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île São Miguel - Açores

São Miguel Island - Azores

Óbidos

Óbidos

Parc national de peneda-gerês

Peneda-Gerês National Park

Parc naturel de Arrábida

Arrábida Natural Park

Ponta Delgada

Ponta Delgada

Viseu

Viseu

Perched on a granite plateau in central Portugal, Viseu brings together a Manueline cathedral, the Museu Grão Vasco, and a remarkably preserved medieval old town, at the gateway to the Dão wine region.

Vila Franca do Campo

Vila Nova de Foz Côa

Vila Nova de Foz Côa, in Portuguese Trás-os-Montes, is your base for exploring the UNESCO-listed Côa Valley Archaeological Park and its rock engravings dating back 20,000 years.

Tomar

Tomar

Tomar, a Templar town in central Portugal, is dominated by the Convent of Christ, a Manueline masterpiece listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. A compact historic centre, medieval synagogue and countryside dotted with aqueducts complete the visit.

île São Miguel - Açores

São Miguel

São Miguel concentrates calderas, bicolored lakes, fumaroles, and tea plantations on an Atlantic island of less than 750 km². An active volcanic territory to explore in 4 to 7 days from Ponta Delgada.

Pinhão

Pinhão

Pinhão, a wine village in the Upper Douro, captures the essence of port wine culture: UNESCO-listed slate terraces, the historic train station with its famous azulejos, and quintas open for tastings.

Évora

Évora

Évora concentrates two millennia of history within its walls: a Roman temple, the Sé cathedral, the Chapel of Bones and a 16th-century aqueduct, all UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Coimbra

Coimbra

Former medieval capital of Portugal, Coimbra brings together a UNESCO-listed university founded in 1290, the Joanina Library, and a unique student fado tradition. A city of culture and history on the banks of the Mondego River.

Batalha

Batalha

Batalha is home to one of Portugal's most remarkable medieval monuments: the Monastery of Santa Maria da Vitória, built after the Battle of Aljubarrota (1385) and inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage list.

Douro Valley

The world's oldest demarcated vineyard region, the Douro Valley unfolds its UNESCO terraces among quintas, river cruises, and hilltop villages.

Porto

Porto

Porto, Portugal's second-largest city, blends stunning azulejo tiles, centuries-old wine cellars and UNESCO-listed historic streets. Our complete guide to preparing your stay.

Nazaré

Nazaré

Towering waves, dramatic cliffs, and a traditional fishing village: Nazaré, an Atlantic gem nestled between Lisbon and Porto, blends extreme surf culture with spiritual heritage.

Manteigas

Manteigas

In the heart of Serra da Estrela, Manteigas is a granite village nestled in Europe's largest glacial valley. Hiking, thermal springs and heritage await.

Lisbonne

Lisbon

Built on seven hills overlooking the Tagus estuary and blessed with a unique climate that makes it ideal to visit in any season, Lisbon is one of the most cherished destinations on the Iberian Peninsula.