Porto or Oporto is the second-largest city in Portugal and one of the oldest European centres. Located along the Douro River in Northern Portugal, this charming city is known for its hilly streets, picturesque viewpoints and an historical centre that…
Located on the west coast of Portugal, Aveiro is a picturesque fishing town known for its Art Nouveau buildings, salt flats, patterned Portuguese pavement, and an egg-y dessert called ovo moles. The town is also known as the Venice of…
The Algarve has the most spectacular coastal scenery, steep colourful cliffs and beaches that go on forever. Covering the southern coast of Portugal, the region has over 300 days of sunny days in a year, which makes the Algarve one of…
Guimarães Portugal is a well-preserved medieval town in the district of Braga. The city has a long history that dates back to the 4th century and it is considered as the birthplace of Portugal as this is where Afonso Henriques,…
If you are only spending a few days in Lisbon, Portugal and want to see as many things as possible, you may want to get the Lisboa Card. The Lisbon tourist card can help you save time and money, get…
Besides all the sights and attractions, trying local food in Porto should be high on your to-do list. From traditional Portuguese food to regional cuisine, the city has a variety of food options including seafood, meat and lots of sandwiches!…
