The coastal city of Porto had been top of my European bucket-list ever since my first trip to Lisbon. Renowned for its historic city centre, Port wine production, and stunning riviera, Porto was the perfect city for a weekend break from London. Over the course of 3 days, I ambled through the city’s winding, hilly …
Sintra in Portugal is famous for its natural beauty, fairy tale palaces and brightly coloured buildings. Gaining its UNESCO Cultural Landscape clarification in 1995, the town of Sintra and its surrounding areas are bursting with things to do and is a must when visiting Portugal. Given its close proximity to Lisbon and Cascais, it is …
Cascais is a quaint coastal town found just 30km from Lisbon, Portugal. Once a former fishing village, Cascais is now a popular tourist destination, showcasing some of the best Portugal has to offer. With its lively marina, great food scene, rich history and stunning beaches, it’s the perfect place to spend the weekend or just …
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Travelling between Portugal’s two largest cities, Porto and Lisbon, couldn’t be easier. These coastal metropolitans are located about 300 kilometres apart, and both promise unique charms from beautiful architecture to tasty foods and wine. If you want to swap the expensive airfare and airport hassle, for a scenic journey through Portugal, then this guide is …
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Portugal is a grape lovers paradise where you can find medieval castles on majestic cliffs and white powdered sands next to bustling cities. As one of the oldest nations in Europe, Portugal famous for glorious weather, rich history, bustling cities and exquisite cuisine. However, an especially wide variety of grapes has created another attraction for …
Lisbon is one of the most vibrant and charismatic capital cities in Europe. Famous for its impressive architecture, traditional Fado music, buzzing nightlife, fresh cuisine and welcoming locals, Lisbon has it all! As one of the oldest cities in Europe, Lisbon has rich and fascinating history on every corner. Plus, with its glorious year-round weather, …
Tram 28 has become one of the most iconic things to see whilst spending time in Lisbon. With the infamous yellow trains rolling through the steep hills and narrow lanes of the Portuguese capital, there’s no better way to see what this incredible city has to offer. The journey will take you along a stunning …
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