Located in the far northeast of Portugal, Bragança is a city whose old castle still maintains a mediaeval urban core within its walls. Bragança, the historical capital of the...
Funchal is the vibrant capital of Madeira, a sub-tropical island in the Atlantic Ocean around 960 kilometers southwest of Lisbon. Framed by a dramatic backdrop of towering cloud-tipped...
Lisbon is a millenary city with many monuments to visit. Despite its antiquity, however, there are few monuments older than 250 years due to the devastation caused by...
Porto, the "Cidade Invicta", with its austere and simple beauty, is beginning to dazzle the world and enchant more and more tourists who visit the capital in the...
Located close to the border, Elvas fought to maintain the independence of Portugal and its history. By doing so, it became an example for all mankind. Upon our...
Leiria has a river that flows uphill, a tower that does not have a cathedral, a cathedral that does not have a tower, and a High Street that...
Former seat of the Order of the Knights Templar, Tomar is a city of great charm for its artistic and cultural wealth, whose greatest expression is in the...
The medieval town of Óbidos is one of the most picturesque and well preserved in Portugal. Quite close to the capital and located on high ground near the...
Guimarães is a city with a glorious historical past. Its history is connected to the foundation of the Portuguese national identity and the Portuguese language, way back in...
Portugal’s third-largest city is an elegant town laced with ancient narrow lanes closed to vehicles, strewn with plazas and a splendid array of baroque churches. The constant chiming...
Lisbon might not have the status of Rome or Paris in terms of sights, but the Portugal capital is really...
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