Portugal is a country in South West Europe that is best-known for its breathtaking beaches, historic towns (predominantly dating back to the 16th-19th centuries), and delectable food scene. The capital city of Portugal is Lisbon, though the Algarve coastline is especially popular among visitors and draws crowds on account of its surfing opportunities and golden sandy beaches.
Nestled in a little area known as the Natura 2000 Network, Querença has a population of around 750 inhabitants and is named for the same hill on which it sits. It’s a great spot to experience the inner Algarve, away from the crowds of the more popular destinations. Here’s your guide to the best of …
Salir is a speck of a village with little by way of attractions but a whole load of personality. Nestled in the mountains, this verdant landscape is off the beaten path and is home to fewer than 3000 people. Here’s your guide to the best of Salir, as well as what to know before you …
Portugal is a beautiful country in southwest Europe which is particularly well-known for its vibrant architecture, tasty mediterranean inspired cuisine, and delightful weather. And so, if you’re visiting the southwestern European country and want to take a piece of Portugal home with you, here are some of the best souvenirs from Portugal you’ll want to …
Sun-kissed limestone cliffs are reflected back by a dazzling turquoise sea: one of the most beautiful and fascinating places to visit in the entirety of the Algarve is the Ponta da Piedade, which lies on the fringes of the town of Lagos and is a must-see for anyone wishing to visit the region. In English, …
If there’s one sweet you should be sure to try while in Portugal, it’s the Pastel de Nata. This egg custard tart is small enough to pop in your mouth in one go and the sweet taste is one that will stay with you for much longer than the pastry itself does! Those who enjoy …
I’ve just returned from a delightful autumnal trip to the Portuguese capital and couldn’t be happier with the timing of my visit. If you’re looking to explore Lisbon with fewer crowds albeit with sunny weather, then October might be the time you want to head to Portugal. Here’s your guide to the best of Lisbon …