About Porto
You’ll want to spend hours strolling around the northwestern Portugal coastal city. Get lost in the twisty alleys of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Ribeira district. Zigzag cobbled streets dotted with colourful houses all lead to the Douro River that flows into the Atlantic Ocean.
Relax by the riverside at one of the many cafes, and then cross the Dom Luís I Bridge to Vila Nova de Gaia to visit a world-leading port wine cellar.
Discover centuries of Portuguese history as you walk down windy roads and view Porto from higher ground. Climb the 76m-high Clérigos Tower for unrivalled views, and then head down to see the Knight João Gord buried at Porto Cathedral.
Lisbon
Located on the south west edge of Portugal lies the capital city Lisbon. Also referred to as Lisboa, Lisbon is a fantastic attractive cosmopolitan city 10 miles from the Atlantic Ocean with a warm Mediterranean climate...Visit Lisbon
Faro
Faro, the capital of Portugal's Algarve region, is a picturesque coastal city known for its historic charm and natural beauty. The marina bustles with activity, offering boat tours and seafood restaurants overlooking the Ria Formosa lagoon...Visit Faro
Madeira
Madeira is a stunning Portuguese archipelago, known for its lush landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and year-round mild climate, making it a paradise for nature lovers.Visit Madeira
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