Attractions

Learn more about the award-winning walkways in Arouca Geopark, offering 9 kilometers of stunning landscapes.

Day or night, I love visiting Lisbon!

On the western tip of the Algarve, the village of Sagres attracts surfers, hikers, and beach-lovers alike. Correction: The 2 routes mentioned should be Via Algarviana (not Algarvia) and Rota Vicentina

Learn about the vibrant neighbourhood of Cais do Sodré, home of the famous “Pink Street”.

Have you ever driven on Portugal’s longest road? Adapted from an article by Julie Fox, of the popular Julie Dawn Fox in Portugal travel blog.

Learn more about LX Factory, a trendy shopping and arts space built in an old factory in Lisbon.

Learn more about the city of Guimarães, known as the birthplace of Portugal.

Learn more about the Torre de Belem, one of the most popular monuments to visit in Portugal.

Did you know there is a hidden house between two famous churches in Porto?

The Serralves Museum is a prominent museum of contemporary art, surrounded by a large park and gardens.

Learn about the Mosteiro da Batalha, an emblematic monument in the history of Portugal.

The Santa Justa elevator (lift), built in 1900 to allow greater accessibility around the city, has now become a popular tourist attraction in downtown Lisbon.