As you travel from north to south, you'll first encounter coastal towns in Portugal that resemble those of Galicia in Spain, with their traditional stone houses. Further south, the villages become ...

Portugal is just 350 miles long and has ... a terrace and a bar. Coastal fishing town Cascais has a marina, Museum Quarter and even a rock-climbing area called Mexelhoeiro. You’ll find beaches ...

Braga, one of Portugal’s oldest cities, is steeped in religious and architectural history. A visit to the Bom Jesus do Monte Sanctuary, with its impressive Baroque stairway, is a must. Stroll through ...

The Costa de Prata, stretching roughly from Lisbon to Porto, appeals with its quality of life and windy beaches. It’s also home to some winning restaurants and hotels.

Long in the shadow of its big Iberian neighbor, Portugal is now getting its due ... which won it UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Like hill towns the world over, Sintra is cooler than the ...

From the famed beaches of the Algarve to the sun-soaked islands of the Azores, Portugal is home to an array ... from the sand on the eastern end of the beach. Yes No ...