Lisbon — the city of light and seven hills
The capital of Portugal captivates at first sight: colorful trams, the narrow streets of Alfama, panoramic viewpoints, and the scent of freshly baked pastéis de nata. In the Belém district, you’ll see the Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery — masterpieces from the Age of Discovery. And the statue of Christ overlooking the Tagus River brings a sense of peace and grandeur.

Sintra — mountain magic
The fairytale town of Sintra was once a royal residence, surrounded by green hills. The highlight is the mystical Quinta da Regaleira Palace with its underground tunnels and mysterious symbolism. A stroll through its gardens feels like stepping into a fantasy world. Every building is like an illustration from a magical tale.

Cape Roca — the edge of the earth
The westernmost point of Europe. Here the wind whips your hair and the endless Atlantic Ocean stretches before you. Sheer cliffs plunge down for dozens of meters, and you stand at the very edge of the continent. This place fills you with energy and a sense of limitless freedom.

Cascais — coastal charm
A charming fishing town with a relaxed beach resort atmosphere. Enjoy coffee by the waterfront, stroll along Art Deco villas, and listen to the sound of the surf. The perfect spot for laid-back rest and soaking up the ocean breeze.

Coimbra — the city of students and tradition
One of the oldest university towns in Europe. The majestic Joanina Library impresses with its architecture and thousands of ancient books. You can feel the intellectual spirit at every turn: students in black capes, ancient courtyards, and legends lingering for centuries.

Aveiro — the Portuguese Venice
A city of canals and colorful moliceiro boats. Try the local rice sweets ovos moles, walk along the embankment, and watch sunlight dance on the water’s surface. A cozy, unique, and romantic place full of color.

Costa Nova Beach — a striped paradise
Famous for its iconic red-and-white and blue-and-white striped houses. This is not just a beach, but a true open-air art space on the ocean shore. Gorgeous sunsets, soft sand, and a feeling of endless summer.

Porto — the city of bridges and port wine
Port wine is Porto’s calling card. Here you’ll visit a historic wine cellar, learn about aging traditions, and, of course, taste this noble drink. And you’ll walk across the famous Dom Luís I Bridge and photograph the colorful houses on the Ribeira waterfront.

Bom Jesus do Monte — stairway to heaven
This architectural masterpiece is set on a hill near Braga. Its main feature is a grand Baroque staircase zigzagging up the slope. From the top there’s a stunning view; below — a pond and green park. The perfect spot for meditation and inspiration.

Braga — Portugal’s spiritual capital
One of the country’s oldest cities, filled with tranquility. There are many churches, monasteries, and cozy little streets. This place draws you in with its energy and lets you feel Portugal’s spiritual heritage.

Nazaré — waves that take your breath away
Nazaré is home to the world’s highest waves, drawing surfers from all over. Take the funicular up to the viewpoint for a breathtaking ocean panorama. Even in silence, you feel the power of nature.

Óbidos — a city within the walls
A charming fortress where time seems to stand still in the Middle Ages. Narrow streets, whitewashed houses with flowers, old shops, and cozy cafes. Be sure to try the traditional cherry liqueur ginja, served in chocolate cups.

Join us — and let yourself truly relax. Portugal is waiting for you!