Bilbao

Spain, Basque Country region

1 nightSun. Jul 20 - Mon. Jul 21

The city of Bilbao is the capital of the Biscay province, and, located at the mouth of the Nervion River, is one of the five largest ports in Spain. Though it is the economic center of the heavily industrial Basque Country, Bilbao has abundant natural beauty with parks, lush landscapes, and proximity to stunning coastlines. It is also known for its outstanding architecture and dining scene and, in recent years, has become a vibrant, revitalized city.

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Salamanca

Spain, Castile and Leon region

1 nightMon. Jul 21 - Tue. Jul 22

Salamanca, located in northwestern Spain near the Tormes River, is part of the regions of Castile and Leon, close to the Portuguese border. Home to the University of Salamanca (Universidad de Salamanca), it is a small, vibrant university town that attracts students from all over the world who come here to study Spanish.

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Braganca

Portugal, Norte region

2 nightsTue. Jul 22 - Thu. Jul 24

Braganca, a beautiful and well-preserved medieval village, is located in northeastern Portugal in the Tras-os-Montes region of Portugal. Tras-os-Montes, meaning “behind the mountains” best describes this most remote region which was cut off from the world by three mountain ranges. 

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Viseu

Portugal, Centro region

1 nightThu. Jul 24 - Fri. Jul 25

It is home to outstanding religious architecture and sacred art and is characterized by charming cobbled streets, winding alleys, public gardens, and a famous central square, Praca da Republica, which is adorned with flowers and fountains. 

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Sintra

Portugal, Lisbon region

1 nightSat. Jul 26 - Sun. Jul 27

A historic royal resort, the town is dotted with colorful, pastel villas, castles and palaces, and centuries-old monasteries – many of which are concealed in its pine forests.

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Batalha

Portugal, Centro region

1 nightSun. Jul 27 - Mon. Jul 28

To commemorate the victory and to fulfil his promise to the Virgin Mary, King Joao I built the magnificent Mosteiro de Batalha. Until this day, the monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is considered the grandest monastery in Portugal and one of the greatest masterpieces of Gothic art. 

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Porto

Portugal, Norte region

2 nightsMon. Jul 28 - Wed. Jul 30

Porto, the second largest city in Portugal, is an ancient city, yet one that is young and vibrant in spirit. A coastal city located on the northern bank of the mouth of the Douro River, it is home to historical sites - baroque churches, bell towers rising over the city, magnificent Art Nouveau style buildings, and narrow alleys studded with bookstores and antiques- as well as a vibrant night life, great shopping, cafes, excellent restaurants, and the Port lodges which feature the outstanding local Port wines. Porto is also known for its laid-back vibe and its beauty - charming homes along the banks of the river, romantic spots, and picturesque bridges which connect its two sides.

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Santiago de Compostela

Spain, Galicia region

2 nightsWed. Jul 30 - Fri. Aug 01

Santiago de Compostela, the capital of northwest Spain’s Galicia region, is home to the iconic Catedral de Santiago de Compostela which is, according to tradition, the burial place of the biblical James the Apostle who brought the gospel of Christianity to the Iberian Peninsula. For centuries, each pilgrim’s journey culminated with reaching the city and entering the cathedral. In fact, Santiago de Compostela is considered the 3rd most important site of medieval Christianity – taking a back seat only to Jerusalem and Rome. The city’s Old Town, where the cathedral is located, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985.

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A Coruna

Spain, Galicia region

1 nightFri. Aug 01 - Sat. Aug 02

A Coruna is a city and municipality in Galicia, Spain. A Coruna is a busy port located on a promontory in the entrance of an estuary in a large gulf on the Atlantic Ocean. It provides a distribution point for agricultural goods from the region. The city is the site of the Roman Tower of Hercules, a lighthouse which has been in continuous operation since possibly the 2nd century AD. It has been declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The city is also well known for its characteristic glazed window balconies, called galerias. The two main beaches of A Coruna (Orzan and Riazor) are located in the heart of the city and are bordered by a promenade.

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Leon

Spain, Castile and Leon region

3 nightsSat. Aug 02 - Tue. Aug 05

Founded in the 1st century BC by the Romans, its rich historical and architectural heritage, as well as its numerous annual festivals, make it a popular destination for both domestic and international tourism. 

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Gijon

Spain, Asturias region

2 nightsTue. Aug 05 - Thu. Aug 07

Gijon, is the largest city and municipality in the autonomous community of Asturias in Spain. One of the most important cultural events in the city is the International Film Festival, recognized as one of the best in Spain. There is also a literary festival, Semana Negra.

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Santander

Spain, Cantabria region

2 nightsThu. Aug 07 - Sat. Aug 09

The port city of Santander is the situated on the north coast of Spain. The bars and restaurants of the old town are popular with tourists, as well as the El Sardinero beach a couple of kilometers away. Main sights include : The Cathedral of Santander; The Palacio de la Magdalena, eclectic style, English influenced, built in 1909 by public subscription as a gift for the Spanish Royal Family; Santander has a great tradition and cultural activity, with events that play an important role in cultural and social life of the city. UIMP is a major international summer university and organizes large festivals of music and dance.

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