Top 10 Portugal

Merging History and Fantasy in Sintra Sintra, Portugal is often called a fairytale village, and for one good reason. Aptly named after the moon goddess by the Moors, the place teems with castles and palaces that are so enchanting...
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Cascais: Beach-Town Lovers Weekend Getaway in Portugal Thirty kilometers west of Lisbon lies a cosmopolitan suburb that will surely fascinate lovers of the sea, sand, and sun. A former sleepy fishing village, Cascais, Portugal is a perfect weekend getaway...
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Lisbon, Portugal: The City of Great Cultural Attractions and Captivating Sights With several historical spots that include museums and galleries, parks and gardens, majestic monuments and hilltop castles, there’s no doubt why Lisbon in Portugal has always been one...
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Lisbon Oceanarium: The Best Way To Get Up Close To Marine Life Oceanario in Lisbon is dedicated to showcasing the vast and beautiful marine life around the world’s oceans. With more than 16,000 animals and 450 species, the Lisbon...
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Lisbon Botanical Garden: Oasis in the city More to its beautiful beaches and historical sites, Lisbon also has something to offer for those who appreciate botanical species as it is where one of Europe’s best botanical gardens is located....
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Praca do Comercio: A lesson in the History of Lisbon Praca do Comercio or, in English, Commerce Square, facing the River Tagus, should be every visitor’s first stop when they visit Lisbon. The history of this huge square is...
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Teatro Nacional D. Maria II – The home of Portuguese Theater The D Maria II National Theater or, as it is known in Portuguese, Teatro Nacional D Maria II, is a prestigious theatrical venue and historical building situated on...
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Pasteis de Belem:  An Authentic Portuguese Delicacy One of the best ways to know a place by heart, is to taste the unique delicacies it offers. Food provides tourists a glimpse of a place’s history and its people’s ways...
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Alfama: The Quaint Lisbon Neighborhood Alfama Lisbon District is where travelers can enjoy insights to authentic Portuguese way of life, in the capital’s oldest and most historic district. The humble neighborhood with narrow alleyways, steep streets, crumbling churches and...
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Palacio da Pena: A Romantic Dream in Sintra The striking monument among the lush greenery of the Pena Park is the vibrant multi-hued Palacio da Pena in Sintra, Portugal’s favourite hillside town with various attractions. In addition to the...
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The Belem Tower: Witness of Years Past Also called Tower of St.Vincent, this is probably one of the most iconic monuments of Lisbon and also of Portugal. Its uncommon shape and location, within the waters of the Tagus estuary,...
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Coliseu dos Recreios Concert Hall: Lisbon’s Best Venue for Entertainment Lisbon is a mecca of entertainment establishments, and this shows that entertainment is part of Lisbon’s culture. In almost all corners of the city sprouted a number of bars...
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Praca do Rossio: The city center Praca do Rossio Lisbon area, or the Rossio Square, is one of the most beautiful places to see in Lisbon. The square, which is located in downtown Lisbon, has been a witness to...
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Lisbon Zoo: Wilderness comes to town Lisbon, the biggest city in Portugal, has a lot of things to offer to tourists and locals alike. In addition to the captivating historical sites and natural tourist destinations that should not be...
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Sao Pedro de Alcantara : The City’s Primal Vista The cultural grandeur of Portugal’s alpha city, Lisbon, can’t be exhibited in a single place. To fully grasp the magnificence of this exemplary city, you have to gain an expansive view...
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Elevador da Gloria: A Magical Hill Tour The Gloria elevator, in fact, is part of Lisbon’s public transportation system. It may sound incredible that a transportation system can attract so many tourists, but the truth is that the touring...
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Santa Justa Elevator: French style, Lisbon Views Santa Justa elevator (Elevador, in portuguese), also referred to as Carmo Lift, is more than just a public mode of transport. For one, it’s well-known for its grand architectural style and filigree....
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Lisbon Casino: The Capital’s Gambling Entertainment Center Lisbon is an European city that has maintained its historical charm. That doesn’t mean it has never caught up with modernism, being one good example the Casino Lisboa. The Lisbon Casino is...
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Miradouro de Santa Catarina – The Tejo facing view Hilltop sites presenting unobstructed views of Lisbon are called Miradouros, Portuguese for panoramic viewpoints. These miradouros are usually the highest point of each peak in Lisbon, the City of 7...
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The unique magnetism of Elevador da Bica in Lisbon is found within the funicular carriage, the interesting trip and the panoramic views at the terraces, add to the charm of the experience. Many visitors readily agree that a trip...
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Casa dos Bicos – Uniquely intriguing contrasts With the tower of Se Cathedral in the backdrop, the stunningly unique Casa dos Bicos in Lisbon (House of Spikes) is the perfect background for any photograph. Called the House of Spikes,...
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