1. Lisbon

The vibrant capital is known for its iconic yellow trams, stunning viewpoints, historic neighborhoods like Alfama, and a buzzing nightlife. Don’t miss Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery.

2. Porto

Famous for its Port wine, colorful riverside district (Ribeira), and the Dom Luís I Bridge, Porto is a blend of tradition, charm, and modern energy.

3. Sintra

A fairy-tale town near Lisbon, home to palaces, castles, and lush gardens — including the magical Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira.

4. Coimbra

The city of students, with one of Europe’s oldest universities. Rich in history, literature, and academic tradition, Coimbra sits beautifully by the Mondego River.

5. Funchal (Madeira)

The capital of Madeira Island, known for its year-round spring-like climate, gardens, cable cars, and luxury oceanfront resorts.

6. Faro

Gateway to the Algarve, Faro boasts a charming old town, beautiful beaches, and access to the stunning Ria Formosa Natural Park.

7. Évora

A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Alentejo, Évora is filled with Roman ruins, whitewashed houses, and a unique bone chapel (Capela dos Ossos).

8. Braga

One of Portugal’s oldest cities, Braga is known for its religious heritage, baroque churches, and the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte.

9. Guimarães

Often called the “birthplace of Portugal,” this medieval town is steeped in national history and charm, with cobbled streets and a well-preserved castle.

10. Aveiro

Dubbed the “Venice of Portugal,” Aveiro enchants with its canals, colorful moliceiro boats, Art Nouveau architecture, and sweet ovos moles.

✨ Discover Portugal through its cities — each one tells a different story, full of culture, flavor, and unforgettable moments.