The Hotels

• HF Fenix Garden Lisbon in Lisbon
• Hotel Star Inn Porto in Porto
• SM Hotel Sant Antoni Barcelona in Barcelona

6-Night Barcelona, Lisbon & Porto Itinerary

• Day 1: Fly from UK to Barcelona & Stay Overnight in Barcelona
• Day 2: Full day in Barcelona
• Day 3: Internal flight from Barcelona to Lisbon & Stay in Lisbon
• Day 4: Full day in Lisbon
• Day 5: Take train from Lisbon to Porto & Stay in Porto
• Day 6: Full day in Porto
• Day 7: Fly back from Porto to UK

Transfer

• Train included between Lisbon and Porto

Optional Attraction Details

Optional Tours in Barcelona:

• Barcelona: 24 or 48-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
• Barcelona: Montserrat Tour with Cog-Wheel & Black Madonna

Optional Tours in Lisbon:

• Lisbon: Sintra, Pena, Regaleira, Cabo da Roca & Cascais
• Lisbon: Sunset Boat Party Cruise with DJ and Open Bar

Optional Tours in Porto:

• Porto: Six Bridges Cruise
• Porto: City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Groupon's Guide To Barcelona

Set on the Mediterranean coast, between the mouths of the rivers Llobregat and Besòs, the Catalonian capital allures guests with a rich cultural heritage, trade exhibitions, and street entertainment.

Cultural wonder seekers will rejoice in admiring UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as the architectural works of Antoni Gaudí and Lluís Domènech i Montaner, including world-renowned La Sagrada Familia. Live music fans can take a walk down venues such as Razzmatazz and Apolo, while classical music lovers can take advantage of the many concert halls this city has to offer, from The Gran Teatre del Liceu to the modernista Palau de la Música Catalana. Ramblers can climb the Montjuïic and revel in a panoramic view of the city, followed by more chill-out time spent sipping a cocktail at the outdoor bars and cafes along La Rambla. To make the most of the Spanish experience, tourists can head to flamenco talent display sites and witness genuine spectacles from internationally acclaimed dancers. During summer, temperatures can rise up to 28°C, but low humidity and a steady breeze help keep the weather conditions comfortable. September is the wettest month of the year, while in October temperatures drop to 21°C. November is much cooler, but mild temperatures still range between 8°C and 17°C. Winter comes in December and brings rather cold weather conditions that may be accompanied by snow and rainfall. Although temperatures may fluctuate in different seasons, Barcelona remains suitable for visitors discovering this cosmopolitan city.

Groupon's Guide To Lisbon

A shining capital of colourful culture, Lisbon awaits guests with vast, vibrant squares, cobbled backstreets, and thriving bar and club scenes, while a patchwork of architectural styles makes up the city’s historic areas. Lisbon's Belem Tower is a UNESCO World Heritage monument that served over the centuries as a starting point for voyages and new land discoveries over the Atlantic. Its late Gothic Manueline style flanked by Moorish watchtowers and stone-sculpted beasts is seen by many as an architectural symbol of Portugal's Age of Discovery. The Berardo Museum provides a home for some of the world's most famous modern art pieces, including works by 20th-century masters such as Pollock, Picasso, and Warhol. Adventure seekers may also choose a trip to Sintra-Cascais, where walking trails traverse the coastal forests of this natural park.

Groupon's Guide To Porto

Dating back to the 4th century and currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Porto, Portugal’s second largest metropolis, stands as one of Europe’s oldest cultural and historical sites.

An ancient port perched along the Douro Valley, the city is a cornucopia of architectural landmarks, museums and medieval reminisces. Among the most important architectural legacies stand the Sao Francisco and Santa Clara Church, where a rare mixture of Gothic and Baroque styles, represented by detailed carvings and opulent decor covered in pure gold, attract thousands of tourists every year. Famed for being the spiritual home of Port Wine, the city has been one of the most important wine trading centres since the 17th century, maintaining its leading role among the finest wine producers in Europe up to this day. Travellers may also admire modern art galleries cleverly combined with shopping centres, spread across the vivid and colourful Bombarda street, where a bundle of design boutiques, stylists and vintage shops form a world of their own.

Porto features a subtropical Mediterranean climate. With the spring season lasting from early March and until the end of May, the weather is warm but a little unpredictable with an average high of 18°C and with rainfall being quite frequent. Summer and autumn are the city’s busiest seasons.Mild weather may be found in autumn, while winter, from December till February, is cool and wet. Starting from March, the temperatures increase gradually displaying an average of 16°C.