Tourism in Portugal

The year 2020 is full of perfect plans for art lovers and we're taking care of preparing a cultural agenda in Portugal for you. Take the opportunity to visit some of the best exhibitions in the country and have fun in the world of painting, sculpture, photography and even animal exhibitions.

The tourism industry is still somewhat of a goldmine for the Portuguese economy and it shows no signs of slowing down in 2020: visitors, overnight stays and profits are all growing at a good rate.

Anyone who visits Sintra is undoubtedly left awestruck in wonder. The romantic Portuguese village, close to Lisbon, is part of the 101 wonderful landscapes in the world included in a new book released by the largest travel guide publisher in the world, Lonely Planet, called "Wonders of the World".

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.

Lisbon is going to be home to a new artificial beach with a capacity of 800 to 1100 people: it will be built in the northern basin of the Parque das Nações marina, more commonly known as "Expo" and will have a natural and eco-friendly 230m2 swimming pool with treated water from the River Tagus, whic

It's one of the best-known national delicacies in the country. But the fame of the Pastel de Nata, a Portuguese custard tart which was invented centuries ago in the Monastery of Belém by members of the clergy, is becoming famous across borders.

What are the top reasons for a city to deserve a visit? Gastronomy, culture, history and landscapes are some of the key factors, according to Travel+Leisure magazine, which has drawn up a list of the 50 best holiday destinations for 2020.

Elected for the third time as the best tourist destination in the world. This is the most recent achievement for Portugal, which went to the Royal Opera House of Muscat, the capital of Oman, to collect several awards in the World Travel Awards which are considered the "Oscars of Tourism".

This emblematic country villa close to Sintra is like taking a trip to paradise. Nestled in the side of the mountains, the beautiful gardens give the glowing pink property extra charm.

Quite possibly Portugal’s best-kept secret, the posh beach town of Comporta is attracting the interest of international investors.

Bespoke craftsmanship and meticulous detail on every level, the spectacular Casa da Quinta in the Algarve’s luxury Vale do Lobo resort is a home to be experienced. Famous for its breath-taking cliffs and golden coastline, the Algarve is the perfect destination to get away from it all.

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