The best places in Portugal to visit, live and enjoy.
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 …
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, …
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 …
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 …