Portugal is one of the oldest countries in Europe and has been part of ancient kingdoms and rulers, making it a beautiful heritage country.
From the profound
architectural surroundings, the vast culture and culinary expansion, to its stunning beaches, mesmerizing coastline, bustling cities, and weather, everything is beautiful in Portugal. And you believe it or not, Portugal ranks at the top in terms of providing what today’s generation requires: peacefulness, stability, and prosperity. As far as its culinary geniuses are concerned, delicious food with years-old recipes and wines at low prices makes it ideal for travelers to explore the country. So, if Portugal is on your list of the following travel plans, here is your list of things.
The ideal time to visit Portugal would be either from March to June or from September to mid-October.
Evora
A small town comprising an array of historic buildings, Evora is among Portugal’s World Heritage sites. It is a UNESCO site from the 1st century. However, to capture the local life and its essence, it will be best to spend some time at the Praa do Giraldo, the town's main square.
Braga
The city of Braga thrives on many Baroque monuments, primarily known for the Bom Jesus Sanctuary, which is a Catholic shrine and pilgrimage site.
Obidos
Located near the west coast of Portugal, about an hour away from the capital of the country, Lisbon, Obidos is known to be the most picture-perfect place in Portugal. This mesmerizing medieval town will make you fall in love with its white cottages covered in colorful flowers.
Santa Maria Island
Santa Maria Island is known for its white-sand beaches and distinctive chimneys. However, the historical fact of this island is that geologically, it is the oldest island with formations of 8.12 million years old. As a result, it also boasts of churches and auxiliary structures that make up Santa Maria’s cultural heritage. The other places are beaches and rock pools in the Anjos, Praia Formosa, and So Loureno.
Town of Tomar
This town is known for the Convent of Christ, situated on the hill, a former Catholic convent originally a 12th-century Templar stronghold. The convent and the castle complex are historical and cultural monuments listed under the 1983 UNESCO World Heritage site.
