Top 10 Portugal

Enjoying an Adventure-Filled Holiday at Praia das Macas Beach Lisbon is known as the only European capital that is nearby beautiful and magnificent beaches. The capital city boasts of a good number of white sandy beaches with crystal clear...
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Your Next Stop: Mercado do Bolhao for a Unique Shopping Experience The enchanting city of Porto is home not just to some of Portugal’s historic and oldest structures and monuments, but also charming and contemporary attractions like parks, botanical...
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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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Enjoy Colorful Lisbon History at the Maxime Club One of the more colorful locations in Lisbon, Maxime Club was a former luxurious cabaret that was closed down when the era of fun cabaret came to an end. Revived by...
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At Eira do Mel restaurant, the chef believes in the principle of “slow food” dining. Everything at this Algarve restaurant served and created in ways that respect the environment, human health and animal welfare,
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Experience Fusion Cuisine At Its Finest At The Buhle Restaurant Only open since 2009, the Buhle Restaurant has certainly made a name for itself, in style, ambience, and experimental cuisine. Located on the western side of Porto, farther out...
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Parque das Nacoes:  The newest born Lisbon district The world-class Parque das Nacoes Lisbon district owes what it is today to the Expo ’98 World Exhibition, held between May and September of 1998. In this event themed as “The...
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Appearances Can Be Deceiving And Delicious: Adega & Presuntaria Transmontana II When one is traveling in and about Porto, the history and the meandering streets of the city proper can be a bit unsettling, until you get used to...
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Museu de Arte Antiga :  Where Ancient Treasures and Masterpieces Breathe Alive One place in Lisbon that will surely fascinate those who have passion for arts is the Museu de Arte Antiga (Ancient Art Museum). Located in the heart...
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Palacio da Bolsa: A Window to Fascinating Art and Rich History Porto, the second largest city of Portugal, is much more than an avenue of pilgrimage for wine lovers—although the city’s wine industry is one of its main attractions....
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Alcacer do Sal: Touring around the Town of Majestic Castles and Churches Situated in the district of Setubal, Alcacer do Sal is a town of various pousadas, castles, and parishes that all symbolize the rich and fascinating history of...
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Prainha Beach: The Tiny and Serene Compared to other beaches in Algarve, Prainha Beach is quite small. Actually, “Prainha” in portuguese means “tiny beach”. However, it still remains popular, especially among the locals, during the weekends and summertime. Prainha...
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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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Opulent Dining In A Historic Setting: Grappa By Chakall Chakall, whose name adorns the façade of his Porto restaurant, nestled within the historic Porto Palacio Hotel, is an Argentina native with his own sense of outrageous flair and style....
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Dine In A Chalet By The Sea At The Henrique Leis Restaurant Michelin starred chef Henrique Leis opened his Swiss chalet, built near the Algarve coast, so that visitors to the region can experience the best of French cuisine...
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Braga Portugal: A Pilgrim’s Shrine There is no other city in Portugal that boasts of as much as impressive churches and sanctuaries as Braga. Hailed as the Portuguse Rome, Braga in Portugal is the country’s oldest city and one...
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With beaches that extend towards both, east and north, the Vila do Bispo Portugal area has over 20 sandy beaches with broad sandy stretches and hidden coves, that offer privacy to those seeking it. For those who love beaches,...
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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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Noobai Located in “Miradouro do Adamastor” in the old part of Lisbon, you will find Noobai Café. This is a very simple place really not sofisticated with an outstanding view towards the river to do…nothing. Get a sandwich or...
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Castle of Sao Jorge or Saint George Castle can be a magical place to explore. Set on a hilltop high above Lisbon, it was once used as a fortress by the Moors until it fell in 1147.
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