VISIT PORTUGAL

Lisbon is a city where history meets creativity. From historic neighbourhoods and views over the Tagus to gastronomy and a vibrant cultural scene, there is always something new to discover.

Porto and Northern Portugal combines historic cities, UNESCO heritage, and a vibrant cultural scene, with Porto as the gateway. From the beauty of the Douro Valley, with terraced vineyards, to the natural landscapes of Gerês and the authenticity of regions like Minho and Trás-os-Montes. A destination where history, nature, gastronomy, and unique experiences meet in a genuine and unforgettable way.

Douro - A visit to paradise turned reality. A unique setting to be experienced with all the senses.

Between the Atlantic Ocean, the mountains of Serra da Estrela, historic villages, heritage cities, and wine valleys, Central Portugal invites you to discover a diverse, authentic territory full of memorable experiences.

We believe that "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts". We favor the promotion and preservation of the unique heritage of each municipality as a way to enhance the whole. Whether it's sunny or snowing, two supposed opposites, there is an experience for each of us. An invitation to discover this destination in its pure state, 365 days a year.

In the Heart of Portugal, Viseu Dão Lafões makes you fall in love with its cultural wealth, natural landscapes, and excellent gastronomy. From the historic Viseu Cathedral, to the São Pedro do Sul Thermal Baths, and the Caramulo Mountain, each place reveals the authenticity and traditions that make this territory unique. Follow your heart.

"18 municipalities.
18 ways to live Lisbon.
One region. Multiple identities.

There are places you visit.
And there are places you live.

They are lived in the flavors. In the landscapes. In the traditions. In the people. Because no experience is the same."

Between the Tagus and the Atlantic, Lisbon offers a unique combination of heritage, culture, and authenticity. Historic neighborhoods, viewpoints, museums, gastronomy, and a dynamic cultural agenda make the city an endless destination. A place where Portuguese tradition meets contemporary and cosmopolitan energy.

Take a break and dive into the fresher side of Alentejo! From the incredible waves of the sea coast to the hidden havens of river beaches and secret waterfalls, your summer gets a new rhythm. And when night falls, turn off the world to see the stars under the Dark Sky mantle: because Alentejo is not explained, it is discovered slowly.

In the heart of southern Portugal, Baixo Alentejo invites you to discover unique landscapes, authentic traditions, and excellent wines. In 2026, we celebrate a territory where culture, sustainability, and the passion for wine meet to create memorable experiences. Baixo Alentejo – European City of Wine 2026: a destination to feel, taste, and live.

The Algarve is Portugal’s sunniest destination, where golden beaches, dramatic cliffs and charming coastal towns create the perfect backdrop for unforgettable experiences. Discover a region where authentic gastronomy, vibrant nightlife and a relaxed seaside vibe come together year-round.

Annually, Águeda projects itself to the world through the AgitÁgueda – Art Festival, an event that transforms the entire city into a large open-air stage, where the streets are filled with color, animation, art installations, and performances. Recognized by the iconic umbrella street, the event promotes local identity, creativity, and sustainability!

The municipality of Alcácer do Sal is the gateway to Alentejo and access to a thousand and one opportunities, from agriculture to tourism. Visit the Archaeological Crypt of the Castle, get to know the Sado estuary aboard a traditional salt galleon, be captivated by the lands of Bernardim Ribeiro, dive into the surroundings of the largest palafitte pier in Europe, and savor the delicious gastronomy.

Located in the heart of the Douro Wine Region, Alijó stands out for its terraced landscape and heritage linked to the production of excellent wine. Come and discover a destination of authentic emotions among the breathtaking views from viewpoints or the contact with nature on walking trails and walkways.

Alpiarça is a territory of authentic Ribatejo identity, where the emblematic Casa dos Patudos crosses with the beauty of the Sorraia Horse reserve and its natural landscapes. Among excellent wines, traditional agricultural houses, genuine gastronomy, and sweets that preserve ancient knowledge.

Angra do Heroísmo is a historic city in the Azores, a UNESCO World Heritage site, which enchants with its beauty, culture, and tradition. Discover unique landscapes, striking monuments, and Azorean hospitality in an unforgettable destination.

Linked to the foundation of Portugal, Arcos de Valdevez is History, Culture, and above all Nature, integrating the only Portuguese national park. For all this, it is a reference tourist destination inside and outside borders and a place of discovery and enjoyment like no other. Arcos de Valdevez: Where Portugal Was Made.

Less than an hour from the city of Porto, the Arouca UNESCO Global Geopark is a territory of strong emotions. Rafting, kayaking, canoeing, mountain biking, climbing, canyoning, or hiking trails are just some of the proposals for an unforgettable experience. Attractions: Paiva Walkways, 516 Arouca, Freita Mountain.

Barreiro is a municipality located on the South Bank of the Tagus River, integrated into the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. Historically linked to industry and shipyards, Barreiro played a relevant role in the country's industrial development. Currently, it is an area in transformation, with a strong connection to river transport and growing urban, cultural, and environmental appreciation.

Braga is one of the oldest cities in Portugal and one of the most vibrant destinations in the country, where over two thousand years of history harmoniously coexist with a modern, innovative, and cosmopolitan urban dynamic. It stands out for the richness of its historical and cultural heritage, with highly renowned assets, such as the Bom Jesus do Monte Sanctuary.

The best place to live a day or a lifetime. Between the Atlantic and the mountains, Cascais brings together beaches, nature, culture, gastronomy, sports, and events all year round, in a unique combination of authenticity and quality of life. Just minutes from Lisbon, but with its own identity, Cascais is a complete and endless destination.

Castanheira de Pera is a territory experienced in all seasons, among the natural wealth of the mountains, a diverse cultural agenda, and authentic experiences that leave a mark on those who visit us. Dive into the largest wave pool in the country: Praia das Rocas. This is, more than a place you see, a place you feel.

Castelo Branco, feel the energy of Central Portugal. There are places you visit and places that stay with us forever. Castelo Branco is a land of intense light, of people who truly welcome you and unforgettable flavors, where heritage, nature, culture, and innovation live in perfect harmony.

Castro Daire celebrates tradition with the event 'The Last Transhumance Route', which runs through the imposing Montemuro Mountain. Between the Paiva River and the Carvalhal Thermal Baths, it offers nature, well-being, and authenticity. It is also an excellent destination for adventure sports and outdoor activities.

Covilhã invites you to discover with its unique identity as a UNESCO Creative City in Design, combining heritage, culture, and innovation. At the door of the majestic Serra da Estrela, it offers stunning landscapes and authentic experiences all year round.

Crato is a historic village in Alto Alentejo, known for its heritage, traditions, and quality of life. With a strong cultural identity, it stands out for the hospitality of its people and the richness of its territory. It is also recognized nationally for hosting the Crato Festival.

Elvas, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a unique fortress city where history and culture meet in the heart of Alentejo. Among imposing fortifications, the majestic Amoreira Aqueduct, and a charming historic center, discover one of the most authentic destinations in Portugal.

Figueira da Foz, a class of its own.

Located at the foot of Serra da Estrela, between the Dão Demarcated Region and the land of Serra da Estrela Cheese, Fornos de Algodres invites you to discover unique landscapes, ancient heritage, excellent gastronomy, and authentic experiences in the heart of Beira Alta. It's easy to get to Fornos de Algodres. Leaving will be the hard part.

Funchal is a unique destination where nature, culture, and tradition meet in perfect harmony. Between the blue sea and the green mountains, tropical fruits, colorful flowers, handmade embroidery, and the iconic wicker toboggans reflect the authenticity of a city marked by a mild climate.

Built among mountains, Guarda challenges the horizon at over a thousand meters of altitude, where the wind of Serra da Estrela sculpts landscapes of rare beauty and time seems to keep, in the ancient stones of the Cathedral and its medieval streets, more than 8 centuries of history and identity.

Come to the Lands of Idanha to discover a destination with identity, where every visit stays in memory through majestic landscapes and unique villages, full of an unforgettable cultural heritage. In this, which is the Easter Municipality, the richness of popular festivities and religious devotion characterize this territory.

Ílhavo. Find what makes you happy! A unique coastal destination, where the sea, the estuary, and tradition meet. From the beaches of Barra and Costa Nova to maritime heritage and excellent gastronomy, it offers authentic experiences all year round. Discover new paths by walking ours.

Lagos is a singular destination in the Algarve, where the history of the Discoveries crosses with a rich cultural heritage and a cosmopolitan identity. Among excellent beaches, natural landscapes, hiking trails, and urban art, it offers diverse experiences throughout the year.

Loulé stands out for the diversity of its tourist offer, where tradition and modernity meet. From excellent beaches to traditional villages, from historical and cultural heritage to gastronomy with authentic flavors from the land and sea. Loulé, Here and Now.

The Municipality of Loures stands out for its strong historical, cultural, and natural tradition, benefiting from a privileged strategic location close to the capital. Loures affirms itself as a destination of excellent, authentic, and sustainable wine tourism, recognized by the uniqueness of the Arinto wine.

Melgaço, the northernmost municipality in Portugal, is located near the border with Galicia. Inserted in the Peneda-Gerês National Park, it invites you to carry out sports activities spread across places of rare beauty. Also known for the excellence of the Alvarinho wine produced here.

Mira is a municipality on the central coast of Portugal that combines sea, lagoons, forest, and unique traditions. It stands out for its environmental quality and its connection to sustainable tourism, with Praia de Mira being the only beach in the world to hold the Blue Flag award for 40 consecutive years.

Monção is Monção. Not everything, but much more than just one thing. More than a Thermal Town and the Cradle of Alvarinho. It is like us, made of paradoxes. In its own way! Always with distinct and independent arguments, but with a common point: its People.

The Best Tourism Village recognition values authenticity, identity, landscape, culture, and the way our territory looks to the future sustainably.

Discover Montemor-o-Velho. History to explore. Nature to feel. Emotions to live. Discover one of the most impressive castles in Portugal and let yourself be enveloped by the legendary love story of Pedro and Inês. Feel the energy of major international events at the Nautical Center.

The Municipality of Mora, located in the heart of Alentejo and just over an hour from Lisbon, stands out for its natural wealth, cultural heritage, and authenticity. Known for the Mora Fluviarium, it offers experiences linked to nature, gastronomy, and tradition, in an environment of tranquility and well-being.

In Moura, the absolute calm of the plains contrasts with the gentle agitation of the Moura-Alqueva Nautical Station. At Rock in Rio you vibrate, in Moura, Motherland of Alentejo Olive Oil, you recharge!

In the heart of Northern Portugal, 25 km from Porto, Paços de Ferreira is a territory of surprising contrasts: the energy of a vibrant economy — recognized as the Capital of Furniture — coexists with ancient heritage, characterful gastronomy, and hospitality that stays in memory.

Located in the Porto district and integrated into the Metropolitan Area, the municipality of Paredes stands out as the 27th largest municipality in Portugal. With a strong industrial vocation in the furniture sector. Located in the Vale do Sousa region, it combines a rich historical heritage with a strategic location.

Penela stands out in the heart of Portugal as a unique destination, uniting historical heritage, vibrant nature, and unique experiences. The municipality offers quality of life, being the right place to live, visit, or invest. Penela is waiting for you!

Pombal is the center you were looking for. We reach out and touch the mountains with one hand, and the sea with the other. This is the place where you found yourself and where you will always want to stay. It is natural. This is your place. Pombal, Natural Center of Portugal.

If music marks our lives forever, some places have the same power. Póvoa de Varzim is one of them: with endless beaches, a soul deeply connected to the sea, authentic flavors, and a unique energy. Póvoa de Varzim… It's Good to Live Here!

Portel, an Alentejo village situated between the mountains and the plains, is a land of charms and traditions. Its imposing 13th-century castle is the mark of an ever-present past. Today, Portel is a land where the cork oak forest embraces the great Alqueva Lake.

In the heart of the North, Trofa is a land of good gastronomy and excellent companies that lead national exports. The culture has strong roots, from the Castro de Alvarelhos to the art of the international sculptor. Just 15 minutes from the world, Trofa lives connected, without losing its identity.

Seixal, a riverside municipality on the Tagus, is integrated into the Setúbal district and the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. An ideal territory for a journey through cultural, historical, and natural heritage. Seixal: A Bay in the Heart of the Tagus.

Sesimbra is a charming coastal town located about 40 km south of Lisbon, nestled between the picturesque Arrábida Natural Park and the Atlantic Ocean. Known for its relaxed atmosphere, beautiful beaches, and strong fishing traditions, Sesimbra is a popular destination.

Setúbal is more than a city. It is an incredible world of nature, adventure, knowledge, and multiculturalism, which lends colors, smells, and flavors to a region where tradition aligns with the challenges of modern times.

Santarém, the Capital of Gothic, where history watches the Tagus from atop its walls. Balcony of the Tagus, Santarém unites a rich cultural and human heritage with the infinite beauty of the Ribatejo marshlands.

Terras de Bouro is synonymous with Nature, hosting the heart of the only National Park in Portugal (Peneda-Gerês), the historic Roman Geira, and the secular Albergaria Forest. The municipality also stands out for its strong religious identity, visible at the São Bento da Porta Aberta Sanctuary.

Vagos is one of the new tourist destinations in the Central Region of Portugal. Between the sea, the forest, and the estuary, Vagos offers spacious and wide beaches, inviting pine forests, and protected areas ideal for strolling and observing unique species.

Valongo, the Green Heart of the Porto Metropolitan Area, is a destination where Mountains and Rivers, the history of Romans, Trilobites, and Slate reveal a unique natural and cultural identity. Among the Railway heritage and traditions, Valongo invites you to discover authentic experiences just minutes from Porto.

Vila Nova de Cerveira is known as the Village of Arts, standing out for its strong connection to contemporary art and culture. Located on the banks of the Minho River, it offers a unique natural setting in one of the most beautiful landscapes of Alto Minho.

Vila Nova de Foz Côa is a municipality in the Guarda district. Traveling through this municipality means discovering two World Heritage Sites: the Prehistoric Rock Art Sites of the Côa Valley and the Alto Douro Wine Region. Contemplate stunning forms of nature molded by Man.

Integrated in the Alto Paiva region and immortalized by Aquilino Ribeiro, Vila Nova de Paiva is a municipality rich in natural and built heritage. Here you can enjoy a picturesque territory, offering Nature and History, river and mountains, people and villages where tradition still prevails.

Vizela has distinctive and differentiating features, such as its Thermal Baths, Bolinhol (a century-old pastry), gastronomy, events, and heritage. More recently, the Vizela Walkways. A fundamental element in the tourist dynamics of Vizela are also the people.

With over 2500 years of history, Viseu combines heritage, modernity, and hospitality in the heart of Portugal. A Garden City, it stands out for its green spaces, excellent gastronomy, and cultural wealth. With a dynamic agenda of events and traditions, Viseu invites you to discover its unique identity.