The best places in Portugal to visit, live and enjoy.
When people think about the Algarve, they’ll usually imagine the ultimate summer destination. The stunning coastline, days at the beach, boat trips, cold jugs of sangria on shady terraces. March …
Today, I’m sharing a secret of mine; the Algarve in January. Most people picture the Algarve as a summer destination, with its golden beaches and bright sunshine, but I’ve come …
Azenhas do Mar is a stunning seaside village perched on the dramatic cliffs of Portugal’s Atlantic coastline. With its whitewashed cottages and terracotta rooftops cascading down a steep cliff down …
Évora’s Cathedral, known as Sé de Évora in Portuguese, stands as a monumental testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of Évora, a charming city in the heart of …
Évora, located in the heart of Portugal’s Alentejo region, is a city that seriously captures the essence of Portuguese heritage and culture. Évora’s rich history spans over two thousand years, …
Faro is the historic capital of Portugal’s Algarve region. It’s an understated city that boasts a rich combination of history, culture, architecture, and access to some of the region’s best …
Faro’s Cathedral, officially called Igreja de Santa Maria or Sé de Faro is a cathedral that stands in the heart of Faro’s Old Town. It was initially built on the …
Having explored Portugal for half a decade, I’ve discovered that each month brings a unique flavor to the country, February in the Algarve is no exception. With its blend of …
Lisbon Region is the smallest in area of mainland Portugal’s five regions, yet also its most populous. It’s a dynamic and metropolitan area located around Portugal’s capital, which blends Portugal’s …
North Portugal, Portugal’s northernmost region, is a region rich in history and natural beauty. North Portugal is characterized by its historical cities and its rugged but stunning landscapes, like the …