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7-night Portugal, Spain, and the Douro River Valley Cruise

Queen Isabel

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Departing From:

Porto, Portugal

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Porto, Portugal Arrive in Porto, the port city at the mouth of the Douro. If your cruise package includes a group arrival transfer or if you have purchased a private arrival transfer, you will be greeted by a Uniworld representative and transferred to the ship.	—	—
Day 2	Porto, Portugal	—	—
Day 2	Porto Antigo, Portugal There's much more to Portugal's second city (after Lisbon) than its eponymous fortified wine—historic architecture, cutting-edge design, fabulous food and wine, and a hip, laid-back vibe. Discover its many charms with your choice of distinctively different tours today. Porto gave its name to the nation's most famous export, Port wine, and to the nation itself. The city is a fascinating combination of historic buildings and cutting-edge architecture, tradition, and vivacious modernity. You must choose between two distinctive—and distinctively Portuguese—ways to explore Porto.	—	—
Day 3	Régua, Portugal	—	—
Day 3	Folgosa, Portugal	—	—
Day 3	Vega Terrón, Spain As you cruise along the river today, take note of the little chapels you see along the banks. Though the river is slow and calm now that it has been tamed by dams, it was once extremely hazardous. These tiny chapels mark spots where entire rabelo boat crews perished attempting to get their cargo of Port wine to Porto. Today we learn about wine, which has been cultivated in the Douro River Valley since ancient Roman times. Get a crash course on the history of Port during your visit to the Douro Museum.	—	—
Day 4	Vega Terrón, Spain	—	—
Day 4	Salamanca, Spain	—	—
Day 4	Vega Terrón, Spain	—	—
Day 4	Barca d'Alva, Portugal What adventures await you in Spain today? You can visit the historic university town of Salamanca—the "Golden City"—famous for its sand-colored buildings and abundance of churches, or immerse yourself in the region's spectacular natural beauty, with a small boat cruise in a national park. The ship docks near the Spanish border today, where you may head across the country to Salamanca.	—	—
Day 5	Barca d'Alva, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Castelo Rodrigo, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Barca d'Alva, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Pocinho, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Pinhão, Portugal Go medieval today at Castelo Rodrigo, both the name of a hilltop castle as well as the village that surrounds it. The view from the top is incredible and the village is a charming place to ramble, relax, and replenish. If you wish, you can also lace up your hiking boots and unleash your inner Indiana Jones with an up-close gander at some prehistoric carvings during a visit to Portugal's first archaeological park, Foz Côa. Enjoy breathtaking scenery as your ship cruises the upper Douro River Valley, which has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, both because of its beauty and its remarkable history. Although the river is considered one of the most pristine waterways in all of Europe, people have inhabited this region for 30,000 years. Then treat yourself to a tasting of fruity Moscatels and a hearty rustic-style dinner at a family-owned wine estate.	—	—
Day 6	Pinhão, Portugal	—	—
Day 6	Régua, Portugal Feel the centuries fall away as your ship winds its way through the pristine, dramatic UNESCO-protected landscapes of the Douro River Valley. Head ashore for a choice of excursions, a tasting at a prestigious port wine estate, or a vineyard hike with a wine tasting at a local quinta.	—	—
Day 7	Porto, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Guimarães, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Porto, Portugal Guimarães or Porto? That's the question of the day today (you really can't go wrong either way). Guimarães is the town where Portugal was born and its well-preserved architecture and stylish young residents make it a pleasure to visit. Or opt to explore one of Porto's oldest neighborhoods, picturesque Ribeira, considered the soul of the city.	—	—
Day 8	Porto, Portugal You've experienced the best of Portugal, Spain, and the pristine Douro River, but now the journey comes to a close and it's time to disembark the ship. If your cruise package includes a group departure transfer or if you have purchased a private departure transfer, you will be transferred to Porto Airport for your flight home. Your Uniworld adventure may be over, but we know you'll enjoy the memories you've made for years to come.	—	—

Date	Interior	Oceanview	Balcony	Suite
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7-night Portugal, Spain, and the Douro Cruise

Queen Isabel

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Departing From:

Porto, Portugal

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Porto, Portugal Arrive in Porto, the port city at the mouth of the Douro.	—	—
Day 2	Porto, Portugal	—	—
Day 2	Porto Antigo, Portugal There's much more to Portugal's second city (after Lisbon) than its eponymous fortified wine—historic architecture, cutting-edge design, fabulous food and wine, and a hip, laid-back vibe. Discover its many charms with your choice of distinctively different tours today. Porto gave its name to the nation's most famous export, Port wine, and to the nation itself. The city is a fascinating combination of historic buildings and cutting-edge architecture, tradition, and vivacious modernity. You must choose between two distinctive—and distinctively Portuguese—ways to explore Porto.	—	—
Day 3	Régua, Portugal	—	—
Day 3	Pinhão, Portugal As you cruise along the river today, take note of the little chapels you see along the banks. Though the river is slow and calm now that it has been tamed by dams, it was once extremely hazardous. These tiny chapels mark spots where entire rabelo boat crews perished attempting to get their cargo of Port wine to Porto. Today we learn about wine, which has been cultivated in the Douro River Valley since ancient Roman times. Get a crash course on the history of Port during your visit to the Douro Museum.	—	—
Day 4	Pinhão, Portugal	—	—
Day 4	Vega Terrón, Spain Feel the centuries fall away as your ship winds its way through the pristine, dramatic, UNESCO-protected landscapes of the Douro River Valley. Head ashore for a choice of excursions, a tasting at a prestigious port wine estate or a vineyard hike with a wine tasting at a local quinta.	—	—
Day 5	Vega Terrón, Spain	—	—
Day 5	Salamanca, Spain	—	—
Day 5	Vega Terrón, Spain	—	—
Day 5	Barca d'Alva, Portugal What adventures await you in Spain today? The ship docks near the Spanish border today, where you may head across the country to the historic university town of Salamanca—the "Golden City"—famous for its sand-colored buildings and abundance of churches.	—	—
Day 6	Barca d'Alva, Portugal	—	—
Day 6	Castelo Rodrigo, Portugal	—	—
Day 6	Barca d'Alva, Portugal	—	—
Day 6	Pocinho, Portugal A tiny village surrounded by mountains, Barca d'Alva is your base for today's adventures. Go medieval today at Castelo Rodrigo, both the name of a hilltop castle as well as the village that surrounds it. It has been singled out as one of Portugal's 12 historic villages for its medieval beauty. The view from the top is incredible and the village is a charming place to ramble, relax, and replenish. Or, if you wish, you can also lace up your hiking boots and unleash your inner Indiana Jones with an up-close gander at some prehistoric carvings during a visit to Portugal's first archaeological park, Foz Côa.	—	—
Day 7	Porto, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Guimarães, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Porto, Portugal Guimarães or Porto? That's the question of the day today (you really can't go wrong either way). Guimarães is the town where Portugal was born and its well-preserved architecture and stylish young residents make it a pleasure to visit. Or opt to explore one of Porto's oldest neighborhoods, picturesque Ribeira, considered the soul of the city.	—	—
Day 8	Porto, Portugal You've experienced the best of Portugal, Spain, and the pristine Douro River, but now the journey comes to a close and it's time to disembark the ship. If your cruise/tour package includes a group departure transfer or if you have purchased a private departure transfer, you will be transferred to Porto Airport for your flight home. Your Uniworld adventure may be over, but we know you'll enjoy the memories you've made for years to come.	—	—

Date	Interior	Oceanview	Balcony	Suite
Untrack Track MAR 24 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$4,139 $591/Night	$7,314 $1,045/Night
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Untrack Track MAR 31 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$5,509 $787/Night	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track APR 7 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$4,319 $617/Night	$7,504 $1,072/Night
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Untrack Track APR 28 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$6,174 $882/Night	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track MAY 5 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$6,174 $882/Night	Call for Pricing
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10-night Portugal, Spain, and the Douro Cruise

Queen Isabel

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Departing From:

Lisbon, Portugal

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal Arrive at Lisbon Portela Airport. If your cruise/tour package includes a group arrival transfer or if you have purchased a private arrival transfer, you will be greeted by a Uniworld representative and transferred to the hotel.	—	—
Day 2	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal Everything old is new again in the Portuguese capital, which is undergoing a remarkable rebirth of late. Get to know this hilly metropolis with a city tour that shows you all the top sights and treats you to an iconic locally-made pastry with an intriguing tale all its own. Vibrant, colorful, and picturesque, Lisbon will continually surprise you. Glorious historic architecture reflects the wealth brought in during the "Age of Discovery" when the Portuguese owned the seas, but it is also a modern center of finance and international trade.	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal Experience your own "Age of Discovery" with a full day to explore Lisbon however you wish. Get out and see the city on your own. Ride the famous iron elevator from the Baixa district up to the Bairro Alto, the cultural and bohemian heart of Lisbon, and catch a fantastic view of the city from the vantage point of São Pedro de Alcântara Belvedere. Once you reach Bairro Alto, head for São Roque, whose plain façade hides a magnificent Baroque interior. The city hosts remarkable museums and excellent shopping. Your options at Centro Comercial Colombo, the biggest mall in the Iberian Peninsula, are seemingly limitless. Or try a flea market, perhaps the Campo de Santa Clara, if you prefer to hunt for unique treasures. Natives of Lisbon boast that they have the best food in the world; the many cafés and taverns tempt you to verify that claim.	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Coimbra, Portugal	—	—
Day 4	Porto, Portugal You'll check out of your Lisbon hotel and board a motorcoach, heading north through Portugal's picturesque countryside toward Porto. En route to Porto, you'll stop in Coimbra, home to an ancient university and a lavish Baroque library considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Admire the lingering traces of the town's Moorish and Roman past after sitting down to a traditional Portuguese lunch. After lunch, continue on to the port city at the mouth of the Douro.	—	—
Day 5	Porto, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Porto Antigo, Portugal There's much more to Portugal's second city (after Lisbon) than its eponymous fortified wine—historic architecture, cutting-edge design, fabulous food and wine, and a hip, laid-back vibe. Discover its many charms with your choice of distinctively different tours today. Porto gave its name to the nation's most famous export, Port wine, and to the nation itself. The city is a fascinating combination of historic buildings and cutting-edge architecture, tradition, and vivacious modernity. You must choose between two distinctive—and distinctively Portuguese—ways to explore Porto.	—	—
Day 6	Régua, Portugal	—	—
Day 6	Pinhão, Portugal As you cruise along the river today, take note of the little chapels you see along the banks. Though the river is slow and calm now that it has been tamed by dams, it was once extremely hazardous. These tiny chapels mark spots where entire rabelo boat crews perished attempting to get their cargo of Port wine to Porto. Today we learn about wine, which has been cultivated in the Douro River Valley since ancient Roman times. Get a crash course on the history of Port during your visit to the Douro Museum.	—	—
Day 7	Pinhão, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Vega Terrón, Spain Feel the centuries fall away as your ship winds its way through the pristine, dramatic, UNESCO-protected landscapes of the Douro River Valley. Head ashore for a choice of excursions, a tasting at a prestigious port wine estate or a vineyard hike with a wine tasting at a local quinta.	—	—
Day 8	Vega Terrón, Spain	—	—
Day 8	Salamanca, Spain	—	—
Day 8	Vega Terrón, Spain	—	—
Day 8	Barca d'Alva, Portugal What adventures await you in Spain today? The ship docks near the Spanish border today, where you may head across the country to the historic university town of Salamanca—the "Golden City"—famous for its sand-colored buildings and abundance of churches.	—	—
Day 9	Barca d'Alva, Portugal	—	—
Day 9	Castelo Rodrigo, Portugal	—	—
Day 9	Barca d'Alva, Portugal	—	—
Day 9	Pocinho, Portugal A tiny village surrounded by mountains, Barca d'Alva is your base for today's adventures. Go medieval today at Castelo Rodrigo, both the name of a hilltop castle as well as the village that surrounds it. It has been singled out as one of Portugal's 12 historic villages for its medieval beauty. The view from the top is incredible and the village is a charming place to ramble, relax, and replenish. Or, if you wish, you can also lace up your hiking boots and unleash your inner Indiana Jones with an up-close gander at some prehistoric carvings during a visit to Portugal's first archaeological park, Foz Côa.	—	—
Day 10	Porto, Portugal	—	—
Day 10	Guimarães, Portugal	—	—
Day 10	Porto, Portugal Guimarães or Porto? That's the question of the day today (you really can't go wrong either way). Guimarães is the town where Portugal was born and its well-preserved architecture and stylish young residents make it a pleasure to visit. Or opt to explore one of Porto's oldest neighborhoods, picturesque Ribeira, considered the soul of the city.	—	—
Day 11	Porto, Portugal You've experienced the best of Portugal, Spain, and the pristine Douro River, but now the journey comes to a close and it's time to disembark the ship. If your cruise/tour package includes a group departure transfer or if you have purchased a private departure transfer, you will be transferred to Porto Airport for your flight home. Your Uniworld adventure may be over, but we know you'll enjoy the memories you've made for years to come.	—	—

Date	Interior	Oceanview	Balcony	Suite
Untrack Track MAR 21 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$4,679 $468/Night	$7,884 $788/Night
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Untrack Track MAR 28 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$6,079 $608/Night	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track APR 4 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$4,859 $486/Night	$8,074 $807/Night
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Untrack Track APR 25 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$6,999 $700/Night	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track MAY 2 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$6,999 $700/Night	Call for Pricing
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12-night Jewels of Spain, Portugal, and the Douro River Cruise

Queen Isabel

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Departing From:

Lisbon, Portugal

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal Arrive at Lisbon Portela Airport. If your cruise/tour package includes a group arrival transfer or if you have purchased a private arrival transfer, you will be greeted by a Uniworld representative and transferred to the hotel.	—	—
Day 2	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal Everything old is new again in the Portuguese capital, which is undergoing a remarkable rebirth of late. Get to know this hilly metropolis with a city tour that shows you all the top sights and treats you to a unique pastry with an intriguing (and delicious) history. Dynamic, colorful, and picturesque, Lisbon will continually surprise you. Glorious historic architecture reflects the wealth brought in during the "Age of Discovery" when the Portuguese owned the seas, but it is also a modern center of finance and international trade.	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Óbidos, Portugal	—	—
Day 3	Porto, Portugal You'll board a motorcoach this morning, heading north through Portugal's picturesque countryside toward Porto—but you'll stop in fascinating Óbidos before you reach the colorful city. The tiny whitewashed village of Óbidos is so charming that Portuguese kings traditionally gave it to their brides as a wedding gift. Need we say more? Climb up to the imposing hilltop castle for spectacular, Instagram-worthy photos of the countryside and the sea beyond.	—	—
Day 4	Porto, Portugal There's much more to Portugal's second city than its eponymous fortified wine—historic architecture, cutting-edge design, fabulous food and wine, and a hip, laid-back vibe. Discover its many charms with your choice of distinctively different tours today. Today you cruise to the mouth of the Douro and Portugal's second city (after Lisbon), Porto, which gave its name to the nation's most famous export, Port wine, and to the nation itself. The city is a fascinating combination of historic buildings and cutting-edge architecture, tradition, and vivacious modernity.	—	—
Day 5	Porto, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Guimarães, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Porto, Portugal Guimarães or Porto? That's the question of the day today (you really can't go wrong either way). Guimarães is the town where Portugal was born and its well-preserved architecture and stylish young residents make it a pleasure to visit. Or opt to explore one of Porto's oldest neighborhoods, picturesque Ribeira, considered the soul of the city.	—	—
Day 6	Entre-os-Rios, Portugal	—	—
Day 6	Quinta da Aveleda, Portugal	—	—
Day 6	Entre-os-Rios, Portugal The family-owned Quinta da Aveleda looks like something out of a fairytale, with its lush flower gardens, peacocks and swans, shady terraces and whimsical follies—the perfect place to relax over a glass of vinho verde, the preferred drink of the region. After your visit to the quinta, you will get a crash course in the history of making Port during your visit to the Douro Museum.	—	—
Day 7	Régua, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Lamego, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Régua, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Pinhão, Portugal One of Portugal's top pilgrimage sites is our destination today, Our Lady of Remedies in Lamego. The church sits high above the town, accessible via hundreds of zigzagging steps adorned with beautiful blue-and-white tiles. After seeing the sights with a local expert, enjoy a tasting of locally made wines at a picturesque quinta.	—	—
Day 8	Pinhão, Portugal	—	—
Day 8	Pocinho, Portugal Today is all about wine, which has been cultivated in the Douro River Valley since ancient Roman times. You'll head to the hills to a prestigious wine estate, where you can sip Port while savoring marvelous views. Or, take a scenic drive to a family-owned quinta, where you'll have a firsthand look at grape harvesting.	—	—
Day 9	Pocinho, Portugal	—	—
Day 9	Barca d'Alva, Portugal	—	—
Day 9	Castelo Rodrigo, Portugal	—	—
Day 9	Barca d'Alva, Portugal A tiny village surrounded by mountains, Barca d'Alva is your base for today's adventures. Go medieval today at Castelo Rodrigo, both the name of a hilltop castle as well as the village that surrounds it. It has been singled out as one of Portugal's 12 historic villages for its medieval beauty. The view from the top is incredible and the village is a charming place to ramble, relax, and replenish. Or, if you wish, you can also lace up your hiking boots and unleash your inner Indiana Jones with an up-close gander at some prehistoric carvings during a visit to Portugal's first archaeological park, Foz Côa.	—	—
Day 10	Vega Terrón, Spain Cruise ends	—	—
Day 10	Land Tour: Salamanca, Spain	—	—
Day 10	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain What adventures await you in Spain? You'll disembark today, heading towards Madrid. Along the way, you'll visit the beautiful and historic university town of Salamanca—the "Golden City"—famous for its sand-colored buildings and abundance of churches. This is the university town where Columbus sought advice before sailing west in search of the new route to the Indies. Walk with a local expert through the Plaza Mayor, considered one of the most beautiful squares in Spain, and visit the university and the city's astounding food hall.	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain Madrid may very well be Europe's liveliest capital city, a place where people eat late and stay up even later. Get your bearings with a panoramic overview or a more intimate walking tour, both of which include a visit to the extraordinary Prado Museum. Tonight, enjoy dinner and a colorful, passionate, foot-stomping show at the city's finest flamenco venue. The capital of Spain, Madrid boasts incomparable artwork, an amazing range of architectural styles— from Moorish to postmodern—and exceptional food. Your Iberian adventure begins here as you sample some of its highlights.	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Toledo, Spain	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain A one-time ancient Roman colony, medieval Moorish capital, and center for religious tolerance, Toledo is said to be Spain's spiritual heart: a timeless UNESCO-listed city where Muslims, Jews, and Christians have peacefully co-existed for three centuries. After your city tour, you'll have time to explore—and eat—on your own; the food here is so exceptional that Toledo was named Spain's gastronomic capital in 2016.	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain You've experienced the best of Spain, Portugal, and the pristine Douro River, but now the journey comes to a close. If your cruise/tour package includes a group departure transfer or if you have purchased a private departure transfer, you will be transferred to Madrid-Barajas Airport for your flight home. Your Uniworld adventure may be over, but we know you'll enjoy the memories you've made for years to come.	—	—

Date	Interior	Oceanview	Balcony	Suite
Untrack Track APR 12 2019	Not Available	$6,209 $517/Night	$8,264 $689/Night	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track MAY 17 2019	Not Available	$6,389 $532/Night	$8,454 $705/Night	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track JUN 21 2019	Not Available	$6,209 $517/Night	$6,929 $577/Night	$10,259 $855/Night
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Untrack Track JUL 19 2019	Not Available	$5,759 $480/Night	$6,479 $540/Night	$9,784 $815/Night
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Untrack Track AUG 23 2019	Not Available	$5,759 $480/Night	$6,479 $540/Night	$9,784 $815/Night
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12-night Jewels of Spain, Portugal, and the Douro River Cruise

Queen Isabel

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Departing From:

Madrid, Spain

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain Arrive at Madrid-Barajas Airport. If your cruise/tour package includes a group arrival transfer or if you have purchased a private arrival transfer, you will be greeted by a Uniworld representative and transferred to the hotel.	—	—
Day 2	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain Madrid may very well be Europe's liveliest capital city, a place where people eat late and stay up even later. Get your bearings with a panoramic overview or a more intimate walking tour, both of which include a visit to the extraordinary Prado Museum. Tonight, enjoy dinner and a colorful, passionate, foot-stomping show at the city's finest flamenco venue. The capital of Spain, Madrid boasts incomparable artwork, an amazing range of architectural styles— from Moorish to postmodern—and exceptional food. Your Iberian adventure begins here as you sample some of its highlights.	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Toledo, Spain	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain A one-time ancient Roman colony, medieval Moorish capital, and center for religious tolerance, Toledo is said to be Spain's spiritual heart: a timeless UNESCO-listed city where Muslims, Jews, and Christians have peacefully co-existed for three centuries. After your city tour, you'll have time to explore—and eat—on your own; the food here is so exceptional that Toledo was named Spain's gastronomic capital in 2016.	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Madrid, Spain	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Salamanca, Spain	—	—
Day 4	Vega Terrón, Spain You'll check out of your hotel this morning, heading from Madrid toward Portugal and your ship, which is waiting in Vega de Terrón, near the Portuguese border. Along the way, you'll visit the beautiful and historic university town of Salamanca—the "Golden City"—famous for its sand-colored buildings and abundance of churches. This is the university town where Columbus sought advice before sailing west in search of the new route to the Indies. Walk with a local expert through the Plaza Mayor, considered one of the most beautiful squares in Spain, and visit the university and the city's astounding food hall.	—	—
Day 5	Barca d'Alva, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Castelo Rodrigo, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Barca d'Alva, Portugal	—	—
Day 5	Pinhão, Portugal A tiny village surrounded by mountains, Barca d'Alva is your base for today's adventures. Go medieval today at Castelo Rodrigo, both the name of a hilltop castle as well as the village that surrounds it. It has been singled out as one of Portugal's 12 historic villages for its medieval beauty. The view from the top is incredible and the village is a charming place to ramble, relax, and replenish.	—	—
Day 6	Pinhão, Portugal	—	—
Day 6	Régua, Portugal Today is all about wine, which has been cultivated in the Douro River Valley since ancient Roman times. You'll get a crash course in the history of making Port during your visit to the Douro Museum, then head to the hills to a prestigious wine estate, where you can sip Port while savoring marvelous views. Or, take a scenic drive to a family-owned quinta, where you'll have a firsthand look at grape harvesting.	—	—
Day 7	Régua, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Lamego, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Régua, Portugal	—	—
Day 7	Caldas de Aregos, Portugal One of Portugal's top pilgrimage sites is our destination today, Our Lady of Remedies in Lamego. The church sits high above the town, accessible via hundreds of zigzagging steps adorned with beautiful blue-and-white tiles. After seeing the sights with a local expert, enjoy a tasting of locally made wines at a picturesque quinta.	—	—
Day 8	Entre-os-Rios, Portugal	—	—
Day 8	Quinta da Aveleda, Portugal	—	—
Day 8	Entre-os-Rios, Portugal The family-owned Quinta da Aveleda looks like something out of a fairytale, with its lush flower gardens, peacocks and swans, shady terraces and whimsical follies—the perfect place to relax over a glass of vinho verde, the preferred drink of the region.	—	—
Day 9	Porto, Portugal	—	—
Day 9	Guimarães, Portugal	—	—
Day 9	Porto, Portugal Guimarães or Porto? That's the question of the day today (you really can't go wrong either way). Guimarães is the town where Portugal was born and its well-preserved architecture and stylish young residents make it a pleasure to visit. Or opt to explore one of Porto's oldest neighborhoods, picturesque Ribeira, considered the soul of the city.	—	—
Day 10	Porto, Portugal There's much more to Portugal's second city than its eponymous fortified wine—historic architecture, cutting-edge design, fabulous food and wine, and a hip, laid-back vibe. Discover its many charms with your choice of distinctively different tours today. Today you cruise to the mouth of the Douro and Portugal's second city (after Lisbon), Porto, which gave its name to the nation's most famous export, Port wine, and to the nation itself. The city is a fascinating combination of historic buildings and cutting-edge architecture, tradition, and vivacious modernity.	—	—
Day 11	Porto, Portugal Cruise ends	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Óbidos, Portugal	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal You'll disembark this morning and board a motorcoach, heading south through Portugal's picturesque countryside toward Lisbon—but you'll stop in fascinating Óbidos before you reach the colorful capital city. The tiny whitewashed village of Óbidos is so charming that Portuguese kings traditionally gave it to their brides as a wedding gift. Need we say more? Climb up to the imposing hilltop castle for spectacular Instagram-worthy photos of the countryside and the sea beyond.	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal Everything old is new again in the Portuguese capital, which is undergoing a remarkable rebirth of late. Get to know this hilly metropolis with a city tour that shows you all the top sights and treats you to a unique pastry with an intriguing (and delicious) history. Dynamic, colorful, and picturesque, Lisbon will continually surprise you. Glorious historic architecture reflects the wealth brought in during the "Age of Discovery" when the Portuguese owned the seas, but it is also a modern center of finance and international trade.	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Lisbon, Portugal You've experienced the best of Spain, Portugal, and the pristine Douro River, but now the journey comes to a close. If your cruise/tour package includes a group departure transfer or if you have purchased a private departure transfer, you will be transferred to Lisbon Portela Airport for your flight home. Your Uniworld adventure may be over, but we know you'll enjoy the memories you've made for years to come.	—	—

Date	Interior	Oceanview	Balcony	Suite
Untrack Track APR 18 2019	Not Available	$6,209 $517/Night	$6,929 $577/Night	Call for Pricing
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