Explore Top 50 Cities in Portugal (500+ Attractions, Popular & Great Tourist Places)
Portugal is one of the leading travel destinations in Europe and receives around 27 Million tourists arrivals from worldwide and neighboring countries as well. International tourism is consequently one of the main contributors to the Portuguese economy. Portugal is also the oldest nation state on the Iberian Peninsula and one of the oldest in Europe
Some Interesting Facts about Portugal are:
- Recently named the Best Golf Destination, Fourteen of Portugal's golf courses are among the top 100 in Europe.
- Portugal is one of the Most Peaceful Countries In Europe.
- Lisbon Was Struck By One Of The Worst Disasters In World History.
- One of the oldest universities in Europe is in Portugal
- Portugal is one of the world's top surf spots
- Lisbon’s Vasco De Gama Bridge Is Europe’s second-longest bridge at 10.7 miles.
- Millions Of Pilgrims Journey To Fatima In Portugal Each Year.
- The Rooster Is A Symbol Of Portugal.
- Porto Wine Comes From The World’s Third-Oldest Protected Wine-Producing Region.
- Portugal Introduced All The Best Food To India (chili pepper, the tomato, and the humble potato).
- Lisbon Is Home To The Oldest Bookstore In The World.
Top 50 Tourist Places in Portugal are:
1. Lisbon - Hilly Portuguese capital
2. Porto
3. Sintra
4. Fatima
5. Coimbra
6. Guimaraes
7. Evora
8. Obidos & Caldas da Rainha
9. Lagos & Portimao
10. Funchal
11. Tavira
12. Aveiro
13. Braga
14. Mértola
15. Vila Nova de Gaia
16. Almada, Lisbon
17. Nazare
18. Albufeira & Lagoa
19. Tomar
20. Ponta Delgada
21. Guarda
22. Elvas
23. Cascais
24. Braganca
25. Peniche
26. Alcobaça
27. Lamego
28. Faro
29. Beja
30. Figueira da Foz
31. Viana do Castelo
32. Vila Real de Santo Antonio
33. Setúbal
34. Monsaraz
35. Matosinhos
36. Amadora & Queluz
37. Olhao
38. Batalha
39. Angra do Heroísmo
40. Montijo
41. Povoa de Varzim
42. Amarante
43. Costa da Caparica
44. Covilha
45. Leiria
46. Vila Real
47. Trofa
48. Barreiro
49. Viseu
50. Vilamoura
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10 PRINCIPAIS PARADAS NA ESTRADA DO VINHO EM SÃO ROQUE SP
São Roque é famosa pelo seu Roteiro do Vinho, que percorre uma estrada repleta de vinícolas, além de passeios imperdíveis para um fim de semana.
Apesar de ser conhecida como a Rota do Vinho, São Roque tornou-se um verdadeiro refúgio para os que procuram sossego, uma grande oferta gastronômica, atrativos culturais, ecológicos e opções de compras.
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We spent 5 days in Sao Miguel island, Azores and these are our top 10 places/areas on the island. Of course we didn't see absolutely everything and there were many other amazing places we visited.
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0:25 10 Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Paz
1:20 9 Elephant trunk
2:12 8 Ribeira Grande
2:59 7 Mosteiros
4:05 6 Pico da Barrosa
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6:06 4 Farol do Arnel
7:03 3 Furnas
9:00 2 Trilho do Sanguinho
11:16 1 Sete Cidades
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Aveiro Canals - The Venice of Portugal
The capital of the Ria, a vast lagoon where the freshwater of the River Vouga joins with the sea, Aveiro is intersected by canals, genuine streets of water, along which can be seen gliding the brightly coloured boats known as barcos moliceiros. Originally founded in the time of the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, Aveiro is now one of the most interesting cities on the Portuguese coast.
Due to the large numbers of web-footed birds that once inhabited this lagoon area, the city's first name was Aviarium.
D. João I (r. 1383-1433) gave Aveiro to his son, Prince Pedro, who ordered the city's first walls to be built, although these have since disappeared. Later, D. João II (r. 1481-1495), gave the city to his sister, Princess Joana, a lay sister at the Convento de Jesus, which now houses the Museu de Aveiro.
In the 16th century, the development of the salt industry, agriculture and fishing and the first cod-fishing expeditions to the distant Newfoundland in 1501 brought Aveiro a period of great prosperity, which led to its being awarded a charter by D. Manuel I in 1515.
However, in the winter of 1575, heavy storms destroyed the deep channel that had once linked the Ria to the sea, this was where the great ocean-going vessels would dock in Aveiro thereby destroying the maritime trade, fishing and salting businesses.
Barra Nova was built in the 19th century. Being opened to the ocean in 1808, it gave rise to the formation of a wide channel measuring roughly 264 metres across and about 4 to 6 metres deep. This channel opened the Ria to the sea and restored the source of the region's life and its very survival.
The Ria is linked to Aveiro via three canals: the Canal das Pirâmides (marked at its entrance by two stone pyramids), which extends into the Canal Central, the Canal de São Roque, which marks the limits of the city to the north-west and separates it from the salt-pans; and the Canal dos Santos Mártires (or the Canal do Paraíso) which leads to the south-west.
Using the Canal Central as the city's main axis, we suggest two tours of Aveiro:
- On the Left Bank, begin by admiring the graceful Art Nouveau buildings, which are beautifully reflected in the canal, stroll through the Mercado do Peixe (Fish Market), wander around the Beira Mar district and along the canal banks and savour the gentle sea breeze.
- On the Right Bank, visit the city museum housed in the Convento de Jesus. Monuments and churches, as well as the hustle and bustle of city life taking place under the diffuse light of the Ria, all add to the charm of this coastal city.
Evidently, all visitors will also want to discover more about the Ria de Aveiro. The two suggested itineraries will introduce you to the labyrinth of canals, the white sand dunes by the sea and the vast expanses of salt-marshes with their pyramids of white salt.
If you enjoy nature trekking, the Reserva Natural das Dunas de São Jacinto is truly irresistible.
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São Miguel Azores: 15 Extraordinary Places You Can't Miss!
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04:23-05:33 Islet of Vila Franca do Campo
05:34-07:23 Lagoa do Fogo
07:24-08:04 Furnas
08:05-09:00 Miradouro da Ponta do Sossego
09:01-11:32 Parque Terra Nostra
11:33-12:13 Parque Natural da Ribeira dos Caldeirões
12:14-13:24 Lagoa das Furnas
13:25-13:57 Sete Cidades
13:58-15:22 Miradouro do Salto do Cavalo
15:23-16:41 Caldeira Velha Hot Springs
16:42-17:29 Praia dos Mosteiros
17:30-18:23 Cascata do Salto do Cabrito
18:24-20:40 Miradouro da Boca do Inferno
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Porto Garden & Park Tour - Palácio de Cristal / São Roque (Portugal) 🇵🇹
Why not both!? Take a tour through the landscaped terraces of Jardins do Palácio de Cristal and marvel at incredible views of the sparkling River Douro, accompanied by feathered friends around every corner.
Or wander through the peaceful Parque de São Roque and relax amongst the manicured foliage, with the scent of citrus in the air.
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Exploring Europe’s MOST EXPENSIVE Chapel - Igreja de São Roque - EXPLORING LISBON
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Yes, Europe’s most expensive chapel is here in Lisbon Portugal. After some tasty vegan, we explore the fascinating church Igreja de São Roque. Lisbon’s Igreja de São Roque (Church of Saint Roch) sports a deceptively plain white facade, but the interior of the 17th-century building is home to some of the most prized (and allegedly expensive) Catholic art and architecture in all of Europe.
Our journey begins at a tasty Vegan restaurant called The Green Affair. From there we pick up a bag of terrific coffee at Fabrica Coffee Roasters. We then duck into Landeau Chocolate in Chiado and treat ourselves to another slice of the World’s Best Chocolate cake. With our bellies full, we make our way up a hilly street to quite an incredible church, Church of Sao Roque (Igreja de São Roque). You’d never know it from the facade that the interior holds wonderment for the eyes.
Located in the Bairro Alto neighborhood of Lisbon, the site of the Igreja de São Roque was initially used in the early 1500s as a shrine for Saint Roch, who was the patron saint of plague victims. The site was (at the time) located outside of Lisbon’s city limits in a location that had been used as a burial ground for victims of the plague. When the Jesuits arrived in Portugal later in the 16th century, King John III allowed them to use the site of the shrine to construct a church on the grounds that Saint Roch would be given a chapel in the building and remain the church’s namesake saint.
The Igreja de São Roque still works as a functional church, but it is also open to the public and houses a museum highlighting the art and history of the church. It’s a highly suggested stop for anyone visiting Lisbon.
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5:35 The journey to Sao Roque begins
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The outside of the church is very unassuming but the moment you step inside it will make your jaw drop. The ceiling painting of Francisco Venegas is so beautiful and huge. It will take you a while to take it all in. The attached museum is also well worth a visit.
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São Roque is a parish since March 1579 and was established in the former chapel of São Roque, built in the early sixteenth century by the locals with the help of municipal funds, since São Roque was one of the patrons of Funchal, who protected the population against the plague.
The initial small chapel gave way to a church built in 1704 near that location, which eventually collapsed in 1790. A new church was then built. The construction lasted until 1820 and the finishings until mid-nineteenth century.
The São Roque Viewpoint, in front of São Roque Parish Church, offers a panoramic view of the Funchal amphitheatre.Located in the parish of São Roque, in front of the parish church, the viewpoint is named after the patron saint and offers an extensive view of Funchal amphitheatre.
Restaurante Típico Miradouro de São Roque:
Right next to the church you can find the Restaurante Típico Miradouro de São Roque where you can taste many great dishes, including the house specialties, the Frango á Moda da Casa no Fogareiro (Chicken on the Stove) and the Espetada Regional (Madeiran Beef Skewer).
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Absolutely Amazing The Igreja de São Roque (Church of Saint Roch) in Lisbon. The most notable chapel is the 18th-century Chapel of St. John the Baptist (Capela de São João Baptista), a project by Nicola Salvi and Luigi Vanvitelli constructed in Rome of many precious stones and disassembled, shipped and reconstructed in São Roque; at the time it was reportedly the most expensive chapel in Europe.
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For my third day in Lisbon, I started the day in Chiado with breakfast at 7th Brunch Coffee. The food here was delicious and keep in mind there are several restaurant options to choose from in this neighborhood. After breakfast I Ubered over to to the Carmo Convent, the entrance fee was 5 euros and well worth it. From artifacts that range from religious relics to tombs, the actual church structure itself is fascinating to walk through, because they did not rebuild after the earthquake it’s almost as if it’s stuck in time. The QR code makes it really easy to do a self-guided tour and go at your own pace.
From the convent, it’s a short 5-minute walk to the next stop - the Igreja De Sao Roque. This church is beautiful with several small ornate baroque style chapels and altars on the inside but the highlight is the church’s ceiling. The ceiling is made of Prussian wood and is flat but the painting by Venegas includes 3 domes that simulate a dome and give it an architectural perspective.
Next stop was the Miradouro De Sao Pedro De Alcantara which was a minute walk from the Igreja De Sao Roque. Here you will find beautiful scenic views of Lisbon. I Ubered from the Miradouro to the Feira de Ladra Flea market - make sure to check out the flea market hours of operation, I was bummed I got there late and they were wrapping up. If you time it right the National Pantheon is literally across the street from the Flea Market area and would be a great stop.
From here we made out way to LX Factory via Uber. This is an old factory converted into a food hall with great little eaters and retail shops. We stopped for a quick snack before dinner but it would be a great place for dinner and drinks.
We decided to have dinner at the Time Out Market (we Ubered from LX to this location). Time Out is similar to LX Factory in that it also is a food hall with many little eateries offering a variety of cuisines. I chose to eat at Ground Burger and it was delicious. There was live music and a really great lively atmosphere. Overall it was a very nice easy-going day that was much needed as I was feeling a bit worn out after several days of travel.
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The Lajido is a locality of the parish of Santa Luzia, Municipality of São Roque do Pico, island of Pico, archipelago of the Azores.
This place that goes by the name of the fact that it is located on extensive lava flows is mostly made up of old wineries located near the coast, surrounded by land used for growing the vineyard, particularly the Verdelho.
Here you will find one of the important The Wine Culture Zones of Pico Island, in this case, the Northern Zone.
In Lajido is located the Hermitage of Our Lady of Purity, whose construction was carried out in the Largo do Lajido, as well as one of the factors of transformation of the environment by the man that is more characteristic to him, the Corral of vineyard of Verdelho and Currais destined to the fig tree crop
In some places, especially along the coast, already at the exit of Lajido, towards the town of Arcos, these corrals are built in dry stone masonry and with a semicircular shape, to protect fig trees. The opening of the semicircle faces south.
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The museum of whalers is located in the old warehouses of whaling boats, these buildings date back to the 18th century and are open to tourists from all around the world. And although the last whale was hunted in the Azores in 1987, hunting techniques have not evolved since the Moby Dick era. The unfortunate recognition of a century of whaling culture reaffirms the desire to preserve the Memory of this modus vivendi that deeply marked the habitants of the archipelago.
Cool and free Lisbon! | 7 OTHER things to do in Lisbon Portugal
What are some cool things to do in Lisbon in 2019? Check out our recommendations in this video! Some of them are free!
Portugal is on everyone's bucket list these days and Lisbon is one of the biggest reasons why. It's beautiful and charming, trendy but authentic - a place you immediately feel you want to stay longer than you planned.
Come with us as we explore some of Lisbon's best OTHER things to do, i.e. we don't ride the tram, go to Sintra, or attend a fado show –though, we absolutely think you should do these things if you're in town!
Instead, we get out on the water, enjoy some tasty treats and wander through the lovely plazas. We think these are some great ways to experience the city and we hope you enjoy!
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Sail the Tagus river!
Walk and get lost in Alfama!
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Get on a guided tour of the Sao Jorge castle (and don't miss the museum!)
Visit Sao Roque church
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Explore the amazing plazas in Lisbon, particularly Praca do Comercio, Praca do Rossio, Praca Figueira and Largo Sao Domingos.
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Museu do Vinho, Pico | Historical Sites | Azores Top 10 Things To Do
Museu do Vinho Installed in the former Carmelite Convent dating back to the XVII/XVIII centuries, the Pico Wine Museum was inaugurated in 1999. It is an extension of the Pico Museum, representing one of the most important elements of the island's history and economy. Among other things, it organizes visits to the vineyards and wine tastings. The collection of the museum is essentially constituted by ethnographic pieces, objects linked to the cycles - vegetable, industrial and socialization - of winemaking.