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Discover Portugal through its sacred and cultural landmarks on this 7-day spiritual itinerary. Begin in Lisbon, where centuries-old monasteries and Belém’s historic sites connect the country’s maritime history with its religious traditions. Continue to the sanctuary of Fátima, one of the world’s most significant Catholic pilgrimage destinations, where faith and devotion draw visitors from across the globe.More...
Day 1 - 3
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.
Hotel Convento Do Salvador is located in the heart of Alfama, one of Lisbon's most legendary neighbourhoods. The hotel is just steps away from the city's main tourist attractions such as St. George's Castle, Sé Cathedral, Praça de Comércio, and the famous no. 28 tram. Accommodation consists of a variety of guest rooms and suites, each equipped with air conditioning, a minibar, a smart TV, a telephone, a safety deposit box, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. A delicious breakfast is offered daily. Other amenities offered are internet access, a lounge bar and a terrace.
The Lisbon Hop-On Hop-Off Basic 24h Ticket offers the ideal way to discover Lisbon flexibly and comfortably. With a 24-hour ticket, you can hop on and off as often as you like at the stops in the Belém, Oriente, and Uptown districts. Enjoy sights such as the Torre de Belém, the modern Parque das Nações district, and the historic center at your own pace.
Main attractions: the Carriage Museum, the Berardo Museum/Jerónimos Monastery, the Tower of Belém,
the Monument to the Discoveries, Amoreiras, the Basilica da Estrela.
Day 4 - 5
Located in northern Portugal along the Douro River estuary, the old sailing port of Porto is a World Heritage Site and the second-largest city in the country. While retaining the timeless charm of a small town, Porto also has many of the modern advantages of a metropolis. Browse the expansive art collection at the Soares dos Reis National Museum, view the ornate interior of the Church of Sao Francisco, and explore the medieval maze of stairways and terraces in the old quarter of Ribeira. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Vila Nova de Gaia area to sample some of Porto’s famous Port wine. Other popular attractions include the 12th-century Porto Cathedral, Clerigos Tower and the Harry-Potteresque Livraria Lello bookshop, showcasing some magnificent neo-gothic architecture.
With a privileged location on the riverside of Porto and 15 minutes from the airport, the NEYA Porto overlooks the banks of the Douro. Its prime location situates guests within easy reach of the area's many wonderful restaurants. shops and historical landmarks and museums. Designed to ensure a comfortable stay, the hotel offers beautifully decorated rooms and suites, some of which are themed. When it comes to dining, guests can savour traditional Portuguese cuisine at the Viva Porto Restaurant and unwind with a cocktail and snack at the Ultimate Bar. Leisure facilities include a wonderful spa.
This day was planned for those who would like to dedicate themselves to discovering the magnificent city of Santiago de Compostela: from its majestic Cathedral, where you can attend the famous Pilgrims’ Mass, to the stunning historic center.
Day 6 - 7
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.
Portugal Boutique City Hotel is located in the heart of Lisbon, Portugal, with easy access to attractions such as the slopes of Castelo de São Jorge, Rossio Square and Igreja de São Roque. Accommodation consists of a variety of guest rooms and suites, each equipped with air conditioning, a hairdryer, a minibar, a safe and a flat-screen TV. Guests can enjoy delicious meals at any of the on-site restaurants and refreshing drinks at the hotel bar.
Fado In Chiado offers an atmospheric 50-minute fado show in the heart of Lisbon. A female and a male voice perform stirring fado pieces, accompanied by traditional Portuguese and acoustic guitar. The performance impressively conveys the melancholic soul of Portugal in an authentic atmosphere. A cultural experience that music lovers should not miss.
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The best time to travel to Portugal for a spiritual-themed trip is during the shoulder seasons of spring and fall. These seasons offer a perfect balance of pleasant weather for exploring cities and sacred sites, while avoiding the intense heat and heavy crowds of the peak summer months.
The average cost for a week-long trip to Portugal, excluding flights, is about $1,000 per person. A mid-range budget of around $140 per day covers a stay in a 4-star hotel and popular activities. A budget-friendly trip starts at approximately $55 per day, covering a simple hotel and public transportation.
A spiritual trip to Portugal focuses on sacred sites and cultural landmarks. Highlights include the sanctuary of Fátima, the Monastery of Christ in Tomar, and the historic cathedrals of Porto. For activities, you can take a culinary walk in Lisbon or a kayak tour on the Mondego River.
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