The country as a journey
Routes through Portugal
Roads, railways, fortresses, villages, waters, trails and wines for discovering Portugal beyond a single city.
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By car
Roads of Portugal
From kilometre zero to the bends of the Douro: long journeys with time for carefully chosen stops.
National Road 2: Chaves to Faro
The great crossing of the Portuguese interior, with around 739 km between Trás-os-Montes and the Algarve.
National Road 222: the Douro’s south bank
From Vila Nova de Gaia to Almendra, a long road whose most celebrated section follows vineyards and the river in the Douro.
Rota Norte: an independent guide to the great loop
An editorial introduction to the 777 km circuit that connects Minho, Trás-os-Montes, Douro and Porto.
By train
Portugal by Train
Scenic lines, heritage trains and railway history between rivers, mountains and cities.
Heritage
Castles and Fortresses
Walls, citadels and fortresses that reveal how the territory was formed and defended.
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Villages
Historic Villages of Portugal
Twelve villages in Beira Interior connected by granite, walls, memory and border landscapes.
Nature and villages
Schist Villages
Twenty-eight villages among mountains, rivers and paths, where dark stone blends into the landscape.
Coast
Coast and Beaches
An Atlantic journey through sands, cliffs, islands and maritime towns, always respecting the sea.
Inland waters
Rivers and River Beaches
Fresh water, shade and small towns among inland valleys, mountains and reservoirs.
River beaches of Portugal: fresh water and nature
A national selection to organize holidays between rivers, reservoirs, villages and mountains, always safely.
Ourém, Agroal and Tomar in 2 days
A hilltop castle, the Nabão spring and Templar heritage on a road trip through Central Portugal.
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Paths, Trails and Walkways
Walking routes for reading the landscape slowly, from levadas and coast to rivers and mountains.
Wine tourism
Wine and Gastronomy
Fourteen wine regions, from the mountains of Trás-os-Montes to Pico’s volcanic plots, for understanding place and tasting responsibly.
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