Embassy of spain in portugal
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► Asturias, green paradise, with Oviedo, capital of the Principality, its old town maintains the medieval flavor and in the area, sites, caves and museums of cave art, with spectacular paintings and engravings, some dating back to 25,000 BC.
► Lisbon, capital and cosmopolitan city, has received different cultures coming from distant places throughout time. Like Rome, it has been built on seven hills with more than 20 viewpoints connected by funiculars.
Fatima, of remote origins, it was the Arab rule that marked the development of the place and gave it its name, known worldwide for the apparitions of the Virgin Mary to the three little shepherds, is a fundamental center of pilgrimage.Porto, capital and gateway to the northern region, is an ancient city that gave its name to the country and the world-renowned Port Wine.
– Entrance fees to the Alhambra Palace and Generalife Gardens in Granada, Bones Chapel in Évora, Wine Cellars in Oporto, Altamira Caves Museum in Santillana del Mar, Wine Culture Cellars and Poblet Monastery.
Spain and Portugal in 15 days
Traveling in Europe is now possible in many of its states and, fortunately, Portugal is on the list of countries that allow entry to tourism. After a first opening in July 2020 and a subsequent closure of long months, our neighboring country has reopened to travelers who want to visit, provided that a number of requirements are met. Below we are going to show you what these requirements are, both for mainland Portugal and for the islands of Azores and Madeira.
The government has launched the “Clean & Safe” seal, which certifies that the business that receives it adheres to the measures stipulated by the authorities and receives periodic audits to verify compliance. You will find this safety seal in restaurants, hotels, museums and other related businesses.
Now that you know what the scenario for traveling to Portugal is like, you may be asking yourself questions like “Where do I go?”, “What can I do?” or “What should I not miss?”. From IATI we launch you these proposals:
Requirements for travel to portugal
Breakfast. Visit the impressive monumental complex of the Alhambra (passport required to enter the Alhambra) with its beautiful Nasrid Palaces and the Generalife (entrance fees subject to availability). At the indicated time travel to Costa del Sol. Arrival and free time. Overnight stay.
Breakfast and departure to Rabat. Walking tour of the city to visit the Mausoleum of Mohamed V, the Hassan Tower and the Kasbah of the Oudaya with a breathtaking view over the river Bouregreg. Continuation to the legendary and cosmopolitan city of Casablanca. Panoramic tour; we highlight the Mohamed V square, the Anfa district, the Boulevard de La Corniche and finally the exterior of the Hassan II Mosque. Dinner and overnight.
Breakfast and visit of the city to stroll through its narrow streets of the ninth century. The old walled Medina is one of the largest in the world, considered a World Heritage Site, with exotic corners, arches, mosques, medersas, fountains and craft stores. In the afternoon we will continue discovering this city full of charm. Dinner at leisure and overnight.
Travels of Spain and Portugal in the 15th century
Day 2 (Saturday) MADRID – CÁCERES-SEVILLA (588 km.) – Breakfast. Departure to Extremadura to reach Cáceres with free time to visit the old town and its medieval quarter, considered a World Heritage Site. Free time for lunch. Afterwards, departure by the Autovía de la Plata (Silver Highway) towards Andalusia to reach Seville. Dinner and accommodation.
Day 4 (Monday) SEVILLE – CORDOBA (145 km.) – Breakfast. Departure to the city of Cordoba. We will start our visit on foot from the Puerta de Almodovar to reach the Jewish quarter and continue with the visit inside the famous Mosque / Cathedral. Rest of the time at leisure. Dinner and overnight.
5th day (Tuesday) CÓRDOBA – RONDA – COSTA DEL SOL(322 km.) – Breakfast. Departure by the Route of the White Villages to Ronda. Free time in this beautiful Andalusian town and continuation to the Costa del Sol. Dinner and accommodation.
Day 6 (Wednesday) COSTA DEL SOL- GRANADA (180 km.) – Breakfast. Departure along the coast to Granada. Arrival and visit the spectacular monumental complex of the Alhambra and the Generalife, former residence of the Moorish kings, with its magnificent gardens, fountains and arcades, World Heritage Site. Dinner and overnight. In the evening optional visit to the Sacromonte caves with a flamenco zambra show.