Discover the heritage of the Center of Portugal & Alentejo

Porto, the country’s second biggest city and unofficial capital of the north is a vibrant, cosmopolitan hub of culture, art and social life. Get lost in the narrow alleyways, taste the local cuisine and embark on a sightseeing journey through the city’s beautiful landscapes, monuments and iconic places.

Marão is another mountain range located in the north of Portugal that sets the border between the regions of Minho and Trás-os-Montes. Because of this, it is the best place to enjoy the best of both regions, from the landscapes, to the culture, all the way to the food.

Along the journey, one gets to the Estrela mountain range where cities like Covilhã, Seia or Guarda will make you fall in love with the small urbanities of the country. Due to their distance from the bigger metropolises, these cities have very unique customs and traditions.

Leiria’s Pine Forest is one of the oldest man-planted forests in both Portugal and Europe. With over 11.000 hectares, it is home to an incredibly biodiversity and has amazing landscapes to see. With a rich past behind it, you will also get to know a bit more about Portuguese history.

At the National Woods of Bussaco, you will get to visit the Palace of Bussaco and its gardens which are to prime examples of ancient Portuguese luxury buildings. At Caramulo one can enjoy inspiring treks through mountain grounds and beautiful landscapes.