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.
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...
What could be better than gliding on ocean waves on a surfboard and completely forgetting about everyday life? A surf holiday is a great way to clear your head and just have fun. However, there are a few things to consider in order for your surf holiday to be successful. From choosing the right destination to equipment and planning your surf sessions, there are many...
More and more camping fans are using the motorhome to travel around Portugal. This is not surprising: once you have driven along the miles of beaches in the Algarve or listened to the fado chants at night in Lisbon, you may come back again and again. In this article you will find tips for campervan holidays in Portugal and where it is simply beautiful to stay...
It is quite possible that Portugal, with its many beauties, sinks a little into the shadow of its big brother Spain. This, in turn, has been a tradition for many centuries, after all, the history of the two countries is not only closely linked by the fate of the Iberian Peninsula. When most people visit the westernmost part of mainland Europe, they are probably most...
The Portuguese city of Aveiro has a romantic feel and is somewhat reminiscent of Venice. This is no wonder, because Aveiro is full of canals over which brightly painted wooden boats, the moliceiros, sail. Aveiro is located directly on the Ria de Aveiro lagoon. Salt is still mined here today. Salt mining is not only characteristic of Aveiro, it also established the...
The dream islands of the Azores are a true destination of longing and are probably among the most popular islands among European vacationers. While many of the Azores islands have adapted to tourism in recent decades, the quite small island of Flores has so far been little developed for tourism. This makes the western Azores island a real insider tip. Here you can...
The Azores island of Pico was named after a 2,351-meter-high volcano. And that’s at least as exciting as it sounds. The second largest island in the Azores with a size of 448 square kilometers captivates with a magical volcanic mountain landscape, tasty locally grown wines and schnapps and a long history as a whaling culture. Several exciting museums on the...
The Algarve is by far the most popular holiday region in Portugal in the German-speaking world. When you think of Portugal, you often think of the picturesque beaches, romantic fishing villages and rugged cliffs. And indeed, the Algarve keeps its promises. The more than 200-kilometre-long coastline attracts tourists with its sandy beaches and fascinating flora and...
Those who fly to the archipelago of the Azores , which is part of Portugal, usually visit several islands. Under no circumstances should you miss the almost 234 square kilometre island of São Jorge, which would be called Saint George in English. Once upon a time, apart from local guests, it was mainly surfers who got lost here. This is no wonder, because São Jorge...
The Portuguese archipelago of the Azores is considered particularly attractive. Among the most picturesque islands is the fifth largest island, Faial, also known as Ilha Azul (Blue Island). The island got its affectionate nickname because of the blue blossoms of the hydrangea hedges that characterize the island. From the sophisticated island capital to the beautiful...