Lisbon – The City of Light and Seven Hills
Portugal’s capital enchants from the very first glance: colorful trams, the narrow alleys of Alfama, panoramic viewpoints, and the aroma of freshly baked pastéis de nata. In the Belém district, you’ll see the Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery — masterpieces of the Age of Discoveries. The Christ Statue overlooking the Tagus River brings a sense of peace and grandeur.

Sintra – Magic in the Mountains
The fairytale town of Sintra was once a royal residence nestled among green hills. At the heart of it is the mystical Quinta da Regaleira Palace with its underground tunnels and symbolic gardens. A stroll here feels like stepping into a fantasy world — every building looks like it came from a storybook.

Cape Roca – Edge of the Earth
The westernmost point of Europe. Here, the wind rushes past you as you look out over the endless Atlantic Ocean. Steep cliffs drop away beneath your feet — you’re standing at the very edge of the continent. It’s a place that fills you with energy and a sense of boundless freedom.

Cascais – Coastal Charm
A charming fishing town with a relaxed beach-town vibe. Enjoy a coffee by the promenade, stroll past Art Deco villas, and listen to the waves. It’s the perfect spot for slow, breezy seaside days.

Coimbra – City of Students and Tradition
One of Europe’s oldest university towns. The majestic Joanina Library is a masterpiece filled with ancient books. The city breathes academic history: students in black capes, ancient courtyards, and stories passed down for centuries.

Aveiro – The Portuguese Venice
A city of canals and colorful moliceiro boats. Try the local sweet ovos moles, stroll along the waterfront, and watch sunlight dancing on the water. A cozy, vibrant town full of romance and charm.

Costa Nova Beach – A Striped Paradise
Famous for its red-and-white and blue-and-white striped beach houses. More than just a beach — it’s an open-air art scene. Glorious sunsets, soft sand, and the feeling of endless summer.

Porto – City of Bridges and Port Wine
Port wine is Porto’s trademark. You’ll visit historic wine cellars, learn about aging traditions, and of course, enjoy a tasting. Then walk across the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge and admire the colorful houses of the Ribeira waterfront.

Bom Jesus do Monte – Stairway to Heaven
This architectural gem sits on a hill outside Braga. Its signature is the grand baroque staircase that zigzags upward. At the top — breathtaking views; at the bottom — a peaceful park and pond. A perfect place for reflection and inspiration.

Braga – Portugal’s Spiritual Capital
One of the country’s oldest cities, filled with serenity. Churches, monasteries, and peaceful little streets create a calm, soulful atmosphere. It’s a place to feel the depth of Portugal’s spiritual heritage.

Nazaré – Where the Waves Take Your Breath Away
Home to the world’s highest waves, Nazaré attracts surfers from around the globe. Ride the funicular to a dramatic ocean viewpoint — even in silence, the power of nature is palpable.

Óbidos – A Town Within the Walls
A charming medieval fortress where time stands still. Narrow streets, whitewashed houses, flower-filled windows, old shops, and cozy cafés. 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!