Tourist Attractions in Portugal

Die Dom Luís bridge (Portuguese: Ponte Dom Luís I) is an architecturally interesting building in Porto . The Portuguese city lies in...

The Torre de Belém is one of the most famous landmarks in Lisbon . It is located in the west of the city in the Belém district,...

The "Cork Museum" is part of the "WOW Porto" cultural complex , along with "The Chocolate Story Museum" and the "Porto Region Across...

The Ponte 25 de Abril is not only one of the longest suspension bridges in Europe, but also a fascinating landmark for anyone...

The "Porto Region Across The Ages" (PRATA) Museum is located, along with six other museums, in the "WOW Porto" cultural complex. The...

In the middle of the historic district of Gaia, lies "The Chocolate Story Museum". It is part of the "WOW Porto" cultural complex ,...

The Cristo Rei statue is not only one of Portugal's tallest monuments, but also a fascinating place for anyone who wants to combine...

The LX Factory is not only a former industrial site, but also a fascinating place for anyone who wants to experience urban creativity...

Time Out Market Lisboa is a modern culinary meeting place housed in the listed Mercado da Ribeira market hall on Avenida 24 de Julho....

The Sé de Lisboa is not only the oldest church in Lisbon, but also an impressive testament to over 800 years of history. The cathedral...

Line 28E is not just a tram line, but a Lisbon landmark and one of the city's most famous tourist attractions. The historic tram...

The Mosteiro dos Jerónimos is not only one of Portugal's most important buildings, but also a fascinating place for anyone who wants...

The Igreja de Santo António is an important sanctuary in the heart of Lisbon, rising above the birthplace of Santo António, the city's...

Lisbon's funicular railways are technical masterpieces of the 19th century that continue to shape the city's landscape to this day. A...