
Lisbon
Portugal’s capital combines historic neighbourhoods, river views, tiled façades, viewpoints and an energetic everyday city life.

Portugal’s capital combines historic neighbourhoods, river views, tiled façades, viewpoints and an energetic everyday city life.

Porto is a compact northern city of steep streets, granite architecture, riverfront views, historic districts and strong local character.

Coimbra combines Portugal’s oldest university traditions with a compact historic centre, river views, medieval streets and a student atmosphere.

Braga is a historic northern city known for religious heritage, elegant squares, baroque architecture and a lively modern centre.

Aveiro is a small coastal-region city with canals, Art Nouveau details, colourful boats and easy access to lagoons and Atlantic landscapes.

Évora is a historic Alentejo city of Roman remains, whitewashed streets, medieval walls, churches and a slower inland Portuguese rhythm.

Faro is the Algarve’s regional capital, combining a walled old town, historic architecture and direct access to the Ria Formosa lagoon.

Funchal is Madeira’s capital, combining a historic Atlantic port, steep green hillsides, gardens, markets and easy access to island landscapes.