6 articles to prepare your trip
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.
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.
In Favaios, in the Douro Valley, this museum created by locals celebrates two local traditions: four-cornered bread and Moscatel wine.
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.
Lisbonne
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.
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