Iberian Capitals, Andalucia & Morocco - 17 days Tour by On The Go Tours

17 daysDuration

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18 - 80 yearsAge range for participants

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Salamanca - The golden sandstone Plaza Mayor is among the finest Baroque squares in Europe, framed by ornate arcades and alive with students from one of Spain'…Salamanca - The golden sandstone Plaza Mayor is among the finest Baroque squares in Europe, framed by ornate arcades and alive with students from one of Spain's oldest universities

Porto - Discover the UNESCO-listed old town and visit its cathedral, Stock Exchange and famous Port wine cellars

Coimbra - Home to one of Europe's oldest universities and the birthplace of fado, the city climbs steeply from the Mondego River in a tangle of medieval lanes and academic tradition

Fátima - One of Catholicism's most significant pilgrimage sites, where the vast esplanade and twin basilicas draw millions of believers each year to a place of quiet, striking devotion

Lisbon - From the Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery to the fado-soaked streets of Madragoa, the Portuguese capital unfolds across seven hills above the wide mouth of the Tagus

Mérida - Two UNESCO-listed Roman monuments dominate the town centre — a theatre and amphitheatre so well preserved they still host performances under the Extremaduran sky

Sevilla - María Luisa Park, the sweeping Plaza de España, and the Gothic cathedral crowned by its Moorish minaret sit at the heart of Andalucía's most theatrical city, with optional flamenco after dark

Córdoba - A walking tour passes through the Jewish Quarter and Almódovar Gate before arriving at the Mezquita, a mosque-cathedral of horseshoe arches and layered civilisations unlike anything else in Europe

Ronda - Perched above a dramatic gorge on the edge of the White Villages route, this clifftop town rewards a wander with vertiginous views and centuries of Andalusian character

Costa del Sol - Two full days of leisure on the Mediterranean shore, with optional excursions and the kind of unhurried warmth that makes the Spanish south so hard to leave

Tangier - Crossing the Strait of Gibraltar by ferry, this port city at the meeting point of Europe and Africa draws travellers into its souks, whitewashed quarters, and layered cultural identity

Rabat - The Hassan Tower — begun in the 12th century to be the tallest minaret in the Islamic world — stands unfinished and magnificent alongside the Mausoleum of Mohammed V

Casablanca - Atlantic boulevards and the colossal Hassan II Mosque, its 210-metre minaret the tallest in the world, announce Morocco's commercial capital before the road turns inland

Marrakesh - Two days to explore the Bahia Palace, Menara Gardens, and the souks of the medina, all orbiting Jemaa el-Fna Square where musicians, storytellers, and food stalls take over as evening falls

Granada - The Alhambra and Generalife palaces crown the city with carved stucco, geometric fountains, and Moorish gardens that represent the high point of Islamic architecture in the western world

Toledo - The Imperial City rewards a final morning with panoramic views from the Mirador del Valle and a walk through an old town shaped equally by Christian, Muslim, and Jewish heritage