Portugal Travel Guide
Don’t let its compact size fool you – Portugal packs a powerful punch. As one of the oldest countries in Europe, Portugal is a (fun) mix of ancient traditions and modern flair.
The beauty of Portugal lies in its diversity: each region has its own distinct wonder that is sure to charm every guest. Will you fall in love with the stunning nature of the Azores (or its lesser-known cousin, Madeira)? Or perhaps transport yourself to the fairytale-like castle of Sintra?
There’s also the crystal-clear waters and sunny beaches dotted along the Algarve and the endless vineyards along the Douro Valley. Oh, and how could we forget all the enticing dishes, picturesque plazas, or grand boulevards of Lisbon?
In fact, we think the hardest part of your trip to Portugal is choosing where to go first.
- AVEIRO
- AZORES
- BRAGA
- COIMBRA
- Comporta
- ESTREMOZ
- ÉVORA
- FARO
- GUIMARÃES
- Lisbon
Aveiro, the Portuguese Venice, delights the visitor with its canals and the gondola-like boats named after moliço. It offers a curious profile and elegance with an opulent Art Nouveau architecture.
Azores is an archipelago composed of nine volcanic islands where Everything is intensely blue and immensely green. Chaos and harmony, there lies the charm of the Azores, a little paradise.
Considered the religious capital of Portugal and one of its largest student centers, Braga rivales the list of the oldest universities of Portugal. Bars, cafes, museums, art halls and cultural events are planned all year long.
The Mondego river and the oldest university in Portugal delimit the wonderful city of Coimbra. The city catches the visitor's attention because of its shape, like a mountain of stone buildings that rises up.
A true Garden of Eden, long forgotten, which today is considered the preferred destination for the jet-set and seekers of eco-chic refuges. This little corner of paradise in Portugal enchants you with the beauty of its endless beaches and the incredible charm of its houses. Zoom on a still unknown paradise!
On Saturdays it becomes an immersed market that takes place in Rossio Square, next to the Cathedral. Estremoz is also a city of marble and royal sagas.
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