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 ...

Cascais is famous for its beautiful coast and well-maintained cycling paths. The town has routes for both amateurs and ...

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 ...

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.

From hidden trails that promise breathtaking views to serene experiences, southern Portugal's stunning coastal landscapes have it all! Perfect for adventure seekers looking to escape the usual tourist ...

"Almost all coastal towns in Portugal are absolutely stunning. Move an hour drive out of Porto, and you can find tons of ...

Join Rhode Island School of Design graduates and artists Melanie Barash Levitt and Lucy Coe of Jackson Art Studio and Gallery ...

Portugal's many lively cities, laid-back towns and paradisiacal islands make it difficult to choose just one destination to visit. A trip to this enchanting country will no doubt have you itching ...