Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery, Lisbon
Two masterpieces of the ornate Manueline style, built when Portugal's explorers sailed the world, and together a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Two masterpieces of the ornate Manueline style, built when Portugal's explorers sailed the world, and together a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Óbidos is a perfectly preserved medieval village, entirely enclosed by its walls, with whitewashed houses trimmed in blue and yellow, bougainvillea a…
Porto's riverside district of colourful tall houses along the Douro, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, below the double-decker iron Luís I bridge.
Lisbon's oldest district, a maze of steep, winding streets and stairways below the São Jorge Castle, which survived the great earthquake of 1755.
Évora, the capital of the Alentejo, is a walled town and UNESCO World Heritage Site with whitewashed streets.
Nazaré is an old fishing town where, before the harbour was built, the boats were hauled up on the beach by oxen.
The castle at the top of the walled village of Óbidos, which kings of Portugal traditionally gave to their queens as a wedding gift.
One of the oldest universities in Europe, founded in 1290, set on a hill above the Mondego River.