Maps of cities and regions of Portugal
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Fantastic City Tours and Excursions in Portugal
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Interactive maps of hiking and biking routes in Portugal
1. You can zoom in/out using your mouse wheel, as well as move the map of Portugal with your mouse.2. This interactive map presents two modes: 'Biking Routes' and 'Hiking Routes'. Use the '+' button on the map to switch between them.
Railway and landscape maps of Portugal
This Portugal map has two modes: 'Railway Network' and 'Landscape & Rural Map'. Use the '+' button on the map to navigate.Maps of cities and regions of Portugal
Ponta Delgada
The enchanting city of Ponta Delgada is an amazing resort and the capital of the Autonomous Region of the Azores. The city has many luxurious villas and beautiful churches that have been here since Ponta Delgada was a large and important port. Having arrived in Ponta Delgada, tourists usually enjoy swimming in thermal springs and visiting volcanic lakes, many of which are formed in the craters. Caldeirro Volcano, which has been extinct for many centuries, is one of the biggest points of interest … Read more 
Lisbon
One of the main symbols of the city is the beautiful Praça do Comercio Square. It is considered one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. The square is located on the bank of a river. For hundreds of years, it served as the real gates of the city. Merchant ships, as well as ships with royal delegations, arrived at the pier near the square. On the square, there are several beautiful monuments, and next to them you can see the most beautiful historical buildings. An interesting historical … Read more
Aveiro
“The Venice of Portugal” – this is an unofficial name of the ancient city of Aveiro. The city is situated in a truly spectacular place – it is surrounded by salt mines, picturesque lagoons, and gorgeous beaches. Even the entrance to the city is unusual. Tourists need to take a boat ride in the main canal to get to the central part of Aveiro. The canal almost completely crosses the city. From dawn to dusk, the moliceiros, local boats with colorful patterns, swim in the canal. The … Read more
Albufeira
In the old town there is a very interesting historical object - the Clock Tower. This ancient tower can serve as an excellent guide during the walks, as it is visible from almost all parts of the city. At the top, the tower is equipped with a great viewing platform, which can be accessed for free; though you may need to climb a little. It is most exciting to admire the ancient tower in the day of a national holiday. It is crowned by an unusual "crown", in which a bell is fixed, and during … Read more
Coimbra
The enchanting city of Coimbra is the former capital of Portugal. Nowadays, this is an interesting university city that has retained its medieval look. This is the cradle of culture in the country. Besides that, this is the birthplace of philosophy in Portugal. Coimbra is home to the oldest university in Portugal and one of the oldest universities in the world. When taking a stroll on the beautiful streets of the city, you will feel like you have just made a time travel and have returned to the … Read more
Porto
Step inside the cathedral, and you will see a marble altar with wooden columns covered with gold. The Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament is the place where visitors will see a silver beautifully decorated icon. Because of the shine of numerous jewels the icon seems to be moving. Beautiful murals also deserve your closets attention. The majority of precious items are collected in the treasury of the cathedral (Tesouro da Se). In addition to ornaments and other decorations of the XIV-XVIII centuries, … Read more
Evora
Gorgeous Evora is, without a doubt, one of the most attractive cities in Portugal. A stroll in the city center is an excellent chance to feel the atmosphere of the past. Every building, every plinth, and monument are full of interesting stories about the past of this region, and they are willing to tell these stories to curious travelers. The history of this settlement is really worth getting yourself familiar with, and so many tourists from all over the world visit this Portuguese city in order … Read more
Funchal
Nowadays, the Wine Museum is located in one of the centuries-old wineries. Its exposition is really varied. You can see the old equipment that was used to make wine in the 17th century, documents, and plenty of old stuff, more or less connected with the history of winemaking. There is the opportunity for museum visitors to visit the tasting room, and try the most popular wines from local factories. Madeira’s Botanical Garden is located a short distance from the city center. Currently, it … Read more
