Spain and Portugal: The Complete Iberian Peninsula in Virtual Reality

The Iberian Peninsula is a place of passion, warmth and extraordinary beauty. Sun-soaked coastlines, Moorish palaces, vibrant cities and quiet fishing villages, Spain and Portugal offer a depth of experience that keeps travellers coming back again and again. With TriptoVR on your Meta Quest, you can explore the entire peninsula and discover why this corner of Europe has captivated the world for centuries.

Barcelona

From the colourful mosaics and panoramic views of Park Güell to the organic towers of the Sagrada Família, Barcelona is a city shaped by the genius of Antoni Gaudí. Discover the village-like squares of Gràcia, the majestic Arc de Triomf and the layered history of El Born and the Gothic Quarter. Follow La Rambla to the beaches of Barceloneta and finish on Montjuïc, where panoramic views reveal rooftops, coastline and harbour in one unforgettable scene.

Lisbon

Built across seven sun-kissed hills at the mouth of the Tagus, Lisbon is a vibrant capital with a history stretching back to the 6th century. Modern clubs stand alongside centuries-old fortresses and churches, and every hilltop offers a new perspective on this thriving, open-hearted city. There’s so much to see and love in Portugal’s radiant capital.

Madrid

Spain’s bustling capital, home to more than six million people, was founded in the 9th century by the Moors. Its remarkable architectural heritage, the Royal Palace, the Almudena Cathedral and the Plaza Mayor, forms an integral part of daily life. Madrid is a city of energy, culture and richness that simply draws you in and doesn’t let go.

Porto

Portugal’s second city sits on the banks of the Douro and is famous for its UNESCO-listed historic centre. With traces of habitation dating back to the 4th century BC, Porto has a long and fascinating story. Today it’s an important cultural hub renowned for its dynamic art and music scene, and of course, its world-famous port wine from the nearby Douro Valley.

Seville

The capital of Andalusia boasts the largest historic centre in Europe and is famous for its Mudéjar architecture, flamenco, warm climate and impressive squares. Seville’s rich culture, vibrant atmosphere and deep historical roots make it one of Spain’s most captivating cities, a place that pulses with life and passion.

The Algarve

Portugal’s southernmost region is a picture-perfect landscape of spectacular cliffs, tranquil bays, charming towns and magnificent beaches. Whether you want to explore the natural beauty, discover the rich history and culture, or simply relax and enjoy the gentle Mediterranean climate, the Algarve has something for everyone. A year-round destination of golden light and coastal wonder.

Granada

The jewel of Andalusia, nestled at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Granada is famous for its impressive architecture, lush gardens and relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. As the last stronghold of the Moors in Spain, their legacy is visible everywhere, from horseshoe arches and the majestic Alhambra to the aromas of the street stalls and tea houses. An enchanting city that casts a spell on all who visit.

Valencia

Spain’s third-largest city sits on the eastern coast and offers a wonderful blend of medieval and modern. With its beautiful old town of medieval architecture, its arena and narrow streets, Valencia has great historical depth. But it’s equally known for its iconic modern architecture, excellent beaches and the orange trees that line its streets, earning it the nickname “city of oranges.”

Córdoba

Founded by the Romans and transformed during its Moorish golden age into one of the most important cities in the world, Córdoba is a treasure of layered history. As capital of the medieval emirate, its cultural heritage reflects centuries of Roman, Moorish and Spanish influence, a fascinating tapestry of civilisations beautifully preserved in the heart of Andalusia.

Sintra

Perched in the mountains between Lisbon and the Atlantic, Sintra is a charming village famous for its magnificent historic buildings set amid lush nature. Its delightful microclimate has attracted visitors for centuries, and its Celtic-origin name meaning “moon” only adds to its enchanting character. A place of timeless beauty just a short journey from the capital.

Málaga

A sun-drenched coastal city on the Costa del Sol, Málaga was founded by the Phoenicians around 770 BC and shaped by numerous civilisations. Birthplace of the legendary Pablo Picasso, this charming city is a treasure of history, culture and Mediterranean warmth, with immaculate beaches and a relaxed Andalusian atmosphere that draws visitors from around the world.

Discover the Iberian Peninsula

From the flamenco bars of Seville to the golden cliffs of the Algarve, Spain and Portugal offer a world of warmth, beauty and passion. Download TriptoVR from the Meta Quest Store and explore the entire Iberian Peninsula in immersive virtual reality.