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• Guimarães Castle: Considered the birthplace of the Portuguese nation, it offers incredible views of the city and a unique historical atmosphere.
• Visit the Palace of the Dukes of Braganza: a majestic manor house, it currently boasts several pieces of furniture , primarily produced in the 17th and 18th centuries. The pieces are displayed as furniture, creating the impression that visitors are visiting a real home.
• Stroll through the Historic Center: Guimarães's center is a World Heritage Site. Explore the city's many streets and squares and enjoy relaxing on a terrace with incredible views.
• Explore Monte da Penha: It's the highest point in Guimarães, and you can take the cable car to get there. Monte da Penha has a mini-golf course and an equestrian center. In addition to these activities, you can also explore the various monuments, caves, and viewpoints.

Discover the best spots in Porto

• Stroll through downtown Porto, here you can visit: Avenida dos Aliados, São Bento Station, Rua de Santa Catarina, and Bolhão Market.
• Visit Livraria Lello: it's one of the oldest bookstores in the world, famous for its architecture and its ties to J.K. Rowling, author of Harry Potter.
• Guindais Funicular: connection between Batalha and Ribeira, with a quick descent and views of the river.
• Walk along the Ribeira: Take a stroll along the banks of the Douro River and relax on a terrace with an incredible view of the Dom Luís I Bridge.
• Visit the Port Wine Cellars: stroll through Vila Nova de Gaia and take the opportunity to visit some of the cellars and taste Port Wine.
• Gaia Cable Car: Connects the Vila Nova de Gaia riverside area to Jardim do Morro. Enjoy panoramic views of the Douro River and Porto's historic center.
• Serra do Pilar Viewpoint: climb up to the viewpoint and enjoy one of the most incredible views of the city of Porto.

• Visit the University of Coimbra: it's one of the oldest in Europe. Don't miss the Joanina Library and the Pátio das Escolas.
• Stroll through the Quinta das Lágrimas Gardens: a historic and romantic place, known for the legend of Pedro and Inês, ideal for a peaceful stroll.
• Explore the Convent of Santa Clara-a-Velha: it offers a fascinating insight into the city's religious history.
• Old and Alta Cathedral of Coimbra: The Old Cathedral is an impressive cathedral with an imposing façade and a wealth of history. Located in Alta de Coimbra, the city's oldest and historic district, its narrow streets and student residences create a unique university atmosphere.
• Stroll through Parque Verde do Mondego: a vast green area along the Mondego River, great for walking, cycling, or relaxing in nature.

• Visit Leiria Castle: one of the most imposing castles in Portugal, it offers spectacular views of the city.
• Leiria Municipal Park: a green space in the city center, perfect for walks, picnics, and leisure time.
• Museum of the Moving Image (MIMO): located in the former Sant'Ana market building, it is a space dedicated to cinema, photography and multimedia, with interactive exhibitions and unique collections.
• Leiria Cathedral: stands out for its sober architecture and its historical and religious value.
• Luís de Camões Garden: one of the city's most emblematic gardens, next to the Lis River, ideal for strolling and enjoying the tranquility in the heart of Leiria.

• Visit Torres Vedras Castle: situated on a hill, the castle offers stunning views of the city.
• Explore the Leonel de Moura Municipal Museum: located in the historic center, it features exhibits on the history of Torres Vedras and the western region.
• Choupal Green Park: here you can relax and admire nature.
• Várzea Green Park: a square with a water mirror and water games.
• Termas dos Cucos: excellent for treating various illnesses, the water reaches high temperatures and provides relaxing moments.

• Explore Bairro Alto: one of Lisbon's most vibrant neighborhoods, known for its narrow, bustling streets. During the day, it's a great place to stroll and discover small shops and hidden viewpoints. At night, it transforms into one of the city's nightlife hubs.
• Miradouro de Santa Luzia: located in Alfama, this viewpoint offers one of the most beautiful views of the city and the Tagus River.
• Stroll through the Gulbenkian Gardens: a charming green space next to the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, ideal for relaxing, strolling, and enjoying the surrounding nature.
• Stroll through Parque das Nações: enjoy a stroll through a modern and vibrant riverside area of Lisbon. Take a ride on the cable car and admire Lisbon from above.
• Discover Mercado da Ribeira: Also known as Time Out Market, this gastronomic and cultural space offers dishes from renowned Portuguese chefs. Located near Cais do Sodré, you can explore small shops and bars.

• Visit the Temple of Diana: one of the best-preserved Roman monuments in Portugal, located in the historic center of Évora.
• Stroll through the Historic Center: the city has several medieval streets, squares, and monuments, such as Évora Cathedral and the Church of São Francisco, known for its impressive Chapel of Bones.
• Visit the Roman Baths of Évora: located inside the City Hall building, these ruins date back to the 1st century AD. Take the opportunity to explore the circuit with three pools available.
• Visit the Évora Museum: the museum features an excellent collection of art, archaeology, and historical pieces related to the region.

• Visit the Old Town: Stroll through the narrow streets of the historic city. Explore the Carmo Church, famous for its Chapel of Bones.
• Visit the Faro Municipal Museum: located in a former convent, the museum has exhibitions spanning from Roman times to contemporary art.
• Take a boat trip around the Ria Formosa Islands: it's a natural paradise, with deserted islands and beaches, ideal for hiking, birdwatching, and relaxing and admiring nature.
• Hike through the Ria Formosa Natural Park: an area of great biodiversity, perfect for those who enjoy exploring trails and observing local fauna and flora.