Tourism in Portugal

It's fair to say that the cold weather has arrived. Even in Portugal the chill of winter has crept into the air, and while it is better known for its sunny beaches, Portugal is full of surprises and has plenty of beautiful sights to take in in the winter months.

Autumn is truly upon us, the heat of the summer is no more than a memory, and the cold of winter is on its way. But while the weather has certainly gotten cooler, we are not yet in the depths of winter when you want nothing more than to curl up under a blanket at home. It's not so cold outside yet!

The categorisation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is, at a worldwide level, one of the most important that can be attributed to a loction, as far as the preservation of our cultural heritage at least. In Portugal, there are currently 17 places distinguished as World Heritage Sites, which are ideal

The "Serralves in Light" is among the top 10 exhibitionsto visit in Europe , according to The Times. The British newspaper considers the three-kilometre route that runs through the entire park, with 28 installations, to be one of “the most attractive art shows” on the European scene, worth visiting

Not only is Portugal a country with plenty to see and do, but it is also well known for its delicious gastronomic scene, with local produce taking centre stage. This includes wonderful Portuguese cheese, and with the arrival of autumn and the cooler days, foodie plans are more and more desired.

Do I need a COVID digital certificate in Portugal? How to get a COVID digital certificate in Portugal? What must be done? Does it cost anything? What is it good for?

Autumn 2021 is just around the corner and this season is one of the best times to discover the history of Portugal.

The use of face masks in public outdoor spaces as a preventive measure to curb the COVID-19 pandemic in Portugal will no longer be mandatory from September 2021, except in situations of gatherings where social distancing cannot be maintained.

With the summer holidays well and truly here, travelling abroad with pets can be a cause for concern for many. Is Portugal a dog friendly country? Do apartments in Portugal allow pets?

Portugal is the sixth country in the world with the most Blue Flag beaches. This is according to declarations made by the Assistant Secretary of State for Regional Development in Portugal, Carlos Miguel. Praia de Mira is the only beach that has had a Blue Flag for 35 years.

The summer holidays are here, and if you're planning on holidaying in Portugal this summer and want to bring your pet, keep reading. Today we're looking at some of the best pet-friendly hotels in Portugal in the Algarve and beyond. 

One of the world's most spectacular architectural works is found in Portugal: the Pena National Palace (Palácio Nacional da Pena in Portuguese), located in the village of Sintra on the outskirts of Lisbon.