Itinerary
- Day 1
Lisbon
You'll arrive in Lisbon at whatever time works best for you. If getting there early appeals to you, there's time to check out the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower in the historic Belém district before things kick off. Your CEO and the rest of the group meet up later in the day, so you can take your time settling in and getting oriented to the city.
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Residencial Florescente), Hotel (Hotel Roma Lisbon)
Included Activities
- Welcome Moment - Meet Your CEO and Group
Landmarks Jerónimos Monastery Belém Tower 
- Day 2
Lisbon
Start the day with your CEO leading an orientation walk through Lisbon's streets so you get a feel for how the city's laid out. After that, the rest of the day is totally free for you to wander around on your own terms. Come evening, you'll head out for a Fado performance and traditional Portuguese dinner in one of Lisbon's oldest neighborhoods, which gives you a real taste of local culture.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner (Traditional Portuguese dinner with Fado performance)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Residencial Florescente), Hotel (Hotel Roma Lisbon)
Included Activities
- Lisbon Orientation Walk
- Fado Night with Traditional Portuguese Meal
Optional Activities
- Lisbon Food Tour
- Day trip to Sintra - explore winding streets with pastel-colored houses, palaces, gardens and lush forests
- Day 3
Lisbon to Coimbra
Head north from Lisbon to Batalha, a small hill town where you'll see the ornate gothic monastery built to mark Portugal's victory at the Battle of Aljubarrota. After walking around the monastery grounds, you'll continue on to Coimbra, which served as Portugal's medieval capital.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Hotel Astoria Coimbra)
Included Activities
- Monastery of Batalha Visit
Landmarks Monastery of Batalha 
- Day 4
Coimbra
You've got the full day to yourself in Coimbra. The university here is a UNESCO World Heritage site and reportedly inspired the Hogwarts design, so that's worth seeing if you're interested. Or take a casual walk through the winding streets and check out the restaurants and bars along the riverfront.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Hotel Astoria Coimbra)
Optional Activities
- Coimbra University Visit - UNESCO World Heritage site
- Day trip to nearby coastal town of Aveiro
- Day trip to pilgrimage sites of Fátima
- Joanina Library
- Conimbriga Ruins (8EUR per person)
Landmarks Coimbra University 
- Day 5
Coimbra to Porto
Hop on a scenic local train early in the morning heading toward Porto. Once you arrive in this historic coastal town, your CEO will walk you around to help you get your bearings and point out the main spots worth knowing about.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Ibis Porto Centro São Bento)
Included Activities
- Orientation With CEO
- Day 6
Porto
You've got a free day in Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage city. There's a lot to do here: take a Douro River cruise, wander through the historic Ribeira district, check out the São Francisco church, or visit the Palácio de Bolsa if grand architecture interests you. The Clerigos Tower gives you nice views from up high. Later in the evening, head to the port wine cellars for a tasting to wrap up the day.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Ibis Porto Centro São Bento)
Included Activities
- Port Wine Cellar Visit
Optional Activities
- Douro River cruise
- Porto Ribeira Cruise (20EUR per person)
- Allies Avenue - explore French-inspired buildings
- Bolhão Market
- São Francisco Church visit
- Palácio de Bolsa visit (12EUR per person)
- Clerigos Tower visit (8-6EUR per person)
- Lello Bookstore (8EUR per person)
- Porto Cathedral (Free)
- Ribeira Square (Free)
- Sao Bento Railway Station (Free)
Landmarks Ribeira District São Francisco Church Palácio de Bolsa Clerigos Tower Bolhão Market - Day 7
Porto
Your tour wraps up today. You can depart whenever it works for your travel plans and schedule.
- Meals
- Breakfast
