Embark on an unforgettable 10-day journey through Spain and Portugal, retracing the rich Islamic heritage of al-Andalus.
From the historic quarters of Lisbon to the breathtaking palaces of Seville, Cordoba, and Granada, immerse yourself in the legacy of Moorish civilization.
Discover UNESCO-listed wonders like the Alhambra, Generalife Gardens, and Medinat Az-Zahra, and explore vibrant cities like Madrid, Zaragoza, and Barcelona.
With expert Muslim guides, prayer-friendly stops, and enriching cultural experiences, this tour is a perfect blend of history, architecture, and modern exploration.
Day 1 : Arrival & Moorish Echoes of Lisbon
Welcome to Lisbon, Portugal’s capital, where centuries of Islamic heritage still whisper through its streets.
Upon arrival, receive a warm welcome from your Muslim guide before diving into the city’s rich past.
Wander through the Alfama district—once known as "al-Hammah" (hot fountains)—where narrow alleys, whitewashed houses, and Moorish influences create a charming atmosphere.
In the afternoon, take in the grandeur of Lisbon’s iconic squares, including Restauradores Square, Rossio Square, and Marqués de Pombal Square.
Don't miss the stunning Cathedral de Sé, standing as a testament to the city's layered history.
Day 2 : Enchanting Sintra & Lisbon’s Landmarks
Begin your day with a journey to Sintra—once called “Shantara” by the Moors—a fairytale town brimming with history.
Visit the majestic Pena Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site perched atop the hills, and explore the remnants of the Moorish Castle.
Next, make your way to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of Europe, where the rugged cliffs meet the endless Atlantic Ocean.
Return to Lisbon in the afternoon for a panoramic tour of its famous landmarks, including the Tower of Belem, St. George’s Castle, and the lively Rossio Square.
Enjoy free time to explore the city’s vibrant streets at your own pace.
Day 3 : From Lisbon to Seville – Tracing the Steps of al-Andalus
Bid farewell to Lisbon and set off for Seville, Spain, where the soul of al-Andalus still lingers.
Upon arrival, step into the magnificent Plaza de España, a masterpiece blending Renaissance and Moorish Revival styles.
Continue exploring the historic heart of Seville, where the mighty Guadalquivir River once served as a trade lifeline for the Moors.
The city’s pride, the Giralda Tower—once the Great Mosque’s minaret—stands tall as a reminder of its Islamic past.
Wander through the Alcazar Palace, an architectural marvel with intricate Islamic designs, and visit the Golden Tower, a former watchtower that once guarded the city.
Day 4 : Cordoba’s Grand Mosque & the Lost City of Medinat Az-Zahra
Travel to Cordoba, once the glorious capital of the Islamic Emirate of al-Andalus.
Stroll through its ancient Jewish and Arab quarters, lined with traditional Andalusian houses and vibrant markets perfect for souvenir shopping.
The highlight of the day is the breathtaking Great Mosque of Cordoba (Mezquita), a stunning symbol of Islamic artistry that was once the second-largest mosque in the world.
Continue to Medinat Az-Zahra, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the grand palace-city of the 10th-century Caliphate.
Later, journey to Granada, the final stronghold of the Moors in Spain.
Day 5 : Granada’s Alhambra & Moorish Splendor
Granada, the last Islamic kingdom of al-Andalus, is a treasure trove of Moorish beauty.
Begin your day at the Alhambra Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site adorned with exquisite Islamic art, Arabic calligraphy, and mesmerizing courtyards.
Explore the serene Generalife Gardens, where Nasrid rulers once sought tranquility.
In the afternoon, visit San Miguel Alto for a breathtaking panoramic view of Granada before heading to the historic Albaicin quarter.
Wander its cobblestone streets, starting from the Main Mosque of Granada, and wrap up the day at San Nicolas Viewpoint, known for its spectacular views of the Alhambra at sunset.
Day 6 : Toledo – A Mix of Three Cultures' City
Depart for Toledo, famously known as the “City of Three Cultures” for its blend of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim influences.
Take a panoramic tour of its historical skyline and stop for stunning photos at the Moorish bridges of San Martin & Alcantara.
Discover Toledo’s sword-making heritage at a renowned factory before venturing into the old city center. Visit the well-preserved Mosque Cristo de la Luz, one of the last surviving mosques in Toledo.
Later, travel to Madrid, Spain’s vibrant capital.
Day 7 : Madrid – Spain’s Royal & Cultural Gem
Madrid, the only European capital with an Arabic name, offers a perfect blend of history and modernity.
Start with a city sightseeing tour covering iconic spots like Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and Plaza de Cibeles.
Stop for photos at the Royal Palace and explore the bustling Gran Via. Football fans can enjoy a photo stop at the famous Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
For prayer, visit the Abu Bakr Central Mosque before indulging in some last-minute shopping—Madrid is a shopper’s paradise!
Day 8 : Zaragoza – The Hidden Jewel of Al-Andalus
Make your way to Zaragoza, once called "Saraqusṭa" under Muslim rule.
Stop for photos at the beautiful Puente de Piedra (Stone Bridge) and explore the grand Plaza del Pilar.
Visit the 11th-century Aljaferia Palace, an architectural masterpiece of al-Andalus and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
In the afternoon, continue to Barcelona.
Day 9 : Barcelona – A Vibrant Finale
Discover Barcelona, a city where history meets modern vibrancy.
Start with a panoramic tour featuring the famous Camp Nou Stadium and the Olympic City. Walk to Font Magic via MNAC for breathtaking city views. Marvel at the architectural wonder of Sagrada Familia and take a photo stop at the stunning Casa Batlló.
In the afternoon, visit a local Mosque for prayer and experience the lively energy of Las Ramblas, Plaza Catalunya, and the Hard Rock Café.
Day 10 : Farewell Barcelona
Enjoy some free time before transferring to the airport.
Depart with unforgettable memories of Islamic heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural discoveries.