Located in the Gameiro Ecological Park in Mora, the Gameiro walkways are about 1.5km long and are among the most accessible in Portugal. Although not on our list of the best walkways in Portugal, the Gameiro walkways are worth a visit as you can walk along the river, enjoying the typical Alentejo landscapes with ease …
Sintra is the most charming village in Portugal. The Pena Palace and the Moorish Castle alone are more than enough reasons to visit, but the village has much more to visit and explore. Come and discover what to visit and do in Sintra. You won’t know where to turn first with so many things to …
With a maximum length of 57 km and a width of 22 km, Madeira is a relatively small island, but its only 741 km2 is full of tourist attractions and places not to be missed. In this article, we will explore what to do in Madeira, explaining where to go and why these are the …
With a maximum altitude of 1993 meters, Serra da Estrela is the highest mountain in mainland Portugal and the only place where you can practice snow sports, such as skiing, snowboarding, and sledding. But it’s much more than that. Serra da Estrela Natural Park is ideal for nature lovers – it has trails to explore, …
The Mondego Walkways are one of the new ways to enjoy the magnificent landscapes of the Serra da Estrela Natural Park, one of Portugal’s natural wonders. Although they are one of the most recent national walkways, they are already one of the best walkways in Portugal. Located in Guarda, the Mondego footbridges connect the village …
In this article, we will explore the most beautiful waterfalls in Portugal, from north to south, highlighting their beauty, the best way to enjoy them, and how to get there. Many are in the north and central areas, as they are the most mountainous regions and have the most rivers. Whether just to see or …
The Fisgas do Ermelo trail (PR3 – Mondim de Basto) is a circular trail with about 13 km that starts and ends in Ermelo, Mondim de Basto, passing by several viewpoints of the Alvão Natural Park, and whose high point is Fisgas do Ermelo, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Portugal. In our opinion, …
Braga is known as Portuguese Rome because of its 82 churches, 76 chapels, two sanctuaries, and one cathedral. But the city is much more than just churches, it is full of history, Romanesque streets, palaces, and gardens. It is also the heart of the Minho region. Come find out the best things to do in …
Madeira is a fabulous adventure destination full of natural attractions, walks, and waterfalls. This article will focus on the ten most beautiful waterfalls in Madeira, including the most famous ones like Véu da Noiva and lesser-known ones like Garganta Funda. Besides being one of the world’s most beautiful islands to visit, Madeira is a paradise …
Portugal has a long history, diverse landscapes, and many beautiful cities scattered across the country. In this article, we will explore some of the most beautiful cities in Portugal, from north to south, including the islands. Portuguese cities are characterized mainly by their beautiful and charming historical centers, sometimes still with defensive walls, but also …