Lisbon – the capital and the largest city in Portugal. Known as the city of seven hills located on the Tagus River mouth on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. Whenever you decide to visit Lisbon, you can be sure you will not be disappointed. This cosmopolitan city perfectly blends the history of various cultural influences with modern lifestyle. 

Porto is the second largest city in Portugal, located by the Douro River. It is known as “Cidade Invicta” - the city that was never conquered. Its historical center, never touched by invaders, is registered as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. The riverbanks – Ribeira and Gaia, connected by the Luis I bridge, present the known picture of Porto.

Central Portugal is a region located between Douro and Tagus rivers. The region boasts high natural values such as beaches, lush forests and healing springs, as well as countless monuments on the UNESCO list.

The North of Portugal – the region of three districts – Douro, Minho and Tras-os-Montes. Each of them and all together present a rich cultural, historical and landscape heritage. This region aggregates several UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Algarve is the most South region of Portugal, about 2h30 from Lisbon and Sevilla. It is a region with a Mediterranean climate and known for the most beautiful beaches in Europe, that has as background rocky cliffs, and the ocean has all shades of blue.

The Alentejo has a clear vocation for activity and nature. The beauty of the landscape invites for excursions on foot, bike or horseback. In the Alentejo, you travel naturally with and to history.

Madeira – “floating garden of Atlantic Ocean” is located 400km to north from Canary Islands, 520km to west from Africa and 1000km south-west from Europe. With its breath-taking views and never-ending spring it is a pleasant place to visit all year long.

This archipelago, of volcanic origin, is located 1500km to West from Europe and it is considered to be “the most green place in the world”. Visit each of nine islands with its astonishing beauty between the blue of the ocean and the green of ever-lasting nature.