Vacations Portugal

Create your own private tour of western Portugal. Wander the medieval hill town of Obidos, gaze at Batalha's staggeringly ornate abbey, or linger in the monastery of Alcobaca. Tour Mafra and the largest Portuguese palace and convent, or enjoy Nazare's views of the Atlantic. There's also the chance to visit the pilgrimage site in Fatima.

Explore Lisbon with a pass that guarantees you'll never be short of things to do! Take advantage of unlimited transportation around the city and free entry to many museums. Plus, enjoy discounts from cultural attractions, restaurants, and shops. The Lisbon City Card is valid for 24, 48, or 72 hours.

Combine a tour of Lisbon and Sintra with the chance to taste local wines. Visit Lisbon's 16th-century St Jeronimo Monastery and Belem Tower before sampling three varieties of Porto wine in an elegant, 18th-century wine cellar. Finish with a trip to rustic Sintra and sample some of Portugal's most celebrated wines.

Delve into Portugal's rich cultural and religious heritage with a revealing tour of Lisbon's Jewish quarter. Stroll along ancient streets, visit the Shaaré Tikvá Synagogue, and peruse Lisbon's Jewish cemetery, including its first grave.

With 2000 years of history, the city of Évora reflects Portugal’s past like no place else. See a Roman temple, a gothic cathedral, and architecture which had a profound influence on building style in colonies as far-flung as Brazil. Book now and save 20%

Lisbon’s first planned urban location, the 7th Hill, was created in the 16th century and today is one of the most romantic sites in Portugal. Get a unique perspective on the city as you wander this neighborhood.

Although Portugal remained neutral during the Second World War, Lisbon became a rendezvous spot for spies—taking advantage of the city’s strategic Atlantic connections. Explore sites used by spies for over eight centuries!

Wind through Lisbon's hillside quarter of Alfama, home to a charming maze of streets and 2,500 years' worth of cultural influences.

Ride a coastal path of trails and bridges used by the Romans to reach some of the best beaches on the west coast of Portugal. Make full use of your mountain bike as you zip along rural paths, passing orchards and streams, and see the imposing baroque Royal Palace in Mafra.