Spain & Portugal
Explore enchanting coastal regions and diverse landscapes
With its deep religious origins, rich folklore and multicultural wealth, Spain takes visitors on a journey of the soul.
Continue the exploration of these diverse landscapes in Portugal with its white-sandy beaches and island hideaways.
Spain is a place of passion. With its deep religious origins, rich folklore and multicultural wealth, Spain takes visitors on a journey of the soul. Soak in famous artistic pieces, museums, theatres and world-class vinos tintos. Eat tapas. Stamp to the Flamenco. Be amazed by the country’s beautiful coastal regions and the spectacularly rugged Pyrenees. Continue the exploration of these diverse landscapes in Portugal with its white-sandy beaches and island hideaways. Hit the links on some of Europe’s best golf courses and mingle with locals in the country’s bustling cosmopolitan clubs or quaint fado bars. And what trip to Spain or Portugal would be complete with taking in a football game? EuroBound will plan the perfect, all-inclusive visit.
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Top Experiences You Can't Miss In Spain
Museums and architecture
Originally founded as a museum of paintings and sculpture, Museo del Prado in Madrid also includes important collections of drawings, prints, coins and medals, making it one of the world?s most visited sites.
Although its construction remains incomplete hundreds of years after it began, the large Roman Catholic church, Sagrada Família is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and in 2010 was consecrated and proclaimed a minor basilica by Pope Benedict XVI.
Crossroads of History
Sitting on a rugged cliff and surrounded by the Tagus River, the city Toledo, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, houses the large 16th century Alcázar fortress, as well as ancient mosques, synagogues, churches and the Hospital de Santa Cruz which is now the Provincial Museum of Archaeology and Fine Arts.
Iconic Traditions
Looking for a food fight? The La Tomatina Festival, held in the Valencian town of Buñol on the last Wednesday of every August, is the world’s largest vegetable fight.
An inspiration for many songs and stories, La Alhambra in Granada, is a palace and fortress constructed by the Moorish rulers of the Emirate of Granada and representing Spain’s most significant Islamic architecture.
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Architectural Wonder
Considered one of the major expressions of 19th century Romanticism in the world, Palacio Nacional de Pena towers above the town of Sintra and serves as one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal.
Island Serenity
A collection of nine magical volcanic islands, the Azores Islands and their people offer tranquility, beautiful garden settings, historic art and a generally calmer, more relaxed take on life.
Located just west of Lagos, Ponta da Piedad is a stunning piece of coastline (best viewed by boat) featuring caves, grottoes and rock formations sculpted courtesy of the sea over thousands of years.
Cultural Heritage
Founded by the first Portuguese King, Afonso Henriques, in 1153, the Monastery of Alcobaca represents one of the first foundations of the Cistercian Order in Portugal, and the arrival of early Gothic style architecture.
It is believed that the Virgin Mary made an appearance at Fatima in 1917, making it a place for special ceremonies each summer and a popular destinations amongst pilgrims seeking miracle cures for illness.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the local currency in Spain and Portugal, and how can I access it?
Both Spain and Portugal use the Euro (€) as their currency. You can access Euros by exchanging currency at banks or exchange offices, or by withdrawing cash from ATMs, which are widely available in both countries. Credit and debit cards are also commonly accepted.
What are some popular festivals to experience in Spain and Portugal?
In Spain, festivals like La Tomatina in Buñol and Feria de Abril in Seville are famous for their vibrant celebrations. In Portugal, the Festa de São João in Porto and the Carnival in Lisbon showcase local traditions and lively atmospheres, making them great experiences for visitors.
What traditional dishes should I try in Spain and Portugal?
In Spain, be sure to try paella, tapas, and jamón ibérico. In Portugal, don’t miss dishes like bacalhau à brás (cod), pastéis de nata (custard tarts), and caldo verde (green soup). Both countries boast rich culinary traditions that reflect their diverse regions.
What is the best time to visit Spain and Portugal?
The best time to visit is during the spring (April to June) and fall (September to October) when the weather is pleasant, and tourist crowds are smaller. Summer can be hot, especially in southern Spain, while winter is mild but can be rainy in Portugal.
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