Medieval castles, cobblestone walkways, idyllic beaches and captivating cities are just the beginning of the wonders of Portugal; you can also explore the country's history, savor excellent food and breathtaking scenery, and make incredible memories! Experience the Portuguese trifecta with a stay in the country's stunning capital, Lisbon, before venturing into Sintra and Cascais, where you'll see ancient grandeur and abundant charm. Before you leave, feel the mournful tunes of Fado music with dinner and a show.

Lisbon, Portugal's capital and largest city, is a place where you'll find a postcard-perfect panorama of cobbled alleyways, ancient ruins and white-domed cathedrals – a captivating scene crafted over centuries. Lisbon is a bustling and exciting city that boasts a wide variety of activities and fascinating attractions, and a welcoming atmosphere, while still embracing its deep-rooted heritage and extensive history. Whether you come in search of culture, a nightlife extravaganza, a relaxed city-break or even as a base for a beach holiday, Lisbon has it all! Discover its dynamic dining scene with a stroll along the cobblestoned streets of the Chiado and Baixa neighborhoods. From historic confeitarias offering the tastiest of sweets to Portugal's beloved bacalhau (dried and salted cod fish), you'll find modern restaurants with new interpretations of traditional food.

Sintra is a charming Portuguese town situated at the top of a mountain within the hills of Sierra de Sintra, about a 40-minute drive from Lisbon. Best known for its castles, palaces and the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains, it was once a summer retreat for Portuguese nobility and royalty, Today, this UNESCO World Heritage Site captivates visitors with its wealth of opulent palaces and historic sites, all set amidst lush forests and jagged hills. Explore the whimsical Palacio de Pena and all of its colorful buildings, winding paths and statues, or the mystical gardens of the Quinta da Regaleira, and the Arabian-inspired Palacio de Monserrate. If you venture beyond the well-trodden tourist routes, you'll find another side of Sintra, one with dense forests, rugged coastlines, secluded religious sites, and wondrous viewpoints.

The coastal paradise of Cascais is one of the most beautiful seaside towns in the world, set along the gorgeous coastline, surrounded by greenery and just 30 minutes west of Lisbon. Explore the two identities of Cascais, as both a fishing town and royal vacation resort. See for yourself the dramatic cliffs along the shore, and embrace the relaxed pace of life. You can shop, dine on lunch, drink tea, sunbathe and pick plants for your garden in a 19th century palace, Casa da Guia, or visit Boca do Inferno, the chasm that resulted from the repeated pounding of the waves against the cliffs.

Enjoy one special dinner accompanied by traditional Fado music, known for its haunting sounds of nostalgia and longing. Get ready for a unique experience of savoring an incredible dinner while listening to Fado, Portugal's popular music that's recognized by its expressive and profoundly melancholic character.