
Tailor Made Rail
Tailor Made Rail · Tailor-made rail holiday

Travel to Portugal by train from the UK, stopping off at the city of San Sebastian with its sweeping urban beaches and Michelin-starred restaurants before continuing across Northern Spain to Portugal and enjoying three days in historic Lisbon.
A morning Eurostar from London to Paris, crossing to Gare Montparnasse. Check in at the Novotel Paris Montparnasse (or similar) for an overnight stay, with the rest of the day free to explore the French capital.
A high-speed TGV down through Bordeaux and Biarritz to Hendaye, near the Spanish border, then a locally-purchased ticket through Basque countryside to San Sebastian (Donostia). Check in at the Zinema7 Hotel (or similar).
San Sebastian is a resort town on the Bay of Biscay with the second highest number of Michelin stars in the world after Kyoto. Relax on La Concha or Ondarreta Beaches, walk or take the funicular up Monte Igueldo, and try a pintxo bar in the evening.
San Sebastian is a resort town on the Bay of Biscay with the second highest number of Michelin stars in the world after Kyoto. Relax on La Concha or Ondarreta Beaches, walk or take the funicular up Monte Igueldo, and try a pintxo bar in the evening.
An early check-out and onward journey to Madrid. Check in at the Tryp Atocha Hotel (or similar), close to Atocha station, with time for a late lunch and exploring the vibrant city.
A leisurely start with time for a wander along the Gran Via, before an onward rail journey to the west coast city of Vigo. Check in at the NH Collection Vigo (or similar).
A free morning in Vigo, the largest city in Galicia, with a stroll around the Casco Vello or time on the beach. In the afternoon, a train south across the Portuguese border to Porto (an optional stopover of a couple of nights is possible), then on to Lisbon. Check in at the Lisboa Prata Hotel (or similar) for a 3-night stay.
Two full days at leisure in the Portuguese capital, one of the oldest cities in the world. Get around on foot or by historic tram up one of the seven hills; don't miss views from Castelo de Sao Jorge or the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Jeronimos Monastery and Belem Tower.
Two full days at leisure in the Portuguese capital, one of the oldest cities in the world. Get around on foot or by historic tram up one of the seven hills; don't miss views from Castelo de Sao Jorge or the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Jeronimos Monastery and Belem Tower.
An early InterCity service to Entroncamento, then a Portuguese regional service back into Spain via Badajoz to the Roman city of Merida, founded as a Roman colony in 25BC. Check in at the Parador de Merida (or similar), arriving mid-afternoon.
A train to Madrid, then a high-speed AVE service to Barcelona. Check in at the Abba Sants Hotel (or similar), conveniently located for the station.
A direct TGV service from Barcelona Sants through Catalonia and France to Paris, connecting to Gare du Nord for the return Eurostar to London.