Routes

A magical event that will be held on July 7th at 21:30 consisting of (...)

Opened in 2010, the Côa Museum allows you to discover the best art collection (...)

In the middle of the 16th century the Portuguese King D. João III has (...)

The 12 Historical Villages of Portugal give you 12 good reasons to visit the (...)

The impressive Historical Village of Monsanto, inhabited by gigantic rocks of curious shapes, was (...)

If 12th century villages, castles and beautiful rural landscapes sound like your kind of (...)

More than a River, the Tagus is part of the identity of Abrantes. This (...)

Each tile tells a story. Tiles are part of the Portuguese identity, embellishing the (...)

Wool culture is inseparable from herding and the ancient knowledge of agro-pastoral societies. It (...)

The blessing of the sheep flocks is one of the most colourful traditions of (...)

Situado no coração da encantadora e nobre vila de Santar, famosa pela sua produção (...)

The Santa Cruz Monastery, in Coimbra, was founded in the reign of Afonso Henriques (...)

Located in Santa Maria square, the main church of Óbidos - Santa Maria Church (...)

The Art Nouveau Museum is located in Aveiro, housed in Casa Major Pessoa, a (...)

If you are a fan of the typical Portuguese tiles “azulejos”, then one of (...)

They can be very small dots in the world map, but it was thanks (...)

Montemuro Mountain is the 8th highest mountain range in Portugal. The Portuguese geographer, Amorim (...)

In Montemuro Mountain the knowledge of Mother Nature is as ancestral as the involving (...)

Situated at the heart of Montemuro Mountain, the village of Mezio is placed in (...)

The enchanting village of Moura Morta is located in the eastern slope of Montemuro (...)

Cava de Viriato, named after the iconic Lusitanian warrior, Viriato, is the greatest enigma (...)

Occupied since the Castro era, the History of Viseu is closely connected with the (...)

This week we continue to follow the paths of the St. James Way, unveiling (...)

The ancient Roman road connecting Tomar (Sellium) to Coimbra (Aeminium) was later used by (...)

The Caminos de Santiago leading to Santiago de Compostela, in Spain, cross Portugal from (...)

As we walk further in our journey of self-discovery and enlightenment, leaving the cosy (...)

Conímbriga is a true jewel of the Roman world. A place that we can (...)

We have never understood why the famous fado of Coimbra says that the beauty (...)

All the roads lead to the colourful city of Águeda, located half an hour (...)

With traces of settlement dating back to about 5000 B.C., Albergaria-a-Velha was founded by (...)

The Royal Ice Factory is a testimony of those remote times when ice was (...)

It’s amazing how street art can give a whole new life to cities, becoming (...)

At the end of Boa Viagem Mountain, between the wild beach of Murtinheira and (...)

The Railway Museum of Macinhata do Vouga belongs to the National Railway Museum. This (...)

Travelling by steam train across the most stunning natural landscapes with the Vouga river (...)

After 20 years of recovery works, the amazing train station of Aveiro finally opens (...)

The EN2 (National Road 2) connects Portugal from Chaves to Faro and it is (...)

The Archaeological Museum of Mação, situated 15 minutes away from Tomar and 30 minutes (...)