Portugal is one of the most visited European countries because of its ideal climate and reasonable travel costs. Portugal is located on the west coast of the Iberian peninsula and enjoys the diverse geographical features of green mountains and vineyards from the north to the farmland and medieval villages from the central region to the sparkling beaches along the southern coast. Portugal also belongs to the Atlantic Ocean of the Azores and Madera archipelago, known for their lush landscapes and flower gardens. Here is an overview of the best places to visit in Portugal.

 Coimbra Coimbra
Coimbra is a small charming town on the banks of the Mondego River in the center of Portugal, Coimbra is home to the treasures of historic sites and beautiful gardens, which enjoy a lively culture centered around one of the oldest universities in Europe.

Azores Azores
The Azores are made up of nine volcanic islands in the Atlantic Ocean, about 1,500 kilometers (930 miles) west of Lisbon. Famous for its hot mineral springs, exotic coastal cities, each island has its own wonderful identity. Sao Miguel is the largest island of the Azores, known as the "Green Island" while Pico boasts the highest mountain in Portugal.
 Aveiro Aveiro
Aveiro is a bustling city and is often called the "Portugal Rifle" due to the spectacular setting of scenic canals connected by charming bridges dotted with colored gondolas and speedboats. There are historical sites, wonderful beaches and delicious cuisine from Aveiro as a popular tourist destination.



Evora
Evora may be a small town in the Entejo plains region of southern Portugal, but it is a huge tourist area. Evora dates back more than 2,000 years and is one of the flourishing cities under Roman rule. Evora today is the capital of the Entijo region, which is seen from the well-preserved old city, which houses more than 4,000 historic structures including ancient Roman temples and temples.



 Porto
Porto is a bustling city that stretches along the hills overlooking the Doro River in northern Portugal. In the heart of Porto, you will find a charming pedestrian area, Ribera, with cafes, restaurants and street vendors.



 Madeira
Madeira is the capital and largest city in Madeira e and Funchal, and can be regarded as home to churches, castles, historic tourist resorts and restaurants as well as lined up for picnic trees, offering spectacular views.



 Sintra Sintra
Located in the foothills of the Sintra Mountains on the coast of Lisbon, offering stunning views of the green hills, there are beautiful villas, castles and palaces such as the famous Pina Palace and the Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany.



 Obedos
Located on the top of the hill in the Centro area in western Portugal, Obedos is surrounded by the old fortified wall. It features a magnificent medieval castle and the historic center of Obedos, as well as the city's main attractions.



Algarve
Algarve enjoys a sunny Mediterranean atmosphere, magnificent beaches, picturesque towns and historic sites. Algarve is one of the best places to visit in Portugal, located in the southern region of the Algarve, offering tranquil landscapes from olive groves and traditional white villages to the wild, and there is a wind-ridden coast with dramatic cliffs with summer resorts.



1 Lisbon
Lisbon is located along the banks of the River Thag, close to the Atlantic Ocean. It is the capital of Portugal and the largest of the city's seven sickly hills. Lisbon is a charming tourist destination due to its warm weather and attractive alleys, exotic shops, Gothic cathedrals, magnificent bridges and colorful neighborhoods.


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