Portugal, a country in southwestern Europe, offers a fascinating mix of history, culture, and nature.
The capital Lisbon impresses with its picturesque alleys, historic trams and the charming district of Belém.
Porto, the second largest city, is famous for its port wine and its charming old town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Algarve coast beckons with golden sandy beaches, impressive cliffs and picturesque fishing villages.
Portugal is a foodie’s paradise with a rich culinary scene, including fresh seafood, pasteis de nata, and delicious wine.
The country is also an Eldorado for nature lovers, with the Peneda-Gerês National Park and the Azores, an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean.
Portugal’s hospitality and warmth make it a popular destination for travelers from all over the world.
Immerse yourself in history, savor the delicacies, and explore the stunning scenery of Portugal on an unforgettable trip.
In Porto, it smells of incense and money. In almost every corner you can feel the rule of canons and merchants, while long-established patrician families set the tone. Henry the Navigator was born here. At a historical moment, he acted as the director of world history. However, you will look in vain for feudal palaces. The king left behind neither castle nor castle...
Madeira offers breathtaking nature, fascinating mountain scenery and colourful flower gardens. With a wonderful climate and a very good price-performance ratio, the island ensures an unforgettable stay. Whether it’s discovering historic cities or relaxing in natural seawater pools, Madeira has something for everyone. Madeira is one of Europe’s last...
The Azores are a group of islands belonging to Portugal , located in the Atlantic Ocean, just under a two-hour flight from the Portuguese mainland. Pleasant climate, many water sports facilities and wonderful nature make the archipelago a special holiday destination. It stretches over a length of about 500 km and is divided into three groups – northwestern...
Ericeira in Portugal is a fishing village with a long history. Geographically, it is located approximately 36 kilometers northwest of the capital Lisbon. The traditional village is particularly popular with travelers from all over the world and provides unique impressions. In particular, the view of the Atlantic Ocean is a real highlight. Portuguese cuisine also...
Almost 1,000 kilometres from mainland Portugal , the island of Madeira in the Atlantic Ocean is closer to the coast of Africa than to the coast of Europe. Nevertheless, the Madeira archipelago, which includes the island of Porto Santo, belongs to Portugal, and thus also to the European Union. Due to its southern location, and the very favourable climatic conditions...
Terceira is the third largest of the Azores islands and, despite its relatively small area of only 400 km², offers numerous breathtaking natural spectacles, great beaches and the unique architecture of the colourful capital Angra do Heroismo. General information about Terceira From Germany, the Azores can only be reached by plane. There is no boat connection from...
There are few world-famous sights – Lisbon, the capital of Portugal itself, is a work of art in itself. Uphill and downhill, Lisbon always goes in two directions with the best view over the city to get lost in. Dreamy squares, picturesque corners, monasteries and magnificent palaces bear witness to colonial splendour; small charming corners and alleys are full of...
The Portuguese flower island of Madeira is suitable for fantastic hikes along a colourful world of flowers in lush, green nature with a view of spectacular cliffs. The climate is mild all year round, so the splendour of the flowers is correspondingly lavish at any time of the year. Some of the hikes lead along the unique levadas. These are Madeira’s typical...
The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Camino de Santiago, is a network of pilgrimage routes that span all of Europe, all leading to the famous pilgrimage destination of Santiago de Compostela in Spain. These ancient routes have a rich history and attract thousands of people each year in search of spiritual enlightenment, cultural experiences, or just a...
Portugal’s coastline is a treasure trove of breathtaking landscapes, historic and charming towns. Popular destinations such as Lisbon, Porto and Algarve are very well known worldwide, but much less visited destinations along the coast are just as impressive and full of character. In this article, we will explore some of these lesser-known destinations along the...