European Elegance at an Extraordinary Value!

Situated in the extreme south-west of Europe, Portugal is a country with an exceptional range of different landscapes, endless leisure activities, and a unique cultural heritage.

From the capitol of Lisbon to the mountainous countryside, tradition and modernity blend together in perfect harmony. Unique cuisine, fine wines, and some of Europe’s friendliest people hospitable people make this a travel destination of the finest quality.

History at a Glance

Portugal Is said to have the oldest borders in Europe, which means that this unique culture has had plenty of time to thrive. This small nation has played an outsized role in world history thanks to it legacy of explorers who established sea routes to India and the “New World” and brought Portuguese influence to Africa, South America, and Asia.

Today, Portuguese is still spoken in countries from Brazil to Angola to Macau. Historically a monarchy, Portugal became a republic in 1910—however, the relative peace was quickly shattered by a military coup, installing António de Oliveira Salazar as dictator from 1932 to 1968.

Though Portugal suffered economically during this era, it has since become a thriving nation with a global appeal. Travel here allows visitors to experience rich European culture at an extraordinary value.

Must See Attractions

Portugal is a holiday favorite thanks to its excellent beaches and stunning coastlines, vibrant cosmopolitan cities, and incredible food and wine. The nation’s capital, Lisbon, is positively bursting with elegant architecture and fascinating history.

Explore one of Lisbon’s many historic churches or take a trip to Castle St. Jorge to experience Lisbon’s architecture at its finest. When the sun goes down, immerse yourself in the Lisbon of today with some of Europe’s finest nightlife.

A short day trip from Lisbon will take you to Batalha, one of Europe’s most impressive architectural masterpieces. This church, built in 1388, is a World Heritage Monument that continues to stun visitors with its ornate Gothic architecture and 16th century stained glass windows

Evora is another World Heritage site that amazes visitors to Portugal. Far from the bustle of modern Lisbon, this quaint village offers an array of beautiful landscapes and buildings. The town’s main square, Praça do Giraldo, is a step back in time—but you can travel even further in time by visiting Evora’s Temple of Diana that dates back to Roman times.