2026 Portugal Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

✨ Ding, the Trip.com hotel experience officer is online! This year's favorite Portuguese countryside winery hotel is here🍷 Hidden in the rural secret of Montemor-o-Novo, surrounded by vineyards full of healing vibes～ Just a 1-hour drive from Lisbon, once you stay, you'll want to come back for more! 【Transportation Guide🚗】 ✅ Quiet countryside location: The hotel is located in the countryside of Montemor-o-Novo, surrounded by vineyards and natural scenery, far from the city noise, less than 15 minutes by car from the New Montemor Castle and Amendoeira. ✅ Close to Lisbon: About a 1-hour drive from Lisbon city center, convenient to get there by taxi or rental car, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility of the countryside while easily starting your city exploration; taxis nearby can be booked in advance, and driving yourself lets you enjoy the Portuguese countryside scenery along the way🍇 【Hotel Highlights⭕】 ✅ Full countryside winery atmosphere! Hidden deep in the Portuguese countryside, surrounded by vineyards with excellent natural scenery, every snapshot is a healing pastoral masterpiece📸; the overall environment is quiet and serene, an excellent choice to relax and get close to nature, an ideal getaway from the city hustle and bustle～ ✅ Relais & Châteaux quality assurance! The hotel belongs to the high-end boutique hotel group Relais & Châteaux, with top-notch facilities and everything you need, from hardware to service, all exquisitely refined, impeccable quality🍃 ✅ Spacious and comfortable rooms! The rooms are spacious and beautiful, decorated with a blend of rustic countryside and modern comfort, with views of the countryside or lake from the window, offering a broad view and a very cozy and reassuring stay～ ✅ Comprehensive high-end facilities! The hotel has an excellent spa center where you can enjoy relaxing treatments after a tiring day; the indoor pool has excellent water quality, allowing you to swim anytime regardless of the weather; equipped with a high-end restaurant to satisfy sophisticated tastes🍽 ✅ Amazing dining experience! The breakfast is delicious and abundant, starting your morning full of energy; the lakeside café has a great atmosphere, offering excellent food and drinks, sitting by the lake to enjoy your meal is very healing☕

DAY 1-3: Lisbon and Surroundings — The City of Seven Hills and Maritime Epic · Must-do: Ride the vintage Tram 28 through the Alfama old town; taste authentic Portuguese egg tarts (Pastéis de Belém) in the Belém district; visit Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower; enjoy the golden sunset at a Miradouro (viewpoint) in the evening. · Popular day trip: Head to Sintra to see the fairy-tale Pena Palace, the mysterious Quinta da Regaleira, and Cabo da Roca, where “land ends and sea begins,” all in one day. · DAY 4-5: Porto — A World Heritage Site Filled with Wine Aroma · Must-do: Visit Livraria Lello (advance reservation required); stroll across Dom Luís I Bridge; explore the wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia to taste Port wine; listen to street music by the riverside at night. · DAY 6-7: Algarve or Coimbra — Choose Between Nature and Academia · Option A (Sunny Beaches): Head south to the Algarve, explore the Benagil sea cave, and enjoy the cliff coast scenery in Lagos. · Option B (Cultural Towns): Head north to Coimbra, visit one of Europe’s oldest universities and experience the academic atmosphere of the student city; then visit Aveiro (“the Venice of Portugal”) or Óbidos (a medieval wedding town). --- 🎯 In-depth Analysis of Four Popular Experiences 1. Lisbon’s “Tram Life” and “Viewpoint Culture” · The soul: Lisbon’s charm lies in its unexpected corner views. Don’t just squeeze into Tram 28; also try 12E (to São Jorge Castle) and 15E (to Belém). Each viewpoint has a different vibe; Miradouro de Santa Luzia is the most classic, and the view from the top of the Glória funicular is the most expansive. · Food bonus: Besides egg tarts, be sure to try codfish cakes (Pastéis de Bacalhau) and cherry liqueur (Ginjinha). 2. A Fairy Tale and Reality Escape in Sintra for One Day · Efficient itinerary: Take an early train from Lisbon, head straight to Pena Palace first (to avoid queues), then taxi to Quinta da Regaleira to explore the “Initiation Well” inverted tower, and finally take a bus to Cabo da Roca to wait for the sunset. · Pitfall tips: Sintra’s attractions are scattered and the mountain roads are winding; those with average stamina are advised to buy a transport pass or use Bolt taxis. 3. The Wine Aroma Along the Douro River in Porto · Wine cellar tips: Large cellars (like Sandeman, Taylor’s) offer professional tours; smaller family cellars (like Burmester) provide a more intimate experience. Most include tastings, no prior expertise needed. · Francesinha sandwich challenge: Try Porto’s famous dish “Francesinha,” where rich cheese, beer sauce, and thick-cut meat make for a double bomb of calories and satisfaction. 4. The Caves and Cliffs of the Algarve · Photo hotspot: The best way to visit the Benagil sea cave is by kayak or small boat, with sunlight streaming through the top hole creating a dreamy scene. The rock arch at Praia do Marinha is perfect for sunset photography. · Accommodation advice: Lagos town offers great value with plenty of restaurants and nightlife; for a resort experience, choose Albufeira. --- 💡 Expert-Level Travel Tips · Best seasons: April to June and September to October, with excellent weather and fewer tourists. July and August are lively but expensive and crowded. · Transportation core: Efficient and comfortable train travel between cities (tickets on CP official website); use Bolt taxis (cheaper than Uber) combined with the metro within cities; use a one-day train ticket for Lisbon-Sintra. · Cost level: Known as Western Europe’s “cost performance ceiling.” A good meal costs 15-25 euros per person, and average hotels are 50-80 euros per night. · Pitfall tips: 1. Beware of street vendors selling drugs and counterfeit goods; politely refuse. 2. Always ask the price before ordering “market price” seafood on restaurant menus. 3. Old town streets are mostly cobblestone; wear absolutely comfortable shoes. --- 🚗 Budget and Pre-trip Preparation · Per person budget reference (7 days): · Budget (8,000-10,000 RMB): Hostels/affordable guesthouses, public transport, regular dining. · Comfortable (12,000-15,000 RMB): 3-star hotels, taxi freedom, experience specialty restaurants and wine cellars. · Essential apps: Bolt (taxi), CP (train), Google Maps (navigation), TheFork (restaurant reservations). · One-sentence summary: Portugal is a country where you can enjoy Europe’s scenery, history, and cuisine with less money and return home fully relaxed. Plan ahead and travel easily; it will reward you with more excitement than expected.

Palácio da Bolsa looks pretty calm from the outside… but step inside, and it's a full-on display of grandeur: majestic staircases, the glass-and-iron Pátio das Nações, and the star attraction — the Salão Árabe (Arab Room), a Moorish-revival masterpiece designed for receptions (｡•‿•)っ Cool history tidbit: Construction began on October 6, 1842, because Porto's traders literally had to conduct business outdoors after the stock exchange closed. The palace was built on the ruins of the São Francisco Convent, which was destroyed during the 1832 Siege of Porto. Queen Maria II later donated the site so merchants could construct this iconic building (￣▽￣)ノ Extra fun fact: The Arab Room took 18 years to complete and was inaugurated in 1880 during the Camões Tricentenary celebrations (yes, they went all out). Practical info (｡•‿•)っ 📍 Rua Ferreira Borges, 4050-253 Porto ⏰ Visiting hours: Daily 09:00–18:30 🎟️ Mandatory guided tours (~30 min), language depends on order of arrival (PT/ES/FR/EN) 💶 Ticket (official): €14; student/senior €9.5; kids under 12 free with adults Great combo plan: Palácio da Bolsa → Igreja de São Francisco next door → downhill walk to Ribeira for stunning river views (＾▽＾)ﾉ

sé do porto (porto cathedral) feels like a fortress on top of the hill: thick granite, battlements, and a rose window that makes the whole façade look both strict and cinematic at the same time but here’s the part that hit me: a lot of people start the caminho português de santiago right here (you can go central or coastal), and you can even pick up your pilgrim credential at the cathedral secretariat. i’m planning to do my own camino in 2026, so standing here felt like a preview of day 1 (｡•‿•)っ inside / next door, don’t skip the gothic cloister: it’s decorated with blue-and-white baroque azulejos painted by valentim de almeida (1729–1731). it’s one of those “quiet wow” places that makes you forget the city noise exists (￣▽￣)ノ fun fact: king joão i and philippa of lancaster got married here in 1387 — so yes, this building has seen some serious history practical bit (｡•‿•)っ 📍 terreiro da sé, 4050-573 porto ⏰ church: jul–sep 09:00–19:00; oct–jun 09:00–12:30 + 14:30–19:00 ⏰ museum + cloisters: jul–sep 09:00–12:15 + 14:30–19:00; oct–jun 09:00–12:15 + 14:30–17:30 #porto #oporto #portugal #sedoporto #portocathedral #catedraldoporto #terreirodase #oldtownporto #romanesque #gothic #baroque #azulejos #tileart #valentimdealmeida #cloister #viewpoint #douroriver #pilgrim #caminodesantiago #caminhoportugues #portocamino #camino2026 #travelguide #thingstodoinporto #citybreak #historylovers #architecturelovers #churchesofporto #portotrip #tripcom

casa da música (aka the city’s modern “palace of music”) is the kind of building that makes you stop mid-walk and go: what is that?! it’s a faceted white concrete icon designed by rem koolhaas / oma, inaugurated in 2005 at boavista we did the guided tour in english and honestly… obsessed (＾▽＾)ﾉ you don’t just see one concert hall: there are multiple rooms for totally different purposes (big symphonic hall, smaller hall, rehearsal spaces, etc.), and everything feels engineered for sound + flow. tours are about 1 hour and the schedule varies, so you book/check availability online sound nerd moment: the acoustics are famously excellent — even the venue describes the main auditorium’s acoustics as “undeniably excellent,” and you can feel how much the materials + geometry matter. also, the main hall has those wild corrugated glass end walls: daylight + city views, but shaped to behave acoustically practical bit (｡•‿•)っ 📍 av. da boavista 604–610, 4149-071 porto ⏰ building hours: daily 09:30–18:00 (on concert days, it stays open until the show ends) 🎟️ guided tour: ~1h, regular ticket €12 (english available; schedule needs confirmation via “check availability”) 🚇 metro: casa da música station (lines a, b, c, e, f) #porto #oporto #portugal #casadamusica #boavista #remkoolhaas #oma #modernarchitecture #architecturelovers #concerthall #acoustics #suggiahall #guidedtour #portoguide #thingstodoinporto #citybreak #travelguide #tripcom #designlovers #contemporaryarchitecture #culturalcenter #musicvenue #classicalmusic #jazz #eventspaces #portometro #photospot #portotrip #europetravel #visitporto

café majestic is the classic “belle époque” dream on rua de santa catarina: carved wood, huge mirrors, chandeliers, and that old-europe movie set feeling the second you walk in (｡•‿•)っ it opened in 1921 as “elite café” and later became café majestic, keeping the art nouveau, paris-style vibe that made it famous real talk: it’s almost always packed with tourists, so expect a queue + slower table service — and prices are definitely higher than a normal porto café. but if you want the “i’m in 1920s porto” moment, it delivers (；´∀｀) tiny detail i love: there’s a winter garden / conservatory at the back that connects santa catarina to passos manuel — a little hidden transition from shopping street chaos to calm (￣▽￣)ノ practical bit (｡•‿•)っ 📍 rua de santa catarina 112, 4000-442 porto ⏰ mon–sat 09:00–23:00 tip: go right at opening for photos without a crowd wall (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)و #porto #oporto #portugal #cafemajestic #majesticcafe #ruasantacatarina #belleepoque #artnouveau #historiccafe #portocafe #coffeehouse #portoeats #portotravel #thingstodoinporto #citybreak #travelguide #tripcom #pastrytime #portuguesecoffee #interiordesign #architecturelovers #photospot #touristspot #oldporto #shoppingstreet #downtownporto #baixa #latte #espresso #travelinspo

livraria lello is genuinely gorgeous inside — carved wood everywhere, that famous red staircase, stained glass ceiling… the vibe is “fairytale library,” no debate (＾▽＾)ﾉ but: it’s overloaded with tourists even in the off-season, so the magic sometimes turns into “human traffic jam” real fast book selection isn’t huge, but you can still find stuff in english, portuguese, spanish, german, french. also: a lot of what you see on the shelves comes from their own publishing/editions, so it’s not just “random bookstore stock.” tickets + shopping hack (｡•‿•)っ you need a timed “ticket-voucher” to enter. prices start at 10€, and that amount can be deducted when you buy a book (silver = 10€ discount on books only, one voucher per purchase). so yeah, your “entry ticket” can basically become a book deposit if you actually buy something want the ticket that includes the foundation? (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)و there’s a combined ticket: livraria lello + livraria lello foundation at mosteiro de leça do balio (outside central porto). it typically includes priority entry at lello + a book from livraria lello editions, and at the monastery you get exhibitions + álvaro siza’s open sculpture + a guided tour + an extra book (“inclined light”) practical bit (｡•‿•)っ 📍 rua das carmelitas 144, 4050-161 porto ⏰ official pages currently show daily 09:00–19:00 (some faq pages mention 19:30, so check your timed slot) tip: they say the calmest hours are lunch time and late afternoon — do that if you want photos without 200 heads in frame (｡•‿•)っ #porto #portugal #livrarialello #bookstore #bookshop #portotrip #thingstodoinporto #portoguide #bibliophile #booklover #bookstagram #architecture #artnouveau #neogothic #redstaircase #stainedglass #timedtickets #ticketvoucher #traveltips #crowds #harrypotter #jkrowling #lelloeditions #souvenirs #merch #foundation #mosteirodelecadobalio #museums #citybreak #tripcom

Summary of the Route • Day 1–3: Lisbon & Surroundings (Sintra, Cabo da Roca, Azenhas do Mar) • Day 4–5: Porto • Transportation: Lisbon → Porto by high-speed train (approx. 3 hours) 📍 DAY 1 — Lisbon's Old Town Highlights Accommodation: Lisbon Morning / Lunch • Arrive in Lisbon → Hotel check-in or luggage storage • Stroll through Baixa • Praça do Comércio • Arco da Rua Augusta • Santa Justa Elevator (recommend viewing from the outside only) Afternoon • Alfama District • Lisbon Cathedral (Sé) • Narrow alleys & Tram 28 route • Miradouros (viewpoints) • Santa Luzia • Portas do Sol Evening • Bairro Alto / Chiado • Choose a Fado restaurant 📌 Consider travel fatigue on the first day → Focus on a relaxed and atmospheric experience 📍 DAY 2 — Sintra + Cabo da Roca + Azenhas do Mar (Key Day) Accommodation: Lisbon Morning • Lisbon → Sintra (40-minute train ride) • Pena Palace (visit first) • (If energy permits) Moorish Castle or Sintra National Palace Lunch • Sintra town center Afternoon • Rent a car or take Bus 403 • Cabo da Roca • Westernmost point of Europe • Azenhas do Mar • Cliffside village & sunset views Evening • Return to Lisbon 📌 This day involves a lot of travel → Perfect for photos, nature, and iconic landmarks 📍 DAY 3 — Belém District + Leisurely Lisbon Accommodation: Lisbon → Porto transfer Morning • Belém • Jerónimos Monastery • Belém Tower • Monument to the Discoveries • Original Pastéis de Nata • Pastéis de Belém Afternoon • Free time • LX Factory (trendy spot) • Shopping or café visit Evening • Train from Lisbon → Porto • Approx. 2 hours 50 minutes • Check-in at Porto accommodation 📍 DAY 4 — Porto Old Town & Night Views Accommodation: Porto Morning • São Bento Station (Azulejos) • Clérigos Church & Tower • Livraria Lello (if timing allows) Lunch • Local restaurant or café Afternoon • Ribeira District • Stroll along the Douro River • Dom Luís I Bridge • Walk along the upper deck (best views) Evening • Vila Nova de Gaia • Visit a winery (Port wine) • Riverside sunset & night views 📍 DAY 5 — Wrapping Up in Porto Departure Morning • Bolhão Market • Rua das Flores • Café tour • Do Norte Café • Peneira • Nata Lisboa After Lunch • Departure or travel to the next destination 🏨 Recommended Accommodation Areas Lisbon • Baixa / Chiado / Alfama Porto • Near Ribeira or São Bento Station ✔️ Advantages of This Itinerary • Balanced mix of city, nature, and ambiance • Not overly demanding in terms of travel • Includes photo spots & major attractions • Ideal for a first-time visit to Portugal

igreja dos grilos (officially igreja de são lourenço) is one of those spots people walk by and miss the best part. it’s a 16th-century jesuit church, later taken over by the discalced augustinians — the “grilos” nickname (church of the crickets) stuck from them (yes, really) (｡•‿•)っ inside, it’s more stone-and-space than gold-and-drama, and the surprise bonus is that your visit can include the sacred art + archaeology museum (masa): medieval-to-19th-century religious sculpture, liturgical pieces, a granite vaulted corridor that feels like a mini time tunnel (￣▽￣)ノ and the rooftop / towers thing: you can climb up for big views over porto (and right toward the cathedral area) — it’s a quiet alternative to the mega-queues elsewhere (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)و practical bit (｡•‿•)っ 📍 largo do colégio, igreja de são lourenço, 4050-208 porto. ⏰ mon–fri 10:00–17:00 (last entry 16:30); sat 10:00–12:30 + 13:30–18:00 (last entry 17:30); closed sun + public holidays 🎟️ 3€ nice combo plan: sé cathedral → igreja dos grilos (museum + rooftop) → downhill stroll to ribeira for river views (｡•‿•)っ #porto #oporto #portugal #igrejadosgrilos #igrejasaolourenco #masaporto #museudeartesacra #sacredart #archaeologymuseum #portochurches #churchvisit #historicporto #oldtownporto #secathedralarea #viewpoint #rooftopviews #panoramicviews #hiddengems #quietspots #architecturelovers #baroquevibes #mannerism #culturetrip #thingstodoporto #portoguide #citybreak #walkingroute #travelguide #tripcom #northernportugal

After finishing the trip to Spain and Portugal, your threshold for beautiful scenery will rise a lot. Spain and Portugal not only have trams 🚃, but also Gothic fairy tale manors and sunset castles... I still miss every moment of the journey now. My sister and I traveled to Spain and Portugal for 12 days. Because of the language barrier and worrying that two people with poor sense of direction would get lost, we decided to join a group tour. We chose one recommended by a sister who had been there before. Apparently, they sign contracts directly with suppliers, with no middlemen making a profit. I thought we might still encounter some problems 😅, but it was really a pleasant surprise 😃. —— 🗺 12 days and 9 nights itinerary: D1 ✈ Beijing - Madrid D2 Madrid - Segovia - Salamanca D3 Salamanca - Porto D4 Porto - Óbidos - Cabo da Roca - Sintra - Lisbon D5 Lisbon - Évora - Seville D6 Seville - Ronda - Granada D7 Granada - Pink Salt Lake - Valencia D8 Valencia - Tarragona - Barcelona D9 Barcelona D10 Barcelona - Madrid - Toledo - Madrid D11 ✈ Madrid - Shanghai D12 Arrive in Beijing Classic Spain and Portugal itinerary: from the Royal Palace of Madrid, Sagrada Família, Park Güell to the Alhambra, Ronda, Toledo, as well as Segovia, Salamanca, and Porto. Sisters traveling independently can use this as a reference. · About my expenses: The 12-day group tour fee was over 20,000 RMB (including round-trip airfare, visa, accommodation, and driver-guide fees). We stayed in double rooms rated four stars or above online. Although not very large, they were clean and tidy. Meals included six dishes and one soup, with special cod dishes, roast suckling pig, and seafood rice, all very local specialties. · 📑 Tips: 1️⃣ The UV rays are really strong during the hot season in Portugal and Spain, so be sure to bring proper sun protection like sun hats, sun-protective clothing, sunscreen, and sunglasses. 2️⃣ Remember to bring two credit cards 💳, Visa for daily card payments and UnionPay for cash withdrawals, and also bring a universal European plug adapter. 3️⃣ Regarding safety, my experience is to avoid going out alone and refuse any unsolicited approaches to avoid most troubles. . Although the 12-day itinerary is not a deep dive, not a single classic attraction was missed. Lisbon, Seville, and Barcelona are highly recommended for city walks. The itinerary was well arranged. Here, I want to especially thank the lady who arranged our trip; she was really reliable. Also, shout out to the tour guide, a great guy who reminded us to watch out for pickpockets and to prepare small change, and even took photos for us haha. We visited all the places we wanted and saw the scenery we wanted. The withdrawal symptoms after returning are quite serious. I will definitely revisit Spain and Portugal!

Soaking up Shenmu’s magical vibes under a purple flower canopy at night? That’s seriously dreamy 🌸✨ Shenmu might not be the first city on everyone's radar, but the late-night strolls through its modern city streets totally surprised me. The highlight? A massive tree draped in bright purple blossoms, glowing in the spotlight of chic buildings and street lamps outside. It's the kind of outdoor cultural landscape you won’t forget, blending urban cool with nature’s wow-factor. Must-See Spot: Head out near Shenmu’s downtown area (search for main avenues where flower-lined streets meet modern architecture), especially after sundown. The flower tree is a literal Insta-moment at night! Pro tip: Go a little later in the evening to dodge the crowds and watch the petals shimmer under city lights. Getting Around: For local hacks, just grab one of Shenmu’s city bikes or hop on their super straightforward local buses—both are wallet-friendly and easy to use. Hungry? Look for small street food carts and noodle shops right by the main intersections—the local spicy food is fire at night! Travel Tip: Weather can shift fast, even on ‘sunny’ days, so pack a light jacket for those chillier evenings. Most spots here stay open late, and the city center is walkable, so feel free to stay out exploring. #ShenmuNights #CityBlooms #UrbanNature #ChinaTravel #tripdotcom

#hellohalloween Lisbon in Lisbon District is a city that glows with warmth and rhythm. Built across seven hills, it offers endless views of red rooftops, the wide Tagus River, and trams gliding up steep streets. Every neighborhood has its own personality, from the elegant squares of Baixa to the colorful lanes of Alfama filled with the sound of fado music. Cafes spill onto sidewalks, serving strong espresso and the famous pastel de nata, sweet and creamy perfection in a pastry shell. The air feels light, touched by sea breezes and sunshine that seems to linger all day. Evenings in Lisbon are magical, with golden light reflecting off tiled walls and laughter echoing from tucked-away bars. It is a city that feels alive yet relaxed, full of history, flavor, and effortless charm.

Lisbon is a city full of the charm of colorful tiled buildings and hilly streets. Riding Tram 28 up the slopes reveals rows of pastel-colored houses, while the Alfama district resonates with Fado music echoing through its alleys, stirring emotions. The sparkling Tagus River under the sunlight and the scenic Belem Tower add to the romantic atmosphere, making Lisbon a city brimming with charm.

Portugal, a country located at the westernmost edge of Europe, tells its story through the glory of the Age of Exploration, the melancholic Fado music, the rich flavors of Port wine, and countless beautiful beaches facing the Atlantic Ocean. With abundant sunshine, friendly locals, moderate costs, and a wealth of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Portugal is a destination that offers it all. A 12-day journey is enough to traverse the country from north to south, experiencing its diverse charm, from profound history to relaxing coastal vibes. This is not just a trip but an immersive experience that transcends time and awakens all your senses. Reasons to Visit Rich History and Heritage: As a former maritime empire, Portugal boasts numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. From the historic center of Porto to the Belém Tower in Lisbon and the dreamy palaces of Sintra, every step echoes with history. Unmatched Value for Money: Compared to other Western European countries, Portugal offers more affordable dining, accommodation, and transportation. You can enjoy high-quality wine, fresh seafood, and comfortable hotels on a smaller budget. Incredible Diversity: In a short trip, you can savor the rich wines of the north, the vibrant energy of Lisbon, the dramatic cliffs of Cabo da Roca at the westernmost point of Europe, and the stunning beaches and caves along the Algarve coast in the south. A Paradise for Food and Wine Lovers: Indulge in authentic Portuguese egg tarts, charcoal-grilled codfish, Port wine, and Vinho Verde. Food is the most direct and delicious way to understand Portuguese culture. Pleasant Climate and Safe Environment: With over 300 days of sunshine annually, Portugal is an ideal vacation destination. It is also one of the safest countries in Europe, making it perfect for independent travelers. Recommended Itinerary: Classic North-to-South or South-to-North Route This route efficiently connects Portugal's classic mainland destinations with a balanced pace. Day 1-3: Porto - The Fragrant Jewel of the North Activities: Stroll along the Douro River, admire the magnificent Dom Luís I Bridge, visit a Port wine cellar to learn about wine tasting, wander through the colorful Ribeira historic district, climb the Clérigos Tower for a panoramic view of the red-roofed city, and try the famous "Francesinha" sandwich. Day 4-5: Sintra + Cabo da Roca - Fairy Tales and the Edge of the World Activities: (Day 4) Take a day trip from Lisbon to explore the fairytale-like Pena Palace and the mysterious Quinta da Regaleira. (Day 5) Head to Cabo da Roca, the "end of the land and the beginning of the sea," and feel the Atlantic breeze at Europe's westernmost point. In the afternoon, visit the charming coastal town of Cascais. Day 6-8: Lisbon - The Retro and Vibrant City of Seven Hills Activities: Ride the historic Tram 28 through the Alfama district, taste the most authentic egg tarts in Belém, visit the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower, watch the sunset under the Arco da Rua Augusta, enjoy a Fado performance, and take in panoramic views of the city from the Santa Justa Lift. Day 9-11: Algarve (Lagos/Faro) - A Feast of Sun and Coastline Activities: Relax by the seaside, take a boat or sailing tour to visit the famous Benagil Sea Cave, sunbathe and swim on stunning cliffs and golden beaches like Praia da Marinha, stroll through the old town of Lagos, and savor the freshest grilled fish. Day 12: Faro → Lisbon, Departure Activities: Spend the morning exploring Faro's old town before taking a train or driving back to Lisbon to prepare for your journey home. Transportation Tips: The best way to travel between cities is by train (CP company), which is comfortable and punctual. The Lisbon-Porto route is served by high-speed trains (Alfa Pendular). For Sintra and Cascais, consider purchasing a one-day transportation card. In the Algarve region, where attractions are spread out, renting a car offers the best experience and freedom. Photography Guide Porto: Best Spots: The south bank of the Douro River, capturing the Dom Luís I Bridge and Ribeira's colorful buildings; the viewing platform in front of the Gaia wine cellars for sunset and night views. Highlights: Snap a tram passing through the old town streets; photograph the magical staircase inside Livraria Lello (reservation/ticket required). Lisbon: Best Spots: The top of São Jorge Castle for views of the red rooftops and the Tagus River; the rooftop of the Arco da Rua Augusta; the Miradouro da Senhora do Monte viewpoint for sunsets and night views. Highlights: Capture the iconic yellow Tram 28, especially on the steep curves of the Alfama district; reflections by the water at the Belém Tower. Sintra: Best Spots: The platform in front of Pena Palace for photos of the colorful palace; looking up from the bottom of the Initiation Well at Quinta da Regaleira for a visually striking shot. Cabo da Roca: Best Spots: Pose with the cross monument, with dramatic cliffs and the endless Atlantic Ocean as the backdrop. Beware of strong winds! Algarve: Best Spots: Inside the Benagil Sea Cave, where sunlight streams through the skylight, creating a sacred and spectacular scene (accessible by boat or kayak); the cliff trail above Praia da Marinha for postcard-perfect views of the bay. Drone photography works best here. Travel Tips Best Travel Time: Spring (April-June) and Fall (September-October). The weather is sunny and warm, with fewer tourists for the best experience. July-August is peak season, very hot and crowded. Budget Planning (per person, excluding international flights): Budget Option: €600-800 (hostels, basic dining, mainly public transportation). Comfort Option: €1000-1500 (3-4 star hotels, specialty restaurants, local activities, intercity trains). Language: Portuguese. However, English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions in major cities. Learning a few simple Portuguese phrases (e.g., Olá for hello, Obrigado/a for thank you) will make locals even happier. Must-Try Foods: Porto: Francesinha (wet sandwich), Port wine. Lisbon: Pastéis de Belém (Portuguese egg tarts), Bacalhau à Brás (charcoal-grilled codfish), Ginja (cherry liqueur). Nationwide: Grilled sardines, seafood rice (soupier than Spanish paella), Vinho Verde (green wine). Accommodation Recommendations: Porto: Ribeira district (great views but noisy), city center (convenient transportation). Lisbon: Baixa/Chiado (shopping hub), Alfama (historic charm but steep streets), Príncipe Real (trendy and quiet). Safety Tips: Portugal is generally safe, but watch out for pickpockets near popular attractions like the metro, Tram 28, and Belém Tower. Keep an eye on your belongings. Sample Budget for a Comfortable Trip: International Flights: Round-trip RMB 5000-8000 (depending on booking time and season). Accommodation: €60-120 per night for a double room, totaling €720-1440 for 12 nights (per person, half the cost). Dining: €30-50 per day for meals and snacks. Transportation: Intercity trains, local transport, and possible car rental, totaling €200-300. Tickets and Activities: Wine cellar tours, palace tickets, Fado performances, boat trips, etc., totaling €150-200. Total: A comfortable independent trip costs around €1500-2500 per person (excluding international flights). Wishing you an unforgettable journey in Portugal! Boa Viagem!

A picturesque country, Portugal has finally been "checked off my list"! Strolling through the streets of Lisbon, the old trams clanged along, as if narrating stories of the past. The aroma of Portuguese egg tarts wafted through the air, and with one bite, the crispy crust and creamy filling melded together, creating a sweet yet not overwhelming flavor that instantly delighted my taste buds. In Porto, the stunning views along the Douro River were utterly captivating. The shimmering water reflected the colorful, staggered houses on the opposite bank. Here, I savored authentic Port wine, its rich and full-bodied taste unfolding on my palate, carrying the essence of time. Sintra's Pena Palace was even more breathtaking, like a castle straight out of a fairy tale. Every hue and every corner exuded romance and fantasy. Portugal · Europe Portugal truly fulfilled all my travel fantasies, and I can't wait for our next encounter 💕

#europeonbudget Faro, the capital of the Algarve, is often overlooked in favor of bigger beach towns, but it’s full of charm, history, and coastal beauty — all accessible for travelers on a budget. ⸻ 🎯 Highlights • 🏰 Old Town (Cidade Velha) — Wander cobbled streets, see Arco da Vila, and explore historic squares — all free. • 🌊 Ria Formosa Natural Park — Enjoy birdwatching, walking trails, and lagoon views without spending a euro. • ⛪ Faro Cathedral & Churches — Step inside the cathedral for a small fee, or admire the architecture from outside for free. • 🚤 Ferry to Islands — Affordable day trips to nearby beaches like Ilha Deserta or Ilha do Farol. • 🎨 Local Culture — Discover street art, traditional markets, and quaint cafés scattered through the city. ⸻ 🗺️ Getting Around • 🚶 Walk Everywhere — Faro’s old town is compact and perfect for exploring on foot. • 🚌 Local Buses — Cheap and convenient for trips to nearby beaches or towns. • 🚲 Bike Rentals — Explore the coastline and nature park on two wheels for a budget-friendly adventure. ⸻ 🌟 Budget Tips • 🍴 Eat Like a Local — Try small cafés or pastelarias for fresh pastries, sandwiches, and seafood at low prices. • 🏨 Stay Economically — Budget guesthouses or hostels in the city center save money and put you within walking distance of key sights. • 🎟️ Free Attractions — Parks, lagoons, and historical streets provide memorable experiences at no cost. • 📸 Hidden Gems — Snap photos of the cobblestone streets, colorful doors, and lagoon sunsets. ⸻ 💬 Final Thought Faro proves that the Algarve isn’t just for expensive beach resorts. With historic streets, scenic lagoons, and affordable local eats, you can enjoy Portugal’s southern charm without overspending.

This is my second visit to Lisbon, Portugal. Last time, I didn't have much time, so I just took a quick look around. I spent a lot of time photographing the sights from the outside and didn't actually visit them. The Belém Tower is one of those sights I regret not visiting! So, I absolutely have to make it a must-see this time! Portugal is incredibly crowded during summertime! We stayed in the Belém district, and groups of tourists started pouring in at 10 a.m., creating long lines for many attractions. We started queuing at 12 p.m. and waited about an hour and a half before we even got in! To avoid the crowds, I recommend arriving at 9 a.m.; after 10 a.m., you'll be surrounded by groups of tourists! The Belém Tower (Torre de Belém) is an iconic landmark and a must-see attraction in Lisbon. A 16th-century port fortress, it's a symbol of Portugal's Golden Age and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. The architectural style blends exotic elements, Moorish and Arab art, resulting in the Manueline style. The Belém Tower is a classic and representative example of this style, with unique features that are well worth a visit. 📷😍💕 Many areas within the tower are beautiful, but my favorite is the first-floor terrace. 🥰 It was sunny and perfect for taking beautiful photos! Note: The weather around the Belém Tower is unpredictable. We experienced sunny, overcast, rainy, and extremely windy weather in the hour-long queue. Remember to bring a windproof jacket! We were lucky enough to have sunny weather when we entered the site. ☀️ 📍Torre de Belém (Belem Tower) Address: Av. Brasília, 1400-038 Lisboa 🤗Opening Hours: 9:30am – 5:30pm 😴Closed Mondays 💰Admission fee: €15 (official website) ✅Free admission with the Lisbon City Card #LisbonAttractions #LisbonTravel #Portugal #PortugalTravel #BelemTower #BelemDistrict #BelemDistrict #WorldCulturalHeritage

#100usdchallenge #BudgetCityBreak You can discover Lisbon in 3 days without breaking the bank — just good vibes, local flavor, and plenty of free magic! Simply follow my guide and you're already set for the perfect city adventure ✨🧭 🏰 Day 1: Alfama + Views + Fado 🧭 Wander through Alfama’s streets and soak in the vibe ⛪ Visit Sé Cathedral (free ground floor) 📸 Stop at Miradouros: Santa Luzia & Portas do Sol 🎶 Sunset at Graça with a beer + maybe free Fado at Tasca do Chico 💸 ~€4 (pastry, coffee, drink) 🌊 Day 2: Belém + River + Chill 🚋 Take tram/bus to Belém 🏛️ Jerónimos Monastery & Belém Tower (free 1st Sundays) 🍮 Grab a pastel de Belém 🪷 Hang out at MAAT rooftop + riverside walk 🖼️ LX Factory for art, vibes & free views 💸 ~€4.50 (transport + pastel) 🎨 Day 3: Street Art + Markets + Sunsets 🍛 Cheap lunch at Campo de Ourique market 🎨 Spot street art in Bairro Alto 🏚️ See Carmo ruins (or outside for free) 🌇 Sunset at São Pedro de Alcântara 🎵 Evening music or Feira da Ladra if it's the weekend 💸 ~€9.50 (lunch + drink) ✅ Total: ~€18 / $20 That leaves $80 for transport, meals, snacks, or an extra museum or treat.

Porto is a beautiful harbor city in northern Portugal, renowned for its historic architecture and wine culture. On the first day, take a stroll along the Ribeira district by the Douro River, enjoying the colorful buildings and lively cafes. Don't miss the chance to admire the cityscape from Porto Cathedral and Clérigos Tower. On the second day, visit the Gaia district, home to Porto wine cellars, where you can taste wine and experience Portugal's traditional wine culture. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the vibrant local atmosphere at São Bento Station and Bolhão Market. Finally, end your day romantically by watching the sunset from the Luís I Bridge. Porto offers a memorable journey blending history, nature, flavors, and charm.

REVIEW OF PORTUGAL TRAVEL (LISBON – PORTO) ON YOUR OWN I went to Portugal for 6 days and 5 nights, spending 3 days in Lisbon and 2 days in Porto. Portugal is peaceful, has delicious food and beautiful sea views. PREPARATION BEFORE THE TRIP Schengen visa: apply at the Portuguese Embassy or via Spain (same bloc). Airfare: Hanoi – Lisbon round trip ~20–22 million/person. European travel sim: esim 20GB or buy sim at Lisbon airport. Sports shoes: Lisbon and Porto have many slopes and slippery stone pavement. TRAVEL Lisbon: buy Viva Viagem card to take tram, bus, metro. Porto: use Andante card or walk because the center is quite small. Between the two cities: Alfa Pendular express train (3h). CHECK-IN LOCATIONS Lisbon: Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Praça do Comércio square, legendary tram line 28. Porto: Dom Luís I bridge, Sé cathedral, Ribeira street along the Douro river and Porto wine cellars. FOOD Pastel de Nata (Portuguese baked egg tart). Bacalhau (salted cod). Porto wine is sweet and aromatic. #mytripvlog

| Luxury Spa Afternoon Tea Experience in Portugal. 🏛️ Hotel | 𝖧𝖮𝖳𝖤𝖫 Artworks and sculptures adorn every corner of the hotel 🏺 The patterned corridor carpets and carved headboards all showcase Portugal's rich historical and cultural heritage. Rooms feature warm tones 🪘 Plush wool carpets feel amazing underfoot, while the gold-lacquered headboards exude refined vintage charm, creating an immersive ambiance. 🍰 Afternoon Tea | 𝖠𝖥𝖳𝖤𝖱𝖱𝖮𝖮𝖬 𝖳𝖤𝖠 On the outdoor terrace, savor exquisite pastries while overlooking the stunning Douro River views 🥠 The three-tiered stand is filled with macarons, scones, and mini sandwiches 🥧 Paired with homemade jams and cream, they melt in your mouth. A variety of specialty teas are available, with Portugal's cinnamon tea being highly recommended 🍵 Its unique aroma perfectly complements the tea treats. 🌿 Spa | 𝖲𝖯𝖠 The spa's light wood tones and soft lighting instantly melt away travel fatigue ✨ The circular bathtub faces floor-to-ceiling windows, framing the Douro River as your private backdrop 🌊 Therapists' techniques are exceptional 🫧 From shoulders to soles, every inch from scalp to toes receives precise relaxation, leaving every muscle thoroughly soothed.

#ShareTravelBudget Share the budget for traveling to Europe, 2 countries in 1 trip, Spain – Portugal, 9 days Traveling by yourself (tired by yourself -.-“) Including everything, including visa, it’s not more than 70,000 baht per person Is that right? My friends said it’s cheap. Details are as follows - Airfare 22,000 baht (try China Eastern, it’s a bit roundabout because you have to fly to Shanghai first, but the ticket price is very cheap, sometimes less than 20,000 baht, book through trip.com) - Travel insurance 985 baht - Travel expenses (train, overnight bus) 17,401 baht (you can book the train through trip.com) - Accommodation 9,430 baht (mostly choose to stay in apartments) - Entrance fee to attractions, about 5,700 baht - Schengen VISA 4,435 baht - Food 9,000 baht Total 68,950 baht Note: If you call Bolt, it’s convenient, so I’ll add more. And with this price, I got to see many highlights, both in Spain, where I visited Madrid, Segovia, Toledo, Sevilla, Granada, Barcelona (I also got to see Real Madrid's football stadium, but unfortunately, Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium was closed for renovation). As for Portugal, I got to visit Porto and Lisbon. Spain has very good weather and very delicious food, especially Paella (Spanish fried rice), which I eat almost every day. Iberico ham is famous for raw pork, which many people may turn away from, but it's actually very delicious. It's made from Iberian pig legs, raised happily, and the meat is marinated in salt for a long time, which makes the pork delicious. Portugal also has good weather, good wine, and delicious egg tarts. The places to visit are very close to each other. Overall, it's a Europe that doesn't cost a lot of money and is worth a visit.

🌊There is a Portuguese proverb: Play in Lisbon, study in Coimbra. Pray devoutly in Braga, work hard in Porto, Porto feels busy and boring, but it is my favorite city in Portugal ✨ ❗【👇Click below to encounter the Porto forgotten by time】 ❗ 🌉【Must-see in Porto】 ▪️Louis I Bridge: The most beautiful steel arch bridge in the world, with both upper and lower floors accessible. The golden river view at dusk is truly amazing. ▪️Livraria Lello: J.K. Rowling’s source of inspiration, neo-Gothic magical spiral staircase ▪️The Clergy Tower: The highest viewing point in Porto, climb 240 steps to the top and enjoy a 360-degree view of the red roofs and the ocean ▪️Sao Bento Railway Station: "The most beautiful railway station in the world" 20,000 blue and white tiles tell the history, 🍷【Port Wine Experience】 ✅Visit the century-old wine cellar ✅Learn tasting skills ✅DIY blending of exclusive port wine ✅Sunset wine tasting at Riverside Winery 🏨【Special Accommodation】 ▫️4 nights in a five-star hotel on the Douro River ▫️3 nights in a century-old palace converted hotel ❗【👇Click below to encounter the Porto forgotten by time】 ❗

******Don't go here in Portugal.******** Because I'm the only one who wants to go there 🥺🤭 I'll recommend a city in Portugal that was that good! 📍Porto / The city that was good enough to live in for a month was Porto! It's a city full of romance and leisurely even when you're still, so it's a city that you'll want to go to again and again. In particular, the sunset in Porto was so good that I'd say it's the unforgettable sunset of my life 🥺😍 📍Braga / It's a city located in the northern part of Portugal, and it's also a city that was good while living there for a month. It's a city with a long history and a university district, so it's the very essence of Portugal's high teens😍 📍Aveiro / Aveiro, called the Venice of Portugal! Aveiro and Costa Nova are often combined for a trip near Porto, but it's a cute and pretty town. I especially recommend the Taberna do Arco restaurant! 📍Costa Nova Costa Nova / Costa Nova, located near Porto, is famous for its striped towns. It is a representative resort city, and in the summer, people from northern Portugal go to Costa Nova for vacation. 📍Valença / Valença, a border city in Portugal, can be reached in about two hours from Porto. I walked across the border to the town of Touille in Spain, and it was really leisurely and nice. 📍Lisboa Lisboa / It is the capital of Portugal and also the largest port city. Not only is the food delicious, but the alleys are full of Portuguese atmosphere, so you must visit. In particular, you must definitely ride the tram🫶🏽 📍Cascais Cascais / It is a nearby city that you can go to from Lisbon, and it is one of the representative resort cities. The beach is just a 1-minute walk from Cascais Station, so people from Lisbon go to Cascais for vacation on weekends. 📍Cape Roca / Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of the Eurasian continent, is a must-see when traveling to Lisbon. The feeling of stepping on the westernmost point of the land is indescribable..🥹 If you're traveling to Europe this summer, Portugal is a country I definitely recommend. Portugal is perfect for happiness, romance, gastronomy, and music!🇵🇹 #Portugal #PortugalTravel #Portu #PortuTravel #Lisbon #LisbonTravel #PortugalBeach #PortugalRecommendation #Aveiro #BragaTravel #CostaNova #CapeRoca #Cascais #PortoRecommendation #EuropeTravel #Europe

#AugustGoodPlaces2024 #Portugal #PortugueseFood #PortugueseCheckIn #PortugueseEggTart 《Casa Pasteis de Belem》R. de Belem 84 92, 1300-085 Lisboa, Portugal A famous Portuguese egg tart shop, opened in 1837. It is a century-old shop. The Portuguese egg tart is really as famous as it is said to be, the crust is crispy and delicious! The egg tart is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and you can’t stop eating it. The space is huge, with lots of seats, and it is divided into an eat-in area and a take-away area. When you come to Lisbon, you must come here to eat the authentic Portuguese egg tart.

🌎From the gentle beaches of Portugal to the passionate streets of Spain, this is a romantic road trip across the Mediterranean. The unique cultures and landscapes of the two countries are intertwined, presenting you with breathtaking pictures. If you are eager to experience the customs of different countries, then this Spanish-Portugal self-driving route will be a choice you cannot miss. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Lisbon → Évora → Seville → Ronda → Granada → Toledo → Madrid → Segovia → Zaragoza → Barcelona 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Alfama Old Town – São Jorge Castle – Jerónimos Monastery – Belem Tower DAY2: Roman Temple—Ossuary Church—Seville DAY3: Plaza de España – Golden Tower – Seville Cathedral – Talalda Tower DAY4: Ronda New Bridge-Ronda Bullring-El Tajo Canyon-Alhambra Palace DAY5: Alcazar-Toledo Cathedral-Madrid DAY6: Royal Palace of Madrid—Puerta del Sol—Almudena Cathedral DAY7: Segovia Cathedral—Ancient Roman Aqueduct—Alcazar Castle DAY8: Church of Our Lady of Pilar - Square of the Holy Column - Montserrat Monastery DAY9: Ancient Egypt Park – Sagrada Familia – Barcelona Cathedral – La Pedrera – Casa Batlló 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 2,100 kilometers. The recommended travel time is 10 days, suitable for all people. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Jeronimos Monastery: The most prominent monument in Lisbon, it took 100 years to build. The monastery is a perfect combination of Gothic and Renaissance styles. It is called the "treasure" of Manueline architecture by later generations. It is the most gorgeous and majestic monastery in Portugal. The nuns of the convent invented the Portuguese egg tart. ✔️Seville Royal Palace: This beautiful palace combines Gothic architectural elements and Islamic clay architectural style, especially the stucco work and arabesque style, giving the hall building a gorgeous visual impact, which can be called The essence of the entire palace. This is also one of the filming locations for "Game of Thrones". ✔️Puerta del Sol: As the busiest and most vibrant square in Madrid, Puerta del Sol is surrounded by rows of shops. The constant flow of people makes it one of the important political, cultural and commercial centers in Spain. ✔️ Casa Batlló: Designed by the talented architect Gaudí, it is shaped like the flesh and bones of a dragon ☀️Driving through Spain and Portugal by car is like a journey through time and space. From the melodious folk songs of Portugal to the flamenco dance of Spain, from ancient castles to bustling cities, every journey is full of surprises and touches. This is not only a visual enjoyment, but also a spiritual touch. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

🌎Under the warm sunshine, Portugal is quietly waiting for every traveler to explore with its unique charm. This country was rated as one of the most worthwhile countries to visit by Lonely Planet. It not only has an endless coastline, but also has a rich history and culture and warm and hospitable people. If you’re craving for a self-driving trip, Portugal is definitely a destination not to be missed. Today, let us embark on this journey of romance and history together! ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Porto → Aveiro → Coimbra → Tomar → Óbidos → Cabo da Roca → Lisbon → Faro 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: San Francesco Church → Priest Tower—Louis I Bridge—Relais Bookstore—Douro River Old Street DAY2: Aveiro Canal – Aveiro Museum – New Beach DAY3: University of Coimbra – Christian Congregation of Tomar – Town of Óbidos DAY4: Cape Roca—Jeronimos Monastery—Belem Tower DAY5: Sintra Pena Palace—Evora Diana Temple—Faro DAY6: Farosia A’amosa Reserve – Villa Marina – Benagil Beach 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 700 kilometers, and the recommended travel time is 6 days, suitable for all people. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Louis I Bridge: The Louis I Bridge is a steel arch bridge across the Douro River, connecting Portugal's second largest city Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia. Its name commemorates the then King Louis I. Its 172-meter span ranked first in the world at the time and is now one of Porto's landmark buildings. ✔️Aveiro Canal: Aveiro is known as the "Venice of Portugal", so you can't miss the beauty of the canal when you come to Aveiro. The banks of the winding canal are lined with colorful houses and Art Nouveau buildings. On the water, the Morrisiro boats with local characteristics are paddling leisurely. Time seems to slow down in the picturesque scenery. ✔️Tomar Christian Church: The Catholic church building combines Romanesque, Gothic, Manueline and Renaissance architectural styles. It is one of the most important historical and cultural buildings in Portugal. It was designated by UNESCO in 1983. Listed as a World Heritage Site by the World Cultural Organization. ✔️Jeronimos Monastery: The most prominent monument in Lisbon, it took 100 years to build. The monastery is a perfect combination of Gothic and Renaissance styles. It is called the "treasure" of Manueline architecture by later generations. It is the most gorgeous and majestic monastery in Portugal. The nuns of the convent invented the Portuguese egg tart. ✔️Cintra Pena Palace: Located on the top of a mountain with stunning scenery, it was formerly a monastery. It was converted into a colorful fairy tale castle during the Ferdinand II period, incorporating various elements of Romanticism, Renaissance, Manueline and Moorish styles. The essence of home. The park next to the palace is filled with exotic plants and is a treasure trove of great surprises. ☀️Driving in Portugal is like opening an old book full of stories, each page exudes a charming fragrance. The scenery along the way unfolds like a scroll, from the aroma of Porto's wine to the blue sea and sky of Benagil Beach, to the castles and churches hidden on the top of the mountains, every step is intoxicating. This is not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual baptism. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

Santana is one of the smaller islands in the Madeira archipelago. There are many volcanic relics preserved on this small island, which form a beautiful view and also have important geological significance. Due to its small size and distance from the main island, the island is sparsely populated. #JuneDestinations2024 #Portugal