There are traditions we must preserve, right? The ancient Carnival in the village of Podence, northern Portugal, is one of them.
Read MoreOn top of the hill, Marialva greets visitors with attractiveness, which just ancient places have: the imposing castle, narrow streets, and robust stone buildings. Time has definitely stopped in Marialva, and rightly so.
Read MoreIn the heart of Peneda Gerês National Park, surrounded by a magnificent natural environment, there is a monumental sanctuary: Santuário da Peneda.
Read MoreCasal de São Simão is a small village of just one street! The village is located in Figueiró dos Vinhos, in the mountainous hillsides of Serra da Lousã.
Read MoreAuthentic, beautiful, and quiet, Pitões das Júnias is one of these traditional villages, surrounded by a majestic landscape, where time seems to stop.
Read MoreCascais is a charming Portuguese village, with the perfect seaside location. Cascais is gorgeous, and it looks like an idyllic place to spend wonderful moments. Ready?
Read MorePonte do Mineiro is an old bridge, located in Argozelo, that was used by the miners who worked in the mines of Ribeira. The bridge has 35 meters in length, and it is suspended 10 meters above the Sabor River.
Read MoreCastelo de Outeiro is located in a rural area, at the top of Monte do Castelo, on a hill 800 meters high.
Read MoreThere is a little Portuguese village, located in the municipality of Bragança, which welcomes us with the most genuine traits of the Portuguese rural life: Gimonde.
Read MoreArcos de Valdevez is located in Northern Portugal. It is a lovely village, surrounded by astonishing natural beauty.
Read MoreThere’s something special about Alto Minho Region. It’s the charm of the valleys, the authenticity of the little villages, the rivers, all the stories and legends, the ancient traditions.
Read MoreÓbidos is a medieval village, and it has had a huge strategic importance in the territory. The well-preserved castle, the fortification, and the stunning cobblestone streets are adorable, and every corner looks like a postcard.
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