Oporto is the capital of the North of Portugal. With a wonderful geographical location next to the Douro river mouth, and an exceptional architectural value, the city centre of Oporto is classified as… Read More»»
Situated in Oldrões, on the Penafiel department, on the Northern region of the Country, this Monte Mozinho Hill Fort, also known as Cidade Morta de Penfield (“dead town of Penafiel”),… Read More»»
Cova Redonda is a small and charming sandy area between golden cliffs, situated in a small bay on the eastern side of Senhora da Rocha. The only access to this beach is through a big stairway next to… Read More»»
Situated in the Almada’s historical centre, in the top of a hill, with a privileged view over the Tagus river and Lisboa’s city centre, the Casa da Cerca is nowadays an exhibition space dedicated… Read More»»
A previous Bragança fortification might have been built during the reign of the first king of Portugal, D. Afonso Henriques, when this region used to belong to his brother in law Fernão… Read More»»
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