16 articles to prepare your trip
Ponta Delgada, capital of the Azores, showcases baroque architecture in black basalt, tropical gardens and an active port on the south coast of São Miguel. An ideal starting point to explore the island.
Portugal's sole national park, Peneda-Gerês brings together oak forests, waterfalls, granite villages and wild fauna in the country's northwest. A territory of outdoor adventure and heritage to explore over several days.
Between white cliffs and turquoise sea, Arrábida Natural Park, near Setúbal, brings together wild beaches, a marine reserve and a 16th-century Franciscan convent in a preserved Mediterranean setting.
Torre
Mainland Portugal's highest peak at 1,993 m, Torre dominates Serra da Estrela: panoramic views, ski resort and mountain products.
Tapada Nacional de Mafra
A former 18th-century royal hunting estate classified as UNESCO heritage, Tapada Nacional de Mafra blends royal legacy, wildlife and marked trails 40 km from Lisbon.
Portugal's highest mainland mountain range, a UNESCO Geopark, Serra da Estrela combines granite peaks, glacial valleys, skiing and pastoral villages.
Wine tourism estate on the Favaios plateau, at 600 m elevation, specializing in Moscatel Galego and Douro wines. Cellar tours, tastings and wine facilities to discover.
Near Vila Real, Alvão Natural Park protects 7,238 hectares of mountains, waterfalls and traditional villages, including Fisgas de Ermelo, Portugal's highest waterfall.
The world's largest open-air rock art site, the Côa Valley brings together thousands of prehistoric engravings across 17 km near Vila Nova de Foz Côa.
Nave Mestra
A granite formation in the Serra da Estrela, Nave Mestra combines a dramatic rock fissure, a 1910 house and expansive views over the Zêzere valley.
Museu do Caramulo
Portugal's first automotive museum, Museu do Caramulo combines 70 historic vehicles and over 500 artworks in a village in Viseu district.
On Rua Direita in Viseu, the Museu de História da Cidade traces 2,500 years of urban history, from pre-Roman origins to the 20th century.
Garganta de Loriga
Glacial gorge in Serra da Estrela connecting Loriga to Torre (1,993 m) over 12 km rated difficult. Site closed since August 2022 fire: verify access before departure.
Costa Nova
Coastal village in Aveiro district famous for its colorful striped palheiros, dune-lined beach, and proximity to Farol da Barra lighthouse.
In Favaios, in the Douro Valley, this museum created by locals celebrates two local traditions: four-cornered bread and Moscatel wine.
Burel Factory
In Manteigas, Burel Factory transforms a traditional wool fabric from Serra da Estrela shepherds into contemporary design objects.
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