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Porto (OPO)
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Lisbon (LIS)
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Portugal from € 775

Visit Portugal

Pristine beaches, desert-like landscapes, and verdant mountains all make up Portugal’s scenery alongside vibrant cities, both historic and modern, as well as quaint villages. When it comes to activities, Portugal is known as the surfing capital of Europe, while land lovers can take advantage of many excellent golf courses. Book your flights to Portugal on Air Europa’s official website today! Expect a holiday full of delicious food, diverse attractions and plenty of fun.

Top Destinations in Portugal

  • Lisbon (LIS): Ride the funiculars up and down the hills of the Portuguese capital, soak up the views from the towering Cristo Rei statue of Jesus Christ, stroll through the historic district of Alfama, and explore the impressive Castelo de São Jorge. See monuments galore in Belém, relax in the historic and picturesque Lisbon Botanical Gardens, take your kids to the zoo and oceanarium, or marvel at Jerónimos Monastery. Lastly, Baixa and Chiado offer great shopping, you’ll find a lively night scene in Bairro Alto, and the fado clubs offer a fun night out different from the norm.
  • Oporto (OPO): Wander the UNESCO-listed old centre, pick up fresh goods in the bustling Mercado do Bolhão, learn more about the area at Museum of Sacred Art and Archaeology, and explore Castelo de São João da Foz. For football fans, FC Porto Museum is a must-see. Otherwise, taste port wine in the many cellars and admire the vistas from the top of Torre dos Clérigos.

Festivals in Portugal

Portugal sees many festivals throughout the year, with culture, religion, music, food and other themes covered. Some are celebrated around the country while others are regional. Colourful and lively, Carnaval starts on the Friday before Lent each year. Holy Week has many religious processions, and Fátima in May is a significant pilgrimage. Later in the year, Gay Pride takes place each June, while Festa do Colete Encarnado in July is one of country’s most exciting festivals. Held in Vila Franca de Xira for three days, it features parades and bull runs. In November, bonfires blaze, with many parties for São Martinho.

Transport in Portugal

Buses connect almost all parts of the country, making getting from place to place convenient and easy. There are also several train lines, which are normally quicker than buses. Reservations are recommended for rail journeys though. The roads in Portugal are generally well-maintained, and some visitors prefer the independence of hiring their own vehicle.

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Experience Portugal's dynamic city life through its two most iconic destinations—wander through vibrant neighborhoods, enjoy authentic cuisine, and admire unforgettable river views. Perfect for a short but enriching getaway.

Walk Through Alfama and Baixa in Lisbon
Day Trip to Sintra
Discover Porto's Riverside Charm

Immerse yourself in Portugal's culinary traditions by visiting renowned wine regions and savoring signature local dishes. Tour picturesque vineyards, taste regional wines, and take part in exclusive food experiences.

Douro Valley Wine Experience
Culinary Discovery in Porto
Regional Flavors of Alentejo

Head along Portugal's southern coast to enjoy golden beaches, rugged cliffs, and unique nature reserves. Take scenic hikes, spot marine wildlife, and discover hidden coastal treasures.

Nature Walks in Ria Formosa Park
Lagos Cliffside Trails and Beaches
Visit Sagres and Cape St. Vincent

Forecast
Weather trends

Portugal has a mild ocean-influenced climate, with gentle, rainy winters and warm, dry summers. January is usually the coldest month, after which temperatures steadily rise through spring and reach their highest point in July and August. Rain is heaviest in winter and gradually decreases toward summer, with mid-summer being the driest time of the year. Autumn brings cooler weather and more rainfall, ushering in the wetter season. Coastal regions tend to be more humid and have milder winters, while inland areas usually see greater temperature variation over the year, making Portugal's climate more diverse.

Gastronomy Cuisine

Portuguese cuisine is famous for its rich flavors, featuring fresh seafood, tender meats, aromatic spices, and locally sourced ingredients. With an increasing focus on farm-to-table practices, modern culinary trends are reinventing traditional recipes while maintaining the spirit of regional gastronomy. Eating in Portugal is a deeply social experience, offering a charming mix of rustic appeal and refined dining options throughout the country.

  • Bacalhau à Brás

    Bacalhau à Brás

    A popular dish made with salted cod, shredded and sautéed with onions, potatoes, eggs, olives, and parsley.
  • Pastéis de Nata

    Pastéis de Nata

    Crispy custard tarts with caramelized tops, best enjoyed warm with cinnamon and sugar; a true icon of Portuguese pastry.
  • Francesinha

    Francesinha

    A hearty sandwich layered with meat, cheese, and covered in a tomato-beer sauce, usually served with fries.