Porto & North Of Portugal

Oporto, Portugal’s second largest city, is well known by an immensely character and picturesque city. Imposingly located on the banks of the Douro River, the city is full of atmospheric history and offers fascinating sights and experiences, including the many majestic houses and the labyrinth of the medieval quarters. On the other side, Gaia, a string of bars and restaurants among the old port warehouses.

The city offers a wealth of historical buildings to enjoy but also assets of a thoroughly modern city, from its international airport and advanced transport network, to its renowned cultural events and contemporary museums.

North of Portugal

The Northen region of Portugal boasts a rich variety of manor houses and quintas, where one can sleep “like a prince” and experience the charm of Portugal’s aristocratic traditions, and even discover the secrets of wine-making.
Up in the northwest corner is the province of Minho, a beautiful area of lush green vegetation where visitors have the chance to try out a vast range of modern outdoor activities.

More remote is the área of Trás-os-Montes, Portugal's wildest region, with small medieval townships. It is not only a region of rich cultural and historical heritage but also an excellent place for outdour activities such as mountain trekking, cycling, canoeing and fishing.