Portugal trip planner

Stroll through the cobbled streets of Albufeira’s historic center and enjoy the ocean views as you visit restaurants and shops.

Ericeira's long stretch of sand offers excellent surfing conditions and remote havens, ideal for sunbathing.

This impressive 12C Gothic monastery was founded by Portugal’s first king and has become a significant cultural landmark.

Surrounded by impressive rocks, this beach is one of the country's most popular spots for sunbathing.

Wander through the picturesque streets of Alcobaca and discover a host of eateries, shops and pretty houses.

Take a pleasant stroll through Almancil’s historic center and admire the architecture along its charming streets.

An impressive 14C monastery constructed in honor of a historical battle, it combines Gothic architecture with Manueline details.

Enjoy the scenic views of the surrounding countryside as you wander through the narrow streets of Batalha’s historic center.

A Late Gothic 15C convent housing a beautiful church, stunning cloister and a regional museum.

Stroll through the picturesque streets of Beja and discover ancient Roman ruins, beautiful churches and interesting museums.

A vast 17C Baroque palace with an exquisite interior decorated with azulejos and 18C art. It also features a garden and museum.

A stunning 18C hilltop Baroque sanctuary, boasting an impressive staircase as well as spectacular scenic views.

An impressive cathedral built over several centuries, it combines Romanesque, Gothic, Manueline and Baroque architecture styles.

A small church, known as a popular destination for pilgrims. Its location on a hilltop offers stunning panoramic views.

The water may not be as warm, but the vast stretch of sand and the exciting nightlife make this one of Portugal’s best beaches.

A 7C chapel set on a pilgrim route to Santiago de Compostela, it is a rare example of Visigoth architecture in Portugal.

Wander through Braga’s cobbled streets and discover a wide array of eateries, shops, museums and churches.

This 12C castle set in the city’s medieval town contains a square, military museum, and several towers which offer great views.

An ancient Romanesque and Baroque church set in the lush countryside. Its round shape makes it a unique architectural gem.

Feel history come alive as you wander through the ancient cobbled streets of Braganca’s well-preserved medieval town.

A museum set in a former palace, showcasing collections of archaeology, paintings, ethnology, sacred art and religious objects.

Wander through Braganca's modern town center and discover interesting museums, pretty squares and picturesque houses.

Take a pleasant stroll through Caramulo’s narrow streets and enjoy the breathtaking scenic views of the surrounding mountains.

An impressive seaside chasm set on a rocky cliff, the perfect place to enjoy panoramic sea views and a glorious sunset.

Shop your way through the cobbled streets and stop at one of the many excellent seafood restaurants for a bite.

A 16C Manueline monastery where Portugal’s first two kings are buried, its interior is richly decorated with azulejos.

An art museum set in a former palace, dedicated to Portuguese and Flemish sculpture and painting, as well as local artwork.

Dedicated to the works of religious charities, this museum features an exhibition room, chapel and viewing tower.

The more recent cathedral of Coimbra was built in the 16C. Its facade is a beautiful combination of Baroque and Mannerist styles.

Portugal’s first cathedral was built by its first king in the 12C. It features Romanesque architecture and a beautiful cloister.

An 18C library built in a Rococo style, it contains about 250,000 volumes covering medicine, humanistic studies, philosophy and more.

Established in 1290, it is one of the oldest universities in the world, whose campus houses several impressive historic buildings.

Take a pleasant stroll through the ancient streets of Coimbra and discover monuments, museums, shops and eateries on your way.

Explore the pretty streets of Curia and take in the peaceful atmosphere as you admire Art Noveau and Belle Epoque architecture.

Dtretching alomst 8 km long, this 15C structure is five stories tall and was formerly used to supply the city with water.

Walk through the ancient Arab doorway leading up to this square, lined with lovely houses built in local style.

Gilded chapels, a dome covered in 17C azulejos, and a marble column make up the rich interior of this 16C Renaissance church.

A 5 km long 17C defensive fortification, the city walls and fortified gates are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Wander through the picturesque streets of Elvas and discover the charming atmosphere of this ancient fortified city.

An impressive and majestic 17C Baroque palace and monastery, containing a basilica, two main towers, a convent and a library.

Enjoy the fresh ocean breeze as you explore the picturesque narrow streets of Ericeira.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the charming streets of Estoril and discover beautiful gardens, parks, and picturesque avenues.

A 12C medieval castle that was modified throughout the centuries, it offers stunning scenic views of the countryside.

Set right on the edge of Sesimbra, this picturesque beach offers a long stretch of sand and stunning mountain views.

Walk the narrow streets of Estremoz to arrive at its old center, perched on a hill where you can enjoy scenic views.

A 16C university built by the Jesuits in the Renaissance style, whose buildings form a peaceful inner courtyard.

An impressive perimeter of city walls, featuring Roman remnants, Visigoth ruins, medieval remains and 17C fortifications.

A majestic 2C Corinthian-style Roman temple, dedicated to the goddess Diana. It is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

An impressive 13C Gothic cathedral with a rose granite facade and two massive towers, home to cloisters, a museum and a chapel.

Take a pleasant stroll through the cobbled streets of Evora and discover shops, restaurants and several historical sites.