphate Baths and the synagogue. The establishment is just 200 metres from Cordoba's Mosque-Cathedral and the cities conference centre. The hotel encompasses 5 noble houses and its re-purposing was carried out while showing maximum respect for the buildings architecture and history, resulting in a uniquely charming hotel with all the services and facilities any guest could need in a beautiful setting where visitors will enjoy peace and quiet.

Your next stop will be Úbeda, a World Heritage-listed town filled with spectacular Renaissance palaces. There will be just enough time to pause and taste some authentic Spanish olive oil before you move on to enchanting Granada.

Traditional, central, and with a charm that captivates from the first moment. This is the proposal of the Sercotel Palacio de los Gamboa, a hotel in Granada in the center of the city with a wide range of services for both leisure and business trips. The privileged location that our accommodation enjoys is ideal for visiting the most emblematic places of the city without having to travel long distances.

An energetic university city with an ancient past – Granada is yours to explore at leisure today. No visit here would be complete without wandering the lavish interiors of ancient Alhambra. Purchase your tickets well in advance to secure the opportunity to explore the intricately carved archways and vibrant gardens of this breathtaking Moorish palace.

Traditional, central, and with a charm that captivates from the first moment. This is the proposal of the Sercotel Palacio de los Gamboa, a hotel in Granada in the center of the city with a wide range of services for both leisure and business trips. The privileged location that our accommodation enjoys is ideal for visiting the most emblematic places of the city without having to travel long distances.

You can rest assured that today’s journey will be just as much fun as the destination! From Granada, your path will turn east as you make the scenic journey to the mountaintop city of Ronda, where you’ll get your bearings on an orientation tour. Tonight, you’ll come together for dinner in a local restaurant.

The Hotel Maestranza is a modern Hotel but decorated in the classic style typical from Ronda designed to offer its guests a welcoming accommodation where you can easily discover the wonders that a city like Ronda can show her visitors. Located near a train station, Hotel Maestranza is a great choice for a stay in Ronda. You can grab a bite to eat at the restaurant or wind down at the end of the day with a drink from the bar/lounge. Rooms at this upscale hotel offer LCD TVs and room service.

Today it’s back on the road - with stops at the picturesque white villages of Grazalema and Arcos to look forward to. This afternoon you’ll set your sights on Jerez - where you’ll be treated to a sherry tasting session and tapas lunch at a local winery. Tonight, a traditional flamenco show will help you settle into Seville.

Crossing the threshold of this hotel means immersing yourself in a Seville known to only a select few. Comprising of 27 houses from the city's old Jewish quarter which are linked through patios and passageways, Hotel Las Casas de la Juderia (in the heart of Seville) is the perfect embodiment of the towns and eras that have provided this city with its name. The remains of pedestals, Roman statues, amphoras, earthenware jugs, antiques and original furniture decorate each of its corners and afford it a certain prominence normally reserved for other spaces. As such, getting lost in this labyrinth of alleys - some of which were main roads - is one of the best pleasures that can only be enjoyed here.

You’ve a full day to spend getting acquainted with the charismatic city of Seville. First, a locally guided walking tour and a visit to the magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Site of Alcázar of Seville. Then, the day is yours to spend at your leisure. Whether you want to seek out Roman ruins, hunt down Moorish mosaics or visit classical squares, there are plenty of historic sites to keep you occupied here. Feeling hungry? You could always sample some Andalucían specialties at one of the city’s abundant bars.

Crossing the threshold of this hotel means immersing yourself in a Seville known to only a select few. Comprising of 27 houses from the city's old Jewish quarter which are linked through patios and passageways, Hotel Las Casas de la Juderia (in the heart of Seville) is the perfect embodiment of the towns and eras that have provided this city with its name. The remains of pedestals, Roman statues, amphoras, earthenware jugs, antiques and original furniture decorate each of its corners and afford it a certain prominence normally reserved for other spaces. As such, getting lost in this labyrinth of alleys - some of which were main roads - is one of the best pleasures that can only be enjoyed here.

Back to nature today. After breakfast you’ll make tracks to the Sierra de Aracena, an unspoilt mountain range peppered with castles, quaint villages and pastures. While you’re here, you’ll pay a visit a local pig farm – where you’ll be lucky enough to taste some authentic jamón ibérico and local cheeses.

This beautiful Convent from the 17th century, today restored into an unique four star hotel, is located just below the Castle of Aracena, in the heart of the mountain chain of Huelva. We've maintained the Convents appearance being respectful with its architectural heritage and also added all the necessary elements for the comfort of our clients. In the Cloister and gardens you'll breathe peace and tranquility, the Church invites us to meet and enjoy. Crown an unforgettable stay letting you seduce by our SPA.

Your first stop of the day will be Monsaraz, a charming Portuguese hilltop village with sweeping views of the Alqueva Dam. You’ll take some time to explore its narrow streets before moving on to Estremoz for an afternoon of leisure time. Tonight, you’ll raise a toast to your Iberian adventure over a farewell dinner.

The Pousada of Estremoz is situated in a privileged place, as is the Castle Estremoz. D. Dinis ordered the construction of this building for his wife the queen Santa Isabel, which has given its name to the Pousada. Placed in the old city, this was the stage of battles, love and treason. This Pestana Historic Hotel in Estremoz offers from its gardens and pool, a magnificent panoramic view of Estremoz and the Alentejo plain. Come and relax in the shade of a castle whose history goes back over 700 years. A residence of kings, the place of reunion of the royal court, the scene of bloody fights, a place of legends and miracles, and, for your absolute satisfaction, richly decorated and truly palatial. We are sure it will be a stay to remember.

Onwards to Évora, the capital of the Alentejo region. This afternoon will see your tour come to a close in postcard-perfect Lisbon.