Portugal: Editor's Choice

Carmo Convent

Historic Gothic church and former convent featuring notable ruins and an archaeological museum with artifacts spanning from prehistory to contemporary times.

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Monument to the Discoveries

Monument and lookout tower commemorating Portugal's Age of Discoveries, featuring sculptures of notable explorers and panoramic views of the city and river.

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Monastery of São Vicente de Fora

Historic 17th-century baroque and mannerist church and monastery notable for its architecture, religious art, and royal tombs.

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Lisbon Cathedral

Historic Roman Catholic cathedral featuring a blend of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architectural styles. It is a national monument and significant religious and cultural heritage site.

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Belém National Palace

Historic baroque and mannerist palace that serves as the official residence of the Portuguese president and houses a museum reflecting Portugal's royal heritage.

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Dom Luís I Bridge

Double-deck metal arch bridge spanning the Douro River, known for its striking design and scenic views connecting two cities.

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São Bento Railway Station

Historic train station known for its stunning azulejo tile panels depicting Portuguese history and rural scenes. It serves as a key hub for local and regional train services and is recognized as a cultural heritage site.

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Stock Exchange Palace

Historic 19th-century neoclassical palace with richly decorated interiors and the distinctive Moorish Revival Arab Room. It functions as a museum and cultural site showcasing Portuguese commercial history and architecture.

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Carmo Church

Baroque and rococo church from the 18th century known for its neoclassical facade and extensive azulejo tile decoration.

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Chapel of Souls

Historic baroque chapel known for its extensive blue-and-white tile exterior depicting religious scenes.

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Cabo Girão

Highest promontory in Europe featuring a suspended glass platform with panoramic views over the south coast and local agricultural landscapes.

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Pico do Areeiro

Mountain peak with an altitude of 1,818 meters, featuring panoramic views of the surrounding mountain massif and the Atlantic Ocean.

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Porto Moniz Natural Pools

Natural seawater pools formed by volcanic rocks, featuring extensive swimming areas and panoramic coastal views. The pools include supporting infrastructure and are accessible year-round.

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Ruivo Peak

Pico Ruivo is the highest peak on Madeira Island. It can be reached only by foot, usually either from Pico do Areeiro after a strenuous hike…

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Laurel Forest

UNESCO World Heritage Site. Endemic Laurel forest with an abundance of biodiversity and rare species. A must see.

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Machico Beach

One of the two sandy beaches on the island with sand imported from Western Sahara.

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Angra do Heroismo Town Centre

Angra do Heroísmo, or simply Angra, is a city and municipality on Terceira Island, Portugal, and one of the three capital cities of the…

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