Portugal

Planning a trip to Porto and not sure how to fit everything in? I get it—it’s one of those places that feels both relaxing and full of things to see. As Portugal’s second-largest city (right after Lisbon), Porto has so much to offer without feeling overwhelming. After spending time here myself, I put together this Porto itinerary to help you find the best […]

You don’t have to look far to find the best areas to stay in Porto. As one of the most enchanting cities in Portugal, Porto is full of diverse neighborhoods, each with its own unique charm. Historic buildings and winding narrow streets are part of the city’s character. With so many choices available, it can be tough to know

Porto is widely known for its azulejo tiles, delicious food, world-famous wine, and of course, epic views. And one of the best ways to experience those views is from above—with a drink in hand, of course. Rooftop bars here aren’t just about the drinks (though you’ll find some creative cocktails worth trying). It’s really about the breathtaking views,

Porto is one of those cities that seems to offer stunning views no matter where you look. Built along the Douro River and nestled in northern Portugal, this wonderful city has a way of surprising you with its beauty. The best part? There are so many Porto viewpoints that capture the city’s charm from every angle. The city of Porto and its

Lisbon is one of those cities that instantly pulls you in! It’s full of rich history, vibrant colors, yellow trams, and sunny charm. But beyond the famous attractions, there are plenty of hidden gems in Lisbon waiting to be explored—perfect for curious travelers who love going off the beaten path. Beyond the iconic viewpoints and

Often referred to as the Venice of Portugal, Aveiro is a small city filled with canals, colorful boats, and vibrant streets. You can ride along the canals by taking traditional moliceiro boat tours or stroll past beautiful Art Nouveau buildings. Aveiro truly stands out as a great place to add to your Portugal road trip. It’s a city that blends a relaxed coastal vibe with

Porto is one of Portugal’s major cities and the second-largest in the country, next to Lisbon. Located on the Iberian Peninsula, it is known for its rich history, incredible views, and vibrant culture. Porto also stands out for its stunning architecture, particularly the use of azulejo tiles. These geometric patterns and intricate designs are a

Just a short train ride from Lisbon’s city center, Cascais is the ultimate coastal town escape, with charming streets, beautiful beaches, and spectacular views. Once a humble fishing village, this seaside town has transformed into the best day trip from Lisbon, where you can enjoy the sun, explore scenic coastal trails, and delicious seafood. Whether

Lisbon, Portugal, is a city full of charm, rich history, and no shortage of places with amazing viewpoints of the city at every turn. From hilltop terraces to scenic rooftop spots, there is no shortage of great views of its historic neighborhoods and the Tagus River. Some of the best places to enjoy the scenery

Lisbon, Portugal—one of the most vibrant cities in Europe—has been on my list for a long time, and I’m so glad I finally got to visit! It’s full of colorful streets, historic trams, and lively neighborhoods, a city that feels straight out of a postcard. With a mix of stunning architecture, from grand plazas to