Day 1 | Izmir – Madrid – Salamanca

We depart for Madrid on SunExpress Airlines' direct and scheduled flight XQ920 at 15:20, after completing baggage drop-off, check-in, and passport control procedures by arriving at the Adnan Menderes Airport International Terminal in Izmir at least 3 hours prior to departure. Upon arrival at Madrid Barajas Airport at 17:45 local time, we set off for Salamanca with our private vehicle waiting for us at the airport. Free time to check into rooms and rest.

Day 2 | Salamanca – Porto – (Porto Masterpieces Tour) – (Fado Show)

After breakfast and hotel checkout procedures, we head out to tour Salamanca. Salamanca, located in northwest Spain on the banks of the Tormes River, is a vibrant city of culture, commerce, and tourism, home to the University of Salamanca, the oldest university in Spain and one of the most ancient in Europe, boasting rich antique historical heritage dating back from the Carthaginians to the Romans. After completing our tour with a short free time at Plaza Mayor, which is listed among Europe's most beautiful squares, we set off for Porto. Guests who wish may join our extra organized Porto Masterpieces Tour (65 Euro). Porto is a historic city located in northern Portugal on the banks of the Douro River. During our panoramic city tour, we will see the historic fabric protected by UNESCO and its iconic structures. First, we proceed along Avenida dos Aliados. As one of Porto's widest boulevards, this street features historic granite buildings and views of the City Hall, making it a key area for panoramic viewing. Next, we will view the São Bento Train Station from the outside. The blue-and-white azulejo tiles on the station's interior walls depict scenes from Portuguese history. Our route includes a panoramic view of Porto Cathedral (Sé do Porto). Located on one of the highest points in the city, the cathedral area offers a spot for a short stop to photograph Porto's historic center. We then proceed panoramically through the Ribeira District, known for its narrow streets and traditional houses. Next, the Luís I Bridge, listed by UNESCO, will be seen panoramically. The bridge's iron structure forms one of the city's most recognized silhouettes. From here, we reach the Clérigos Tower and Livraria Lello area; the tower will be viewed panoramically from the outside, and the exterior facade of Lello can be photographed. We complete the tour by viewing the Bolhão Market and the surrounding commercial axis. This area, where local products are sold, is one of the places where we can observe daily life in Porto. After the tour, we arrive at our hotel in the Porto region. Rooms will be assigned, and free time will be provided. During this free time, guests who wish may join our extra organized Fado Show (45 Euro) program. In this show, we will listen to Fado music, which became world-famous as emotional and melancholic laments sung by the wives of sailors, specific to Portugal. Transfer to our hotel in the Porto region. Rooms will be assigned, and free time will be provided to rest.

Day 3 | Porto – (Obidos Tour) – Sintra – Cabo Da Roca – Estoril – (Evening Dinner Lisbon Masterpieces Tour) Lisbon

After breakfast and hotel checkout procedures, we set off for Sintra. On the way, guests who wish may join our extra organized Obidos Tour (40 Euro). During our tour, we will visit the medieval town of Obidos, surrounded by walls on a hill and featuring cobblestone streets that convey the architectural characteristics of the Renaissance, Baroque, and Gothic periods. Among the main sights are the Roman-origin Obidos Castle, St. John Baptist Church, and Rua Direita, the main street of the town and the most visited by tourists. After the tour, we continue our journey to Sintra. We will explore the town of Sintra. Sintra will welcome us with its boutique shops, colorful and ornate houses resembling castles, and cobblestone streets. However, its most important feature that earned it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage List is its Romantic Period architectural monuments and buildings. After our Sintra tour carried out on streets and alleys surrounded by palaces and churches, we continue our journey to Lisbon. On the way, we will visit Cabo da Roca, known as the "End of the World" and the westernmost point of the European continent. After a short break to take photos of the famous beaches, which are a haven for ocean lovers and surfers, our tour continues with panoramic sightseeing tours in Estoril, known as the backyard of Lisbon and one of its most famous resort areas. After the tour, we continue our journey to Lisbon. On the way, guests who wish may join our extra organized Lisbon Masterpieces and Lisbon Night Tour (65 Euro) program. In our program, we visit Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, which has two sides like Istanbul and is also the 6th most touristy city in Europe throughout the year. Managed over time by the Phoenicians, Romans, North African Muslims, and finally the Portuguese, Lisbon hosts many historical artifacts with its history dating back to 1200 BC. During our tour in Lisbon, the historic part of the city where Rossio Square and St. George's Castle are located, and the Santa Justa Elevator are among the main sights. After the city tour, we offer free time in the city center. After the tour, transfer to our hotel in the Lisbon region. Rooms will be assigned, and free time will be provided to rest.

Day 4 | Lisbon – (Seville Masterpieces Tour) – Seville – (Flamenco Show)

After breakfast and hotel checkout procedures, we set off for Seville. Upon our arrival in Seville, during the free time we provide, guests who wish may join our extra organized Seville Masterpieces Tour (65 Euro) program. Seville, the most populous and developed city of Andalusia, owes its exotic and rich cultural history to the period under the dominance of North African Muslims, the Moors. We carry out our panoramic city tour amidst beautiful and magnificent cathedrals, squares, palaces, museums, towers, and churches. Among the places seen panoramically during our city tour are Plaza de Espana (Spain Square), where some scenes of Star Wars 2 were filmed; Torro del Oro (Golden Tower), an octagonal shape built for defense purposes but later used as a prison; Seville Cathedral, the world's third-largest Gothic cathedral and listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1987; Giralda Bell Tower; and Maria Luisa Park. After the Seville tour, during the free time we provide, guests who wish may join our extra organized Flamenco Show (60 Euro) program. After the world-famous Flamenco show, known as the cry of the lower class to the upper class and where dance speaks, we transfer to our hotel in the Seville region, rooms will be assigned, and free time will be provided to rest.

Day 5 | Seville – Cordoba – (Cordoba Mosque & Cathedral Tour) – Granada – (Alhambra Palace) – (Sacramento & Gypsy Show)

After breakfast and hotel checkout procedures, we depart to organize our city tour of Cordoba. In our panoramic Cordoba city tour, we discover Cordoba, founded during the Roman Empire era, which was the largest city in Europe under the patronage of Islamic states in the 10th century. In our city tour carried out in the city center, where Islamic influences can still be seen today and which was added to the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List in 1984, Alcazar De Los Reyes Cristianos, Royal Palace, and Roman Bridge are among the places seen panoramically with their nearly 1000-year history. After our visit to Cordoba, during the free time we provide, guests who wish may join our Cordoba Mosque & Cathedral Tour (45 Euro) program. In our tour, we visit the Cordoba Mosque & Cathedral "including entrance fee." Besides being the third largest mosque in Islamic history in terms of size, it is also a major attraction as one of the two biggest examples of Spain's Maghrebi past. The building, which went back and forth between Islam and Christianity for centuries, is currently used as a Catholic cliché. After the tour, we set off for Granada. Granada, built on fertile lands at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, is one of Spain's most touristy cities. In our panoramic tour carried out in this city, which was largely influenced by the Romans and Umayyads throughout its rich history and is home to the Alhambra Palace, the Queen Isabelle and Christopher Columbus Statues, Grand Via, La Rambla, and Town Square are among the places seen in the historic Andalusia/Granada streets among works from the Umayyad and Abbasid periods. After the city tour, during the free time offered, guests who wish may join our extra organized Alhambra Palace Tour (65 Euro) program. We see the Alhambra Palace, listed on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List, famous for its Arabesque architecture, pools, and gardens, and considered one of the most unusual memorials not only in Andalusia but in all Islamic history. "Including entrance fee" (Conducted subject to palace availability and excludes harem entry. Advance reservation is recommended at the time of registration). At the end of the tour, we arrive at our hotel in the Granada region. Upon arrival at the hotel, rooms will be assigned, and free time will be provided to rest. In the evening, we additionally organize our Sacramento & Gypsy Show (55 Euro) program for guests who wish. We watch the Gypsy Show in Sacramonte, one of the oldest settlements in Granada with its white houses, located on the opposite slope of Alhambra, in labyrinth-like, winding, steep, and stair-filled streets where you can watch and photograph the red walls of Alhambra Palace from afar. After the tour, we return to our hotel.

Day 6 | Granada – (Toledo Tour) – Madrid

After breakfast and hotel checkout procedures, we set off for Madrid. On the way, guests who wish may join our extra organized Toledo Tour (50 Euro) program. Upon our arrival in Toledo, we organize our tour. Founded by Jews in 590 BC, Toledo is one of the most important cities in Spain historically and touristically, where people belonging to three major religions live together peacefully today, and is also known as the "City of Knights." The Tagus, the largest river on the Iberian Peninsula, flows through the city. The city was the capital of the Spanish Kingdom for a long time. Because it was one of the largest medieval cities in the world, it was included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List and placed under protection. Cervantes, the author of Don Quixote, was born in this city. Toledo Cathedral, whose construction took approximately 270 years, was formerly a mosque and now holds the world's most expensive artworks, serving as the third most important cathedral in the world and the main cathedral of Spain; San Martin Bridge; Damasquinos (Damascus Work); workshops and shops where gold craftsmanship is done are among the places seen panoramically in our tour. After the tour, we set off for Madrid. Madrid, the capital of the Spanish Kingdom and also the third-largest city in the European Union, is accepted as the political, economic, and cultural center of the country. During our city tour in Madrid, where statues, monuments, and natural beauties blend with modern architecture, Plaza Mayor, Paseyo de la Castellana, bullfighting arena, Gran Via, Plaza de Espana, Royal Palace, and Puerto de Alcala are seen panoramically. After a short free time following the city tour, we transfer to our hotel in the Madrid region. Rooms will be assigned, and free time will be provided to rest.

Day 7 | Madrid – Barcelona – (Barcelona Masterpieces Tour with High-Speed Train Access)

After breakfast and hotel checkout procedures, we transfer to our hotel in the Barcelona region. Guests who wish may additionally join our Madrid – Barcelona High-Speed Train Access Barcelona Masterpieces Tour (100 Euro) program. In this program, we first travel comfortably from Madrid to Barcelona by high-speed train in about 3 hours. Upon our arrival at the train station in Barcelona, we begin our tour with our guide. (Depending on the number of participants, our tour guide will accompany guests who purchase the High-Speed Train Barcelona Masterpieces Tour program and will travel with them to Barcelona by high-speed train.) Barcelona Cathedral, Paral-Lel and Gothic neighborhoods, El Born, City Hall, Plaza Real, and La Boqueria Market are among the sights in our Barcelona Masterpieces Tour. After the free time offered following the tour, we complete our tour and depart for our hotel in the Barcelona region. Upon our arrival at the hotel, we offer free time to check into rooms and rest.

Day 8 | Barcelona – (Fiesta Barcelona Tour) – (Barcelona Icons Tour) – (Evening Dinner Barcelona Night Tour)

After breakfast, free time for the whole day. During this free time, guests who wish may join our extra organized Fiesta Barcelona Tour (55 Euro) program. In our tour, we visit Poble Espanyol, an open-air museum & festival village concept made for the 1929 World Fair, bringing together typical architectural examples from different regions of Spain, craft workshops, art pieces, and traditional cultural elements. Our visit to Poble Espanyol, which is lively every hour of the day throughout the year, hosting various music, dance, street shows, and cultural activities, providing restaurants, and offering visitors a unique experience where they can see characteristic elements of all Spain, and the subsequent free time offered. During the free time offered, guests who wish may join our extra organized Barcelona Icons Tour (65 Euro) program. In our tour, we first climb Carmel Hill to enjoy the magnificent view of the city and visit Park Guell, designed and built by Antoni Gaudi. "Including entrance fee," we offer free time for photography and sightseeing in Guell Park, which found its place on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List in 1984 and takes visitors almost to a fairy tale land with its vivid colors and figures inspired by nature. Then, we will see Casa Mila and Casa Batlló, one of Gaudi's most important works added to urban architecture ("Gaudi's House"), and complete our tour by walking around La Sagrada Familia. During the free time offered at the end of the tour, guests who wish may join our extra organized Evening Dinner Barcelona Night Tour (45 Euro) program. In this tour, the Christopher Columbus Monument, Rambla de Mar, Maremagnum & Moll d'Espanya, El Cap de Barcelona & Palau de Mar, and Barcelona Port are among the sights. After having dinner at a local restaurant, we return to our hotel.

Day 9 | Barcelona – (Girona & Figueres – Dali Museum & Outlet Tour)

After breakfast, free time for the whole day. During this free time, guests who wish may join our extra organized Figueres - Dali Museum & Outlet Tour (95 Euro) program. We start our tour with the Girona & Figueres & Dali Museum Tour, which is the first section of our tour. The first stop of our tour will be Girona, the largest city in Catalonia, which enchants its visitors with its museums, galleries, Gothic-style architectural works, and walls rising around narrow and labyrinthine cobblestone streets. During our tour in Girona, we will see and photograph the colorful houses lined up on the banks of the Onyar River, which divides the city in two, and walk on Libertat Street, closed to traffic in the old city square surrounded by walls, with each exit leading to narrow labyrinth-like streets. During our tour in the city where Christians, Catalan Jews, and Muslims lived together throughout history, we will complete our tour by seeing Girona Cathedral panoramically and depart for our next stop, the Dali Museum located in Figueres. In Figueres, which houses the museum designed by Salvador Dali from a theater building to place his works while he was still alive, after a short sightseeing tour, we will visit the Dali Museum (entrance fee is included in the tour price) and go on an art tour with our guide in the museum housing 4000 of Dali's works. In the final section of our tour, after visiting the outlet center, which offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy and experience pleasant and affordable shopping with its stylish stores of many prestigious brands, cafes, restaurants, and personal activity areas, we transfer to our hotel in the Barcelona region.

Day 10 | Barcelona – Izmir

After breakfast and hotel checkout procedures, we set off for Barcelona Airport for our return flight to Izmir. Upon our arrival at the airport, after completing baggage drop-off, check-in, and passport control procedures, we fly to Izmir on SunExpress Airlines' direct and scheduled flight XQ895 at 14:15. Arrival at Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport at 19:25 local time and the end of our tour.