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Regions that offer a captivating blend of historical charm, scenic landscapes, and vibrant culture. In Porto, you have Centuries-old architecture lines the narrow streets, leading to the iconic Douro River. The North of Portugal promises an unforgettable journey through history, flavors, and breathtaking landscapes.

It is Portugal’s largest and most diverse region. From walking routes, breathtaking landscapes and a rich cultural and historical heritage, this region will surprise you and immerse you in a unique and unrepeatable culture. Discover the emblematic student streets of Coimbra, visit Portuguese Venice, drive through Portugal on the longest road in Europe – the N2, discover the historic villages, the sea of Nazaré and savour the gastronomy of Mealhada.

Start by visiting Portugal’s capital, one of the oldest cities in Europe! Explore the streets and hills of this region, where you can find historic buildings and monuments, old churches, palaces and the Belém Tower. Discover the city’s museums that exhibit its history and the bohemian neighbourhoods. Visit the unique landscapes of Mount Sintra, the Pena Palace and the Moorish Castle. Discover Mafra, one of Portugal’s oldest cities and its National Palace.

Situated between the Tejo River and Algarve, Alentejo is an extensive region that is essentially rural and sparsely populated. With a rich archaeological and architectural heritage, along with its unique landscapes, the region combines nature, cultural and gastronomic tourism in a unique way. Its exceptional gastronomy includes wines, “açorda” and bread.

Known by the locals as “Portugal’s most famous secret”, the southern region of Portugal is a magical place. With the best beaches, blue waters and golden sand, it is the region of choice for holidays. With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, Algarve is the perfect place for a sunny, open-air holiday. It’s essentially a tourist region with plenty of entertainment to be enjoyed by day and night.

Embark on a journey to the enchanting island of Madeira, a jewel set adrift in the Atlantic Ocean, embraced by the warmth of Portugal. Madeira’s landscapes are nothing short of spectacular, offering a feast for the senses. From the lush greenery of the Laurissilva Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to the dramatic cliffs plunging into the Atlantic, every corner of the island invites exploration.

In the Azores, each island tells a unique story, and on São Miguel, Terceira, or Pico, you’ll encounter a blend of historical charm and vibrant culture. Wander through narrow cobblestone streets, reminiscent of a bygone era, leading you to panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. Whether you’re exploring the mystical landscapes of Sete Cidades or savoring local delicacies in Ponta Delgada, the Azores promise an unforgettable journey where history, natural beauty, and a warm island spirit converge in harmony.