Itinerary

1. Day 1: Sightseeing in Lisbon

   • Meet your tour guide at a predecided location.

   • Start the tour at 9 am.

   • Begin with a Lisbon City Tour with your Portugal tour guide. Lisbon is the vibrant and historic capital ciso called the “city of the seven hills”. 

   • Cruise along Belem district which has the biggest cultural heritage and the largest concentration of monuments, like the Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries. 

   • Visit the church of Jeronimos Monastery – listed World Heritage by UNESCO – a masterpiece of the “Manueline” style. The National Coach Museum, with one of the most important collections of old carriages in the world (on Mondays, both visits will be replaced by Ajuda National Palace).

   • Go downtown to the so-called gateway to Lisbon, and discover broad squares and pedestrianized streets flanked by neoclassical buildings that lend the district an air of grandeur. The Baixa is currently under consideration by UNESCO for designation as a World Heritage Site. 

   • Discover the delightful Art Deco tiled shop fronts and elaborately decorated bars, shops and cafes.

   • Move towards Sintra, a fairly-tale place known for its many Romantic architectural monuments. 

   • Walk through its medieval streets and visit the National Sintra Palace, an icon located in the heart of this village.  

   • Proceed to Roca Cape (the most westerly point of Europe) to appreciate the incredible view over the Atlantic Ocean. 

   • Visit Cascais, one of the country's leading resorts destinations: sun, sea, sightsee, and sophistication. 

   Accommodation in Lisbon.

2. Day 2: Visit various attractions in Lisbon

   • Start by visiting the charming and picturesque surroundings of Lisbon. 

   • Stop in Óbidos. This little walled town is located on a hilltop, and it is mostly intact or recovered. 

   • Stroll through its impressive and traditional streets, and we will find its finest handicraft. 

   • Proceed to the most famous fishing village in Portugal: Nazare. Nazare doesn’t contain the architectural treasures or grandiose monuments prevalent in other Portuguese towns, but it maintains the tradition alive. 

   • Admire the wooden and colourful boats, the superb view on the top of the hill and the gorgeous waves that make it a paradise also for surfers. 

   • Continue the tour to Batalha, where you will visit the church of Batalha Monastery, a gothic masterpiece of the XIV century, also listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. 

   • Proceed to Fátima Shrine, one of the most popular Catholic pilgrimage sites globally, where many believe three young children witnessed apparitions of the Virgin Mary in 1917.  

   • Visit the famous Sanctuary and participate in the holy mass. 

   • Admire the houses of these Three Shepherd.

   • Return to Lisbon.