Visiting Peneda-Gerês National Park for the first time can be challenging. The park is larger than you might expect, and many attractions require time—whether hiking trails, reaching waterfalls, or simply taking in the scenery. Our complete Gerês guide lists 35 must-see spots, and there’s still so much more to discover. But sometimes, there’s not enough …
Porto offers a wide variety of vegetarian restaurants, ranging from those that recreate traditional dishes to more creative fusion options. Although we are not vegetarians, we appreciate good food and decided to explore the vegetarian restaurants that captivated us the most. We visited 100% vegetarian and vegan establishments, but we know many other restaurants in …
Seia is one of the main gateways to Serra da Estrela, but it offers much more than just being a stopover. Although not a large city, Seia surprises visitors with interesting attractions, especially its museums and historical landmarks. Moreover, its natural surroundings invite you to explore stunning trails, picturesque villages, and a rich cultural heritage. …
The Rota da Caniça (PR10 Seia) was one of the most surprising hiking trails we’ve encountered recently. We had never heard of this trail before, but the Serra da Estrela Interpretation Center in Seia recommended it as an excellent winter option, as it is at a lower altitude and, therefore, snow-free. After completing the trail, …
Lisbon is a city full of history, culture, and beautiful landscapes, and it is also the perfect starting point for exploring some of Portugal’s most charming regions. If you have one or more free days and want to escape Lisbon, we’ve gathered various day-trip options from Lisbon. The possibilities are endless, from stunning beaches to …