Holiday destinations

When we choose a holiday destination we immediately think of where we will be staying. A hotel may seem like the obvious option, but these days there are many more alternatives.

The natural beauty of the Azores without a doubt takes everyone’s breath away. And not only that; they stand out as the first region in Portugal and the only island group in the world to be certified as a sustainable tourist destination.

Camping isn't what it used to be. Now there are even more options, some not so traditional ones and some more glamorous ones.

The Carmo Convent, in the city of Moura, Alentejo, will be transformed into a 4-star hotel under the Revive program.

In Portugal there are 17 sites officially classified as World Heritage by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

For thousands of years, humankind has been fascinated with the stars in the night sky and our Neolithic ancestors built strange stone structures to reflect their vision of the ancient world.

The heat is on... instead of complaining, why not pack your suitcase and make the most of it by discovering Portugal's best beaches?

Summer is here and the urge to go out, enjoy the weather and hang out with friends in an open-air terrace is bigger than ever.

Portugal is one of the world’s top golf destinations. Five-time winner of Europe’s and World’s Best Golf Destination at the World Golf Awards (between 2014 and 2018), the country offers more than ninety golf courses with new and exciting challenges for both amateur and professional golfers.

Easter in Portugal is a much different affair than elsewhere, much more than bunnies and chocolate eggs.

With Brexit on the horizon, it's all really starting to kick off.

The most romantic day of the year is here and we don't want you to waste this opportunity to show your better half how much you value your relationship. We know that it can be stressful to make sure everything goes perfectly, so we want to take a little of the weight off your back. How?

Lisbon is a picturesque city full of beautiful streets, cultural events and great restaurants. In this city, history and modernity coexist in a centuries-old set up where you can find a cool hotel next to a small, family-run grocery shop.

2018 has come to an end and it’s time to start thinking of destinations for 2019.

Everyone knows that Portugal is a great place to spend a fun and cheap holiday, but now it’s official.

Cascais, just 15 miles (25 kilometres) from Lisbon, has been one of Portugal's coolest areas since the 19th century.

To really get to know the traditions and art of a country, there’s no better place to start than its museums. Portugal has a wide range of cultural exhibitions in an amazing array of museums to suit all tastes.

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal known as the ‘City of Seven Hills’, is an up and coming European destination these days. Portugal is in fashion, and nowhere more so than Lisbon, so today idealista/news is running down the 10 things you absolutely cannot afford to miss while you’re there. 1.

Comporta, in Alcácer do Sal, Setúbal, is filled with summer magic and smells of holidays and freedom. This is a place where days seem to be longer and where you always have something exciting to do.

The wind whipping your hair, the sea-spray on your skin, riding the waves that grow on the horizon and then peter out on the shore.

Is working abroad a good experience? No doubt about it. But it’s not always easy for professionals to bear the costs of living in a foreign city. The consultancy firm Mercer has compiled a ranking of the most expensive cities for expatriates and these are the results.

The Blue Flag is awarded to the best beaches in Europe and other non-European countries and this year is has updated its list.

Getting itchy feet with the approach of summer? Want to just get away from it all without telling anyone where you are? Looking to escape ‘Love Island’? Help is at hand.

Portugal is in fashion and is increasingly becoming a holiday destination of choice.

If you’re already thinking about your next holiday getaway destination, here’s a few ideas – the cheapest coastal towns in Europe.