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Two nights in Lisbon before nine destinations is tight, but the Sintra and Cascais day still earns its full slot. The Pena Palace approach through the Serra forest and the Cabo da Roca clifftop are two completely different registers, and both need time. The Toledo excursion is where the Spanish chapter builds its historical range; the cathedral treasury, the El Greco museum, and the Jewish quarter each take longer than most people budget, so leave early and sequence clearly before the afternoon crowds build. For the Santorini leg, the sunset catamaran cruise is the right anchor. Watching the volcanic cliff face change color from the water as the sun drops behind Oia is a fundamentally different perspective from the crowded terrace walls above.
Two nights in Lisbon before nine destinations is tight, but the Sintra and Cascais day still earns its full slot. The Pena Palace approach through the Serra forest and the Cabo da Roca clifftop are two completely different registers, and both need time. The Toledo excursion is where the Spanish chapter builds its historical range; the cathedral treasury, the El Greco museum, and the Jewish quarter each take longer than most people budget, so leave early and sequence clearly before the afternoon crowds build. For the Santorini leg, the sunset catamaran cruise is the right anchor. Watching the volcanic cliff face change color from the water as the sun drops behind Oia is a fundamentally different perspective from the crowded terrace walls above.
Day 1 - 2
The beautiful city of Lisbon lies draped across a string of seven hills on the western Iberian Peninsula and is the westernmost and oldest city in western Europe. Its long and tumultuous history has resulted in an aesthetic characterised by a haphazard combination of old and new; however, the aesthetic chaos of Lisbon only adds to its appeal and its undeniable charm. Bright yellow centenarian trams rattle their way up steep, tree-lined, cobbled streets; ornate ironwork balconies overrun with bougainvillaea sit above elegant outdoor cafes housed in ancient whitewashed, red-roofed stone houses; and a flurry of detailed mosaics decorate the sidewalks. Ancient statues adorn grand squares and hidden gardens. A diverse culinary scene, a plethora of fascinating museums, and numerous castles make it easy to see why Lisbon is one of Europe’s most misunderstood and underrated cities.









Discover the charming town of Sintra, where the royal family once had their summer residence, with an experienced guide. Enjoy typical local pastries and immerse yourself in the historic atmosphere of this unique region.
The tour continues to the spectacular Cabo da Roca viewpoint, the westernmost point of Europe, and the impressive Boca do Inferno rock cliff. Afterward, explore the sophisticated town of Cascais and the elegant gardens surrounding the famous Estoril Casino.
An unforgettable trip along Portugal's most beautiful coastal towns – rich in nature, culture, and history.
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Day 3 - 5
Spain’s enormous central capital, Madrid, lies on the River Manzanares and is a city of contrasts. Historical monuments like the impressive Royal Palace stand in stark contrast to state-of-the-art skyscrapers; masterpieces by Picasso, Dali and Velazquez adorn the walls of the city’s world-class galleries alongside contemporary modern works; local chefs display a passion for Spanish food at traditional eateries while chic fusion restaurants operate next door. Madrid’s real attraction lies in the seductive lifestyle of its hedonistic inhabitants; indulging in tapas, hunting for treasures at the El Rastro flea market or partying the night away in one of the many lively nightclubs. Make sure to soak up the vibrant street life of the grand, historic Plaza Mayor, Madrid's central square, and spend a leisurely afternoon on the landscaped lawns at the Parque del Buen Retiro.








Flamenco, a lively mixture of dance, song and guitar, is the heart and soul of Spain. It has developed alongside the contrasting historical influences of Arab, Jewish and gypsy cultures. Ava Gardner or Hemingway, they all loved flamenco. In this show you will enjoy the best pure flamenco in a mythical place in Madrid. Experience how heart, soul and the artists' total dedication to their craft is what it's all about.
Day 6 - 7
Set on Spain’s gorgeous southeastern coast, the capital and largest city of the Catalonia region, Barcelona, is an exquisite, seaside metropolis. With its dizzying array of architecture and its world-class galleries and museums, artistic delights abound at every corner (most strikingly in the astonishingly whimsical structures designed by the prolific modernist architect Antoni Gaudi). Explore the winding alleys of the picturesque Gothic Quarter, take in the boisterous carnival atmosphere of the world famous, tree-lined La Rambla boulevard, or go on a gastronomical adventure through the city's restaurants. Head to one of the gorgeous white sandy beaches and when the sun sets, join the eclectic all-night party scene. Don’t miss the opportunity to see the phenomenal Sagrada Familia, take in an opera at the sublime Palau de la Musica Catalana, and watch a game at the famous Camp Nou stadium.









Hotel Balmoral is located in the heart of Barcelona, offering guests a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Situated near the vibrant Passeig de Gràcia, the hotel provides easy access to Barcelona's most iconic attractions, including Gaudí's masterpieces like Casa Batlló and La Pedrera.
The elegantly designed rooms at Hotel Balmoral are equipped with all modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. Each room provides a peaceful retreat after a day of exploring the bustling city streets.
Start your day with a delicious breakfast buffet featuring a variety of fresh and local products. The hotel's central location also means you're never far from some of Barcelona's best dining options, with numerous restaurants and tapas bars nearby.
Hotel Balmoral features excellent facilities, including a wellness area with a sauna and massage services, perfect for unwinding after sightseeing. Additionally, the hotel's rooftop terrace offers stunning views of the cityscape, ideal for enjoying a relaxing evening drink.
Whether you're visiting for business or leisure, Hotel Balmoral offers a welcoming atmosphere and excellent service, making your stay in Barcelona truly memorable.

Meet your local guide to enjoy the most inescapable element of Spanish cuisine: Tapas tour, popular all over the world. In all Spain's cities you will find bars, taverns & markets specialized in tapas. Spend few hours escorted by an expert guide who will point out little-known cultural and gastronomic landmarks, while listening to stories and legends of this tapas culture during the tour.
Day 8 - 10
With the River Seine gently meandering through this incredible city in northern central France, the captivating, romantic city of Paris has been described in just about every possible way and is a dream destination for people the world over, boasting many famous landmarks, a rich history and idyllic Parisian scenes at every turn. The city features monument-lined boulevards, fascinating museums, classical bistros, bohemian art nouveau cafes, creative wine bars, stylish boutiques, and art galleries. Must-see attractions include: the impressive Gothic Notre Dame Cathedral, the world-renowned Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the Arc de Triomphe standing guard over the glamourous Champs Elysees Avenue. Don’t miss the opportunity to sample infamous French cuisine at an array of enticing ‘boulangeries’, ‘patisseries’, and ‘fromageries’.








Embark on an unforgettable journey with this comprehensive tour of the Notre-Dame Cathedral and its fascinating surroundings. This immersive experience offers you a unique glimpse into the rich tapestry of history and culture woven through the heart of Paris, starting from the birthplace of the city itself, the Ile de la Cité.
Begin your adventure with an audio guide available on your own device, this guide invites you to wander around the magnificent exterior of Notre-Dame at your own pace. Marvel at the cathedral's majestic façade, filled with intricate details and imposing towers that stand as enduring testaments to the grandeur of the Middle Ages.
Continue your exploration by joining a guided group tour where you can delve deeper into the history of Notre-Dame and the Ile de la Cité. Engage with our knowledgeable guide, ask questions, and discuss the captivating stories behind this integral piece of Parisian heritage. Here, you'll learn how this district has profoundly shaped the city over millennia.
Your journey also includes a reserved, time-stamped entry into the impressive Archaeological Crypt of the Ile de la Cité. This hidden gem showcases the architectural and historical milestones of Paris, offering a rare glimpse into the city's ancient past.
This tour is more than just a sightseeing trip; it's a cultural pilgrimage that unravels the mysteries of ancient alleys and showcases stunning architecture, dazzling stained glass, and hidden treasures. Whether you're gazing upon the cathedral's exquisite carvings or uncovering the secrets of the crypt, this is a must-see journey through heritage and spirituality that will leave a lasting impression.
Pickup: Please meet us outside in front of the building at 21 Rue d'Arcole, 75004 - Paris, to begin your adventure.
Dropoff: The tour will conclude at the Crypte Archéologique de l'Ile de la Cité, located at 7 Place Jean Paul II, 75004 Paris, where you'll have enriched memories of Paris's past and present.
Day 11 - 12
Florence, the beautiful capital of the Italian region Tuscany, lies in the center of the country. A small city with a big heart, and an even bigger offering of artistic and historical treasures. For centuries, travelers have journeyed to the birthplace of the Renaissance era to marvel at the many masterpieces of architecture and art: Michelangelo's iconic David, the impressive works of Botticelli, the Uffizi Gallery (packed with works by Caravaggio and Da Vinci), and of course, Brunelleschi's remarkable dome — the religious centerpiece of Florence that dominates the skyline. All are absolute must-sees on any itinerary. Once you've ticked off these renowned attractions, you can take a stroll through the vast Boboli Gardens or climb the hill to the church of San Miniato al Monte for a breathtaking view of this beautiful, enchanting city.








This walking tour will show the most fascinating and interesting places of Florence: Repubblica Square, the Cathedral with Brunelleschi’s Dome (exterior), the Baptistery with its famous Gates of Paradise (exterior), Signoria Square with its Palazzo Vecchio (exterior) and Loggia dei Lanzi.
Day 13 - 14
Experience Rome, the bustling capital of Italy. This city, rich with exciting history and culture, offers an unparalled mix of ancient explorations and modern living. Immerse yourself in the past and explore the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Vatican. Wander through other must-see destinations like The Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and Pantheon. Experiencing the culinary scene is a delight, from traditional pasta to world-renowned Italian gelati. You can explore daily markets such as Campo de' Fiori for local ingredients and fresh food. A stay in Rome promises great experiences all year round, but it is advisable to take seasonality into account. While spring (April–May) and fall (September–October) offer pleasant weather and less crowds, summer (June–August) has a lively, spirited atmosphere — but can also be hot. No matter when you go, visiting Rome promises an unforgettable journey through the centuries. The unique combination of a rich historical past mixed into a thriving and vibrant modern community makes Italy's Eternal City one of the world's most intriguing and inspiring tourist destinations.








Create a customized tour of Rome’s must-see attractions. Settle into our comfortable double-decker pink buses and listen to the audio guide for a tour you will never forget. Spend as long as you like at each site with buses running every 15/20 minutes throughout the day.
Hop On Hop Off Stops:
MEETING POINT: Hop On Hop Off - Stop 1 Via Giovanni Giolitti, 32
Day 15 - 16
Dominating the Attica region of Greece, the country’s capital, Athens, is one of the oldest cities in the world. For over two and a half centuries, the astonishing Greek temples and monuments of Athens have continued to intrigue and amaze visitors from around the world. This icon of western civilization seamlessly combines ancient history with modern architecture and a surprisingly lively atmosphere. This is particularly apparent in areas at the foot of the Acropolis, Anafiotika, Plaka, Monastiraki, and Thissio where visitors will find numerous extraordinary Neoclassical buildings, trendy and traditional cafes, and shops, and narrow winding streets with historical treasures at every turn. Once you have enjoyed a history and art fix, try some mouth-watering Greek cuisine at one of the city’s fine local restaurants before indulging in the insatiable nightlife at the chic cocktail bars and waterfront dance clubs.








This tour gives you an opportunity to observe the striking contraststhat make Athens such a fascinating city. Our expert guides will take you to see the Panathenaic Stadium where the first Olympic Gamesof modern times were held in 1896 (short stop). Continue and pass by the Prime Minister's residence (ex-Royal Palace) guarded by the Evzones in their colorful uniform, the Templeof Olympian Zeus, the Hadrian's Arch, the Parliament and thememorial to the Unknown Soldier, the Academy, the University, the National Library, the Constitution Square (Syntagma). On the Acropolis visit the Architectural Masterpieces of the GoldenAge of Athens: The Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheion, and finally "the harmony between material and spirit", the monument that "puts order in the mind", the Parthenon. Continue and visit the place where at last the statues found their home and admire the wonders of the classical era: The new Acropolis Museum.
Guests spend approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes at the Acropolis and about 1 hour at the Acropolis Museum.
Start time: 08.45 and ends 13.30.
Group Size: Max pax 48
Day 17 - 18
Nicknamed the ‘Balcony to the Aegean’, Imerovigli is a captivating village on the northern coast of Santorini, set 3.5 kilometres from the island’s capital, Fira. This ancient settlement offers inspiring views of the volcano, caldera, and, at one time, approaching pirates. With its whitewashed structures topped by bright blue domes, cave house settlements, and network of walking paths, the town offers the quintessential Greek experience. Take the Ekklesia Theoskepasti hiking trail past the thirteenth-century ruins of the Skaros Venetian Fortress, or wander between the enthralling historic churches and cathedrals that dot the town (Ai-Stratis and the Monastery of Saint Nikolaos are particular highlights). An array of guided tours, trips out on the water, and top-notch shops, luxury spas, and highly-acclaimed restaurants complete the package.










We sail along the southern coastline of Santorini, admiring the island’s lunar-like landscape. At the picturesque Red Beach, passengers are welcome to dive into the crystalline waters for a refreshing swim or explore the vibrant seabed. We then continue toward White Beach, the Black Mountain, and the Lighthouse at the southern edge of the Caldera. The journey continues to the volcanic islands and the famous Hot Springs. While anchored, a delicious meal is served on board, accompanied by wine and dessert.
Start time: 15: 00
Group size: Max 20 pax
Day 19 - 21
Discover the legendary capital of the United Kingdom, a vibrant metropolis where history and diversity flourish. As you explore, you'll encounter iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, the historic Tower of London, and the breathtaking London Eye. Immerse yourself in world-class culture at the British Museum and the Tate Modern, offering endless artistic and historical treasures. The renowned West End theater scene promises unforgettable evenings, while the tranquil expanses of Hyde Park provide a welcome escape from the city's energy. Prepare your palate for a culinary journey; London's rich, multicultural atmosphere is vividly reflected in its diverse food scene, from traditional pubs offering hearty fare to esteemed gourmet restaurants awaiting your discovery. Come and experience the captivating allure of London.











Experience a ride on the tallest observation wheel in Europe and take in breathtaking 360-degree views of London. From the top, admire iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, and the Houses of Parliament, along with a patchwork panorama of London that can stretch up to 40 kilometers, reaching as far as Windsor Castle on clear days.
The 32 capsules, each representing one of the 32 London boroughs, can accommodate a total of 800 people and move at a leisurely pace of 26 centimeters per second. Initially constructed as a temporary attraction for the millennium, the London Eye has become a permanent fixture, attracting more visitors than world-famous sites like the Taj Mahal and the Pyramids of Giza.
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Nine cities across three weeks — Lisbon to Madrid to Barcelona, then Paris, Florence, Rome, Athens, Santorini, and London. The arc runs from the Atlantic to the Aegean and north to the Channel, and each city is distinct enough from the last that the trip never repeats itself. By the time you reach London, Lisbon genuinely feels like a different world, which is precisely the point.
Two nights in Imerovigli rather than Fira is the right closing call. The caldera views are equally strong, the paths outside your door are quieter, and the catamaran cruise at dusk gives you Santorini from the water — the angle that makes the island register as fully as it should.
Hotel: Hotel Lisboa Plaza
Two nights gives you the fado evening and the Sintra, Cabo da Roca, and Cascais day trip — the city on the first day, the Lisbon coast and palaces on the second.
Hotel: H10 Villa de la Reina
Three nights covers the walking tour, the flamenco show, the Toledo day trip, and still leaves time for the Prado and the neighborhood tapas bars. Toledo is best placed on the second full day, when Madrid is already familiar enough to leave and return to.
Hotel: Hotel Balmoral
The Sagrada Familia and Park Güell on the first full day. The private tapas tour on the first evening introduces the city's food culture before the architectural visits begin. The Gothic Quarter rewards an afternoon without a plan.
Hotel: Hotel Louison
Hotel Louison in Saint-Germain-des-Prés puts you on the Left Bank, with the Luxembourg Gardens, the Musée d'Orsay, and the Seine all on foot. Three nights covers the major landmarks and museums at a proper pace.
Hotel: NH Collection Firenze Porta Rossa
Two nights means keeping the focus tight — the walking tour and the historic center on one day, the museums on the other. Arriving at the Uffizi or the Accademia at opening is not optional on a short stay; it is the difference between experiencing the art and managing the crowds.
Hotel: Hotel Diana Roof Garden
Two nights covers the Colosseum and Roman Forum, the Vatican, and the hop-on hop-off tour for orientation. The Hotel Diana's rooftop is worth a drink at the end of the day — the city from up there puts everything you've covered into perspective.
Hotel: Amalia Hotel Athens
Two nights with the Acropolis and museum visit on the first day and the Plaka, Monastiraki, and local neighborhoods on the second. The Amalia's central position makes both days straightforward on foot.
Hotel: Santorini Palace Hotel
Two nights with the catamaran cruise on the first evening and the wine tasting and Oia sunset experience on the second day. For Oia, position yourself on the path toward the Byzantine castle ruins rather than the main viewpoint — the crowd thins fast once you leave the obvious spot.
Hotel: Clayton Hotel City of London
Two nights with the London Eye fast-track entry and an afternoon tea experience. The Eye is best at dusk. The Clayton's position in the City gives fast access to both the South Bank and the East End throughout your stay.
The best time to visit these countries depends on your preferences. The shoulder seasons of spring and fall are generally recommended for their pleasant weather and fewer crowds. In Spain, Portugal, and Italy, the weather is warm from April to October. Greece has glorious weather during these months, and England is at its warmest and sunniest from June to September.
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The cost of your trip will vary based on your budget and travel style. A mid-range, week-long trip to Portugal costs around $1,000 (excluding flights), Spain is about $1,400, England is about $1,375, and Italy is about $1,700. A budget-friendly trip to Greece starts at approximately $65 per day.
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What is the best time to visit Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, and England? The best time to visit these countries depends on your preferences. The shoulder seasons of spring and fall are generally recommended for their pleasant weather and fewer crowds. In Spain, Portugal, and Italy, the weather is warm from April to October. Greece has glorious weather during these months, and England is at its warmest and sunniest from June to September.
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How much does a trip to Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, and England cost? The cost of your trip will vary based on your budget and travel style. A mid-range, week-long trip to Portugal costs around $1,000 (excluding flights), Spain is about $1,050, England is about $1,375, and Italy is about $1,700. A budget-friendly trip to Greece starts at approximately $65 per day.
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What are the must-do activities and highlights in Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, and England? In Portugal, you can take a vintage streetcar tour in Lisbon. Spain offers visits to the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona and the Alhambra Palace in Granada. In Italy, you can see the Colosseum in Rome. Greece has must-see sites like the Acropolis in Athens and the Meteora monasteries, while England has the Tower of London and the British Museum.
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