
What to do in Portugal
Tourist attractions, travel itineraries and much more!
Located in southwestern Europe, Portugal is one of the oldest countries in the continent, and its capital is also one of oldest cities in Europe. The history of Portugal is as vast as its culture, its gastronomy is simple, but delicious and varied, and Portuguese people are friendly and welcoming. Hand in hand with this past and tradition, Portugal is ever more contemporary, with Lisbon and Porto on the world's radar of the best cities to visit. It's also one of the safest countries in the world, where you can peacefully enjoy your next trip!
Check out our practical guides about Porto and Lisbon and find out how to make the most of your stay. Choose your city and start planning your trip now.
Language - Português
Currency - €
Electricity - 230V / 50hz
Time zone - GMT (+00:00)
Power socket - Plug Type C e Plug Type F
Code of the country - +351
Website - www.visitportugal.com
Travel tips
Reviews
The walk to the nearest metro is about 5-10 mins (depending on whether you are dragging cases) and the metro service is pretty efficient. There is a shopping centre next door with a food court.
HF FENIX MUSIC
31/03/2020 Individual travellers on leisure
Take a walk up Parque Eduardo VII to the viewpoint, wander down Avenida de Liberdade and have a drink at one of the outdoor cafes. Head down to Praça do Comércio and catch one of the free walking tours. Buy a hop-on hop-off bus ticket to see the Belem area of the city. Try a roast chicken dinner, fresh seafood dishes and Pastéis de Nata from any of the small bakeries in the Bairro Alto.
HF FENIX GARDEN
31/03/2020 Groups
I enjoyed the half day walking tour. It helps get you bearings. Castle Jorge is a must. Beautiful views from the Castle.
HF FENIX PORTO
29/08/2019 Families with teenagers