A fairy-tale village in the hills — colourful palaces, ancient Moorish castles and lush forest parks just 40 minutes from Lisbon. A UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape.
A charming coastal town where Lisbon's aristocracy once summered — beautiful beaches, a historic citadel and the wild Atlantic coastline stretching west.
Home to the world's biggest waves — surfers from across the globe come to ride the legendary swells of Praia do Norte. A traditional fishing village with a dramatic clifftop view.
A perfectly preserved medieval walled village — cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses trimmed in yellow and blue, and the famous ginja cherry liqueur served in chocolate cups.
One of the most visited Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world — the Sanctuary of Fátima draws millions each year to the site of the 1917 Marian apparitions.
A UNESCO World Heritage city in the Alentejo — Roman temples, a medieval cathedral and the haunting Chapel of Bones built from the skulls of 5,000 monks.
The westernmost point of continental Europe — where the land ends and the Atlantic begins. Standing here, the next stop west is America.