DAY 1

(Dinner)

Kuala Lumpur - Doha - Madrid

Meet at KLIA 1 to board a flight to Madrid.

Overnight in Madrid.

DAY 2

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Madrid

Madrid Tours:

- Gran Via: The main street in Madrid, known as the "Spanish Broadway", is also one of the most important shopping areas in the city of Madrid.

- Cibeles Fountain: The sculpture and architecture of the fountain located in the middle of the Plaza de Cibeles, which is one of the icons in the center of Madrid.

- Neptune Fountain: A fountain located in the center of Madrid representing Neptune, the Roman god of water.

- Free time to stroll and shop in Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor, which is close to the official residence of the Spanish monarch, the Royal Palace.

- Pray at the Madrid Central Mosque, which is also the Islamic Center in Madrid and the headquarters of the Spanish Islamic community, built in 1988.

- Shop for designer goods such as Armani, Coach, Ralph Lauren, which offer discounts of up to 60% at Las Rozas Village Outlet.

Overnight in Madrid.

DAY 3

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Madrid - Toledo - Merida - Lisbon

Toledo Tour:

- Puerta de Bisagra: The city gate of Toledo built in the 10th century during the Moorish Taifa of Toledo in Islamic Al-Andalus.

- Mosque of Cristo de la Luz: A historic mosque built in 999 during Moorish rule before being converted into a church.

- Alcantara Bridge: A bridge built by the Romans in the Middle Ages across the Tangus River.

- Free time at Plaza de Zocodover to shop for souvenirs or wander around.

- Merida Tour:

- Temple of Diana: An ancient Roman building that is still standing today with 18 tall columns surrounding this temple.

- Porch of The Forum: It is a Roman forum area built in the first century and the forum columns are still standing.

- The Alcazaba: Originally the first Moorish defensive city in Spain, built by Abd ar-Rahman II in 855.

- Arch of Trajan: A 15m high gate built during the ancient Roman era.

- Overnight in Lisbon.

DAY 4

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Lisbon

Lisbon Tour:

- Jeronimos Monastery: A very beautiful large monastery with amazing architecture.

- Belem Tower: A monument built as an entrance to the city of Lisbon and as a defense against any threats and invasions.

- Monument of the Discoveries: A memorial built in commemoration of the first ship that sailed to the Indian Ocean to start trading with India and other regional countries in the 15th century.

- Pray at the Central Mosque of Lisbon which is the third largest mosque in Europe built in 1985.

- Free time to stroll and shop at Rossio Square, Praca do Comercio and Freeport Fashion Outlet.

Overnight in Lisbon.

DAY 5

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Lisbon - Seville

- Torre del Oro: A 36m high watchtower located on the riverside in the center of Seville, built in 1220 by the Almohad Islamic government.

- Plaza de Espana: A very interesting building in its design located in the Maria Luisa Park area and has a large fountain in the middle and paintings along the walls that tell the history of Spain's glory and was once the filming location for the Star Wars movie.

- Giralda Tower: Originally the tower of the great mosque of Seville during the Islamic rule, but most of the mosque was destroyed and only this tower survived.

- Royal Alcazar of Seville: This palace was originally built during the Islamic rule in the 10th century and became the center of government of the Islamic kingdom of Seville until 1248 after the Castilian kingdom conquered Seville.

Overnight in Seville.

DAY 6

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Seville - Cordoba -Granada

Cordoba Tour:

- Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba: This mosque, considered one of the largest in Europe, was converted into a church after the fall of the Islamic empire. Some of the remains of the mosque that can still be seen include carvings of the Holy Quran on the walls of the mosque, pillars, minarets and mihrab.

- Roman Bridge: The amazing Roman bridge in this city was built in the first century and spans the Guadalquivir River for 331m.

- Calahorra Tower: A tower built during the reign of the Islamic Almohad government to control the entrance and exit of Cordoba.

Overnight in Granada.

DAY 7

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Granada - Tarifa - Tangier

Granada Tours:

- Alhambra Palace: The main landmark in Granada and a testament to the greatness of Islamic rule in Spain hundreds of years ago. Originally built in the 9th century as a fortress and converted into a palace in the 11th century. The palace building is also filled with calligraphy carvings of verses from the Quran, a fountain surrounded by lion carvings and charming flower gardens.

- The Generalife: A summer retreat palace built in the 13th century by the Nasrid royal family with a truly stunning pool, patio and flower garden.

- Albayzin Muslim Quarters: This residential area that still retains much of its Islamic architecture is the oldest area in the city since the 11th century. Among the things that can still be seen are the city walls, the Puerta Monaita gate, the Almohad tower which is now part of the San Juan church and houses built in the 14th century.

- Grand Mosque of Granada: Completed in 2003, this mosqueoffers the most interesting locations to take panoramic photos Alhambra Palace which is located on the other side of this mosque hill. Take the ferry from Tarifa across the Strait of Gibraltar to Tangier.

Overnight in Tangier.

DAY 8

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Tangier - Rabat

Rabat Tour:

- Kasbah of the Udayas: This 11th-century city houses a palace, administration and garden complex from the Andalusian period and is the main attraction in Rabat and also offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.

- Hassan Tower: This tower was originally part of a project to build one of the world's largest mosques but was halted in 1150 after the king's death.

- Mausoleum of Mohamed V: The tomb of the king of Morocco, built in 1971 with a rather grand and artistic design in accordance with traditional Moroccan architecture.

- Royal Palace: The official palace of the king of Morocco, built since 1864, is known as Dar Al-Makhzen and its main entrance is a focal point for tourists to take photos.

Overnight in Rabat.

DAY 9

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Rabat - Marrakesh

Visits in Marrakesh:

- Jemaa el-Fnaa: A square that features various traditional attractions of this country, especially the night market where there are various stalls selling various types of food, street performances, acrobatic shows and there is also a bazaar area (called Medina) that sells robes, scarves and spices.

- Bahia Palace: The palace of the city's ruler, built in 1900 with beautiful carvings, ornaments and decorations, and a beautiful courtyard.

- Koutoubia Mosque: This historic mosque was built in 1158 with a 77m high tower and its construction was the source of inspiration for the Giralda Tower in Seville and the Hassan Tower in Rabat.

Overnight in Marrakesh.

DAY 10

Marrakesh - Casablanca - Kuala Lumpur

Casablanca Tour:

- Hassan II Mosque: The 7th largest mosque in the world, capable of accommodating 105,000 worshippers with its 210m minaret, the 2nd tallest in the world.

Depart for Kuala Lumpur (transit in Doha).

DAY 11

Kuala Lumpur

Arrived in Terminal KLIA 1