Spain and Portugal
Why Take The Train Through Spain and Portugal?
Traveling through these Iberian gems unveils a wealth of customs, cultural treasures and a melting pot of historic influences. From the passionate flamenco dancers and grand bullfighting arenas of Spain to the soulful Fado music in Lisbon, each destination offers a unique and captivating experience.
The historic railway systems of Spain and Portugal, dating back to the mid-19th century, are the reason these tours are now possible. Spain’s first railway line, inaugurated in 1848, and Portugal’s line, opened in 1856, now feature modern travel while preserving historical allure. Today, they are the reason you can travel comfortably between major landmarks and experience them all without having to take a month off to get to them all.
They connect major cities – from Barcelona and its stunning Sagrada Familia to the breathtaking Alhambra Palace in Granada and Madrid’s Plaza Mayor. Complementing these sights are the culinary treasures of Spain and Portugal, which elevate any journey through these lands.
You can delight in Spanish tapas, paella, and Jamón Ibérico, complemented by world-renowned wines from Rioja and Ribera del Duero, offering a true taste of the country’s rich culinary traditions. And the very next day, you can be in Portugal, indulging in the famous Pastéis de Nata, fresh seafood, and robust Douro Valley wines.
As you travel through these countries, you will be greeted with genuine friendliness and a welcoming smile.
Whether you’re exploring the vibrant streets of Madrid, the artistic quarters of Barcelona, the historic neighborhoods of Lisbon, or the scenic beauty of Porto, you’ll find locals eager to share their stories, traditions, meals and way of life with you.
Hop on board and join us for a once-in-a-lifetime journey through Spain and Portugal!