With a network of canals connected to the Ria de Aveiro with bridges and boats (called Moliceiro), Aveiro is sometimes called the Venice of Portugal. It is also famous for its salt flats, cod fishing, and sweet eggs deserts. It’s a city with a lot to explore. Come and discover what to do and visit …
Peniche is known for its beaches, surfing, and strong connection to the sea. Hundreds of years ago, it was an island, but in the meantime, it joined the mainland. During its history, it was the target of constant attacks by pirates and other invaders, and it has one of the largest traditional fishing ports in …
Nazaré is recently known for its beaches and giant waves, but it has been a popular holiday destination for the Portuguese for a century. Traditionally, it is a fishing town with fascinating peculiarities related to the people and the sea, making it symbolic in Portugal. Come and discover the best things to do in Nazaré, …
The trip from Porto to Lisbon is one of the most popular in Portugal. Lisbon is the biggest city, the capital, a major tourist destination, and the most common gateway to Portugal. While Porto is the largest city in the north, its center is a UNESCO Heritage Site and one of the most visited cities …
From medieval cities to natural wonders, Portugal is full of breathtaking spots. This article highlights 25 of the most beautiful places across the country — from iconic landmarks to hidden gems. We also wanted to ensure we included places across the country (including islands) and not just the most touristy destinations. Finally, we wanted to …
Although Portugal is more than just a beach destination, it is globally famous for its beautiful beaches. So, in this article, we’re going from North to South, searching for the best and most beautiful beaches in Portugal. In addition to listing the best beaches in Portugal, we will also explain a bit about the main …
The Barrocal Park is one of the newest tourist attractions in Castelo Branco – one that surprised us with its natural beauty and creativity in the built elements. This article exposes everything you need to know to visit the Barrocal and what to expect from that visit. Opened in November 2020, Barrocal quickly became a …
Castelo Branco is not one of the first travel destinations in Portugal. In fact, it is perhaps one of the least popular district capitals in the country, but it is still a historic city with some points of interest and a very beautiful surrounding region. Located right in the center of Portugal, Castelo Branco is …
The PR3 IDN – Fossil Route is one of the most exciting trails we have already done. In about 3 km, we are presented with fossils of prehistoric animals, a river beach, a waterfall, a medieval castle, one of the most beautiful villages in Portugal, a dam, and Monsanto on the horizon… If you discover …
Passadiços de Fiães in Parque das Ribeiras in Santa Maria da Feira are one of the most unexpected walkways in the country. In fact, upon learning about their existence, we were amazed because it is not an area that emanates nature at all. Yet, they exist and are pretty cool! Also known as the Footbridges …