Enjoy autumn’s most beautiful festivals and events in Portugal!
1. As seen by the delight of children adjusting to the traditions of this Anglo-Saxon holiday, Halloween in Portugal is growing in popularity every year. But the truth is that tradition is More »
Discover Porto’s hidden attractions!
1. Mercado do Bolho In the heart of Porto, Portugal, is the old covered market known as Mercado do Bolho. It was constructed in the late 19th century and for more than a More »
Discover the top 5 summer festivals and events from Porto!
1. RFM SOMNII For three days, between 7th and 9 th of July, the RFM SOMNII will be delivering the sounds of the world’s top DJs to Figueira da Foz’s expansive Praia More »
Discover the enchanting Porto!
You definitely should plan a vacation to Porto, a relatively tiny coastal city in northwest Portugal on the banks of the Douro River, if you are passing through Europe and have some More »
Enjoy remarkable moments in Porto!
Designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996, Porto is a mesmerizing city, which has a distinctive ambience with elegant communities and sizable villas perched on winding cobblestone alleys and is situated More »
Braganca City
Braganca then and now
Still resounding with the deep echoes of an exciting and turbulent past, Bragança evokes its Medieval history in every stone and vestige and its romantic atmosphere. During the 11th to 14th centuries, the city was controlled by ruling families, and often became scene to legendary, almost Shakespearean family feuds. Built on the vestiges of an old Roman castro, the city bloomed and withstood Muslim and Spanish attacks.
Many of the Portuguese Kings and Emperors came from the House of Braganza, whose feudal castle can still be visited today – along with all the wonderful attractions that can be admired in this lovely city!
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Braga City
Planning a trip to Braga?
The 2012 European Capital City of youth, Braga warmly welcomes anyone who wishes to unravel its mysteries and join in its enthusiastic life and culture. The city has strong links to the European and Christian legacies, being the oldest archidoceses in Portugal and one of the oldest in the world. Known as Braga Augusta during the Roman Empire, the settlement bloomed as centre of the province of Gallaecia.
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Barcelos city
Well known for its textile and adobe industries, Barcelos is a Portuguese location not far from Braga. Its neighboring cities are Viano do Castelo and Ponte de Lima, so you can never complain there isn`t enough to do or visit in or around the city. If you haven`t been here yet, we advise you to give this lovely city a chance!
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Aveiro city
With a total population of a total population of 78,463 inhabitants, Aveiro is the second most populated city in Portugal, an important commercial and cultural center located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean.
If you have chosen Aveiro as your next holiday destination, you will not be disappointed at all. It is a wonderful city, crossed by countless canals on which boats and gondolas navigate. This has earned Aveiro the name of “The Portuguese Venice”. So do not hesitate when it comes to choosing this destination.
When it comes to transportation, we can help you out!
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Amarante City
Those of you who are visiting North of Portugal to travel to Amarante, you will most likely be touching down at the Porto Airport. In order to get to Amarante you’ll need a reliable and safe transportation and that’s where we suggest the option of booking a private Porto Airport transfer to Amarante.The main advantage and with the help of such a service, not only will you be avoiding the problems that spring up when dealing with taxis or public transportation, but you’ll also find that such a Porto Airport transfer to Amarante makes economic sense at a fixed price.
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