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It’s time for some fun! Create a surprise at home. Travelling breaks the monotony of your routine and Portugal welcomes you with open arms. Spend some time in a good hotel, or perhaps a house in the country, eating a tasty meal accompanied by a good wine and enjoying life to the full.
In our cosmopolitan cities, like Porto, anything can happen. But remember our traditions. Drive to Trás-os-Montes or across the Serra da Estrela, the highest point on the Portuguese mainland, through villages lost in time, guiding yourself by the castles. They’re the best viewing points. Follow our heritage trails and discover new ways of looking at the Alentejo. You’ll find at least five...
Do you enjoy the seaside in winter? The Atlantic Ocean is irresistible. Relax on the beaches of the Costa do Estoril and visit Lisbon, photographing its unforgettable light and the river that seems to embrace the city.
Enjoy the fun! The Portuguese enjoy their Carnival celebrations, the first holiday of the year. All over Portugal, you’ll see people parading playfully in fancy dress. Some celebrations, in the Algarve or Madeira, are more exuberant and colourful, others are more popular and improvised, like the ones in the Azores. Enjoy the party atmosphere and return home full of energy! |
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 | Madeira has a climate that makes it seem like spring all year round, perfect for engaging in a variety of activities that will afford you even closer contact with this unusually beautiful island.... |
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 | Walk through the historic city centre and discover the strong character of this city and its people.
Take in the bustle of the Ribeira. Look to the skies and discover the towers of the fortress... |
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 | Lisbon is a perfect city to spend a few days with the children. It is safe and friendly, the climate is favourable and it is easy to get around on foot. And that is all in addition to the... |
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 | Set off and discover Portugal and stay in some unique and very different places. An imposing walled castle, a former convent or monastery, a 17th century manor house or a port producing vineyard... |
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 | With a very varied countryside and culture, our gastronomy reflects the variety of customs, recipes and raw materials. Certain restaurants, whether refined or relaxed, have such strong traditions... |
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