Long, sunny days invite you to enjoy Portugal outdoors, explore each destination at your own pace and discover everything you find along the way. When temperatures rise, adapting the way you explore can help you make the most of every moment of your (...)
Located in the Alentejo, near the Spanish border, Campo Maior can be found in the middle of a vast plain stretching over more than 50 kilometres – a settlement known to the Romans as "Campus Major". Nowadays, quiet streets and whitewashed (...)
Be a local, participate in the grape harvest!If your mindset when traveling is looking for things that are unique, live experiences the most authentic way possible – like a local, plus, you consider yourself a wine lover, then we suggest you add the (...)
Nisa is a typical Portuguese village in the Alentejo, in the Portalegre district, known for its quality handmade pottery and embroidery.In the historic centre, ruins of an old castle provide a view over the town and its surroundings. Of the old (...)
Natural areas untouched by humans already draw visitors to Portugal, their appeal extending to the sky that envelops them. These destinations invite you to look up and appreciate the beauty of stars, planets, and other celestial objects visible to (...)
As a part of the global network of UNESCO Biosphere Reserves, the island of Flores, the westernmost territory of the Azores and Europe, has landscapes that are true havens. Together with the island of Corvo, this island is part of the western group (...)
Cross-country racing fans should check out the Baja Portalegre 500, to be held on the roads of the Alentejo region in October.Over a period of almost (...)
The Apparitions of Fátima have turned the town into one of the world's major centres of the Marian cult. The largest gatherings of devotees occur on (...)
Journey to Portugal to watch the world’s top professional surfing competition.With participation by the world’s leading surfers, MEO Pro Portugal - a (...)