SPAIN AND PORTUGAL “We found Spain both beautiful and


historic. The cities are lovely and interesting, and towns whitewashed with red roofs on rolling hillsides. It’s a great trip! GO! – Ask & Share, www.tauck.com


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PORTUGAL


ATLANTIC OCEAN


Sintra Cascais Lisbon Evora Mérida Córdoba Seville


Jerez de la Frontera


Ronda Gibraltar MOROCCO


From the candy-striped Moorish Mezquita in Córdoba to life in a typical Andalucían whitewashed village, every day promises new discoveries


1. ARRIVE LISBON Tour begins: 2:00 PM, Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon. A transfer is included from Lisboa Airport to Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon; atop one of the city’s seven hills, the hotel reflects the nobility and charm of historic Portugal. A guided sightseeing tour this afternoon includes a visit to Mosteiro dos Jerónimos and a close-up look at the 17th- to 19th-century gilded Baroque coaches showcased in the Coach Museum; see the Discoveries Monument and the Tower of Belém, a monument to Portugal’s Golden Age. Join us for a welcome reception and dinner. Meals D


2. SINTRA / CASCAIS Just west of Lisbon, Sintra was the favored summer retreat for Portugal’s monarchs and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its historic cultural landscapes. With a local guide, tour the 14th-century Royal Palace, full of remarkable decorative surprises, before visiting the seaside village of Cascais. Return to Lisbon for time at leisure; if you wish, come along on an optional visit to the city’s Rossio Square. Meals B


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