Discover Portugal’s most amazing places

Madeira’s classic levada walk: four tunnels, dripping laurel forest and a waterfall falling 100 metres into the Caldeirão…

The only uninhabited barrier island of the Ria Formosa: boardwalks, dunes, a solar restaurant and the island’s long…

The fishing village on the tall Alentejo cliffs, with stairs to the beach, the Fishermen’s Trail and storks…

The largest dolmen in Iberia: seven six-metre pillars, a menhir with cup marks and five millennia of silence…

A castle with no town, founded in 1308 on the Spanish border — now a nature park among…

A spa park of giant trees and mineral springs, reborn with eco-houses and tree-houses among the woods of…

A stair of waterfalls, the tallest 19 metres, hidden in one of Portugal’s oldest protected woodlands in the…

The former island joined to the mainland by a sand tombolo — calm on one side, Atlantic surf…

A cave discovered by chance in 1955, with one of the largest chambers of the Estremenho limestone and…

The cave the quarrymen found in 1964: great chambers and still lakes under the Serra dos Candeeiros, half…

Portugal’s national museum of folk art on the Belém waterfront — painted carts, ceramics and traditions in a…

The wild beach below Cabo da Roca, reached by a steep cliff trail — the rock giants, the…