Our 14 Days Portugal Tour offers two weeks filled with fun, gastronomic experiences, and learning. It’s the perfect itinerary for exchanging knowledge while exploring Portugal from North to South, from small villages to large cities, always showcasing the best the country has to offer.
Come discover the charm of Portugal in each destination, experiencing its unique culture, history, and flavors!
This private itinerary will start and end in Lisbon, and for any questions, feel free to contact us.
During the trip, you’ll have the chance to taste traditional conventual sweets, famous for their generous use of egg yolks. This tradition dates back to the Middle Ages when egg whites were used to starch clothes, and the surplus yolks were turned into desserts. This made Portugal one of the largest egg producers in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries.
These sweets, made in convents and monasteries, became known as conventual sweets, with the Pastel de Belém being the most famous.
Interestingly, the Japanese dish tempura also has Portuguese roots, brought to the East by Jesuit missionaries who fried vegetables and seafood during Lent. Get ready to explore these fascinating flavors and stories
Itinerary
Join us on an exciting tour of Lisbon, exploring its vibrant culture and rich history! Our tour starts at the iconic Jerónimos Monastery, a symbol of the Age of Discoveries, where we will talk about the Portuguese navigators who changed the course of world history. From there, we head to the charming Belém Tower, one of the most important defense landmarks of the city, located on the banks of the Tagus River. Walking through the streets of Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, you will feel the essence of the city, with its narrow streets, picturesque houses, and the soft melody of fado in the background. End the day with a stunning view from the Miradouro da Graça, while admiring the beauty that makes Lisbon a unique city. An experience that combines history, architecture, and the soul of Lisbon, promising unforgettable moments.
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Today, embark on an unforgettable tour of Sintra, Cascais, and Estoril, three gems along the Portuguese coast that captivate with their natural beauty and fascinating history! Our tour begins in Sintra, where we’ll visit the magical Pena Palace, with its vibrant colors and breathtaking panoramic views. We’ll stroll through the mystical gardens of Quinta da Regaleira, exploring the enigmatic Initiation Well and its secret tunnels.
Next, we head to Cascais, a charming fishing village that transformed into a refuge for European royalty. Walk through its historic center, with Portuguese cobblestone streets and incredible views of the coast. You can feel the relaxed charm and cosmopolitan spirit of the town. Lastly, the tour takes us to Estoril, famous for its iconic casino and seaside elegance. Enjoy the sophistication and tranquility that made Estoril a luxury destination. This tour perfectly blends nature, history, and culture, offering the chance to discover three of Portugal’s most emblematic places.
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Discover four of Portugal’s most iconic destinations on an unforgettable day! We begin in Óbidos, a charming medieval village surrounded by walls, where you can explore cobblestone streets and taste the famous Ginjinha. We then head to Nazaré, known for its giant waves and stunning views of the Atlantic, before reaching Fátima, a world-famous pilgrimage site where we visit the Sanctuary. The day ends in Coimbra, where we explore the prestigious University of Coimbra and its historic libraries, wrapping up the tour with the unique atmosphere of this former Portuguese capital.
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Explore the historical charm of Coimbra, and get ready for a fascinating journey through culture and knowledge. We begin at the iconic University of Coimbra, one of the oldest in Europe, where we will visit the majestic Joanina Library and the impressive Paço das Escolas. Stroll through the courtyard and enjoy panoramic views of the Mondego River and the city, while diving into Portugal’s rich academic history. After exploring the university, walk through the charming old town, with its narrow, ancient streets, where you’ll find a variety of local shops and typical cafés. Take a break to savor a traditional sweet from Coimbra, such as the famous Pastéis de Santa Clara, before continuing your visit to the city’s churches and monuments, like the Old Cathedral (Sé Velha).
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Explore the charm of Aveiro, known as the “Venice of Portugal,” with its picturesque canals and traditional moliceiros. Stroll through the charming streets and taste the delicious ovos moles, a regional sweet. Next, visit the colorful Costa Nova, famous for its striped seaside houses and golden sandy beaches. Take time to relax and admire the natural beauty of the coast. The tour ends in Porto, where you can explore this vibrant city, known for Port wine and its rich history. A journey that perfectly blends sweets and culture.
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Discover the best of Porto on an unforgettable tour of this vibrant and historic city. Start in Ribeira, a charming neighborhood with stunning views of the Douro River and colorful traditional houses. Then, cross the famous Dom Luís I Bridge and explore the Port wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia, where you can taste this world-renowned wine. Walk through the historic streets and visit the iconic Lello Bookstore, considered one of the most beautiful in the world. End the day with a panoramic view of the city from the Clérigos Tower. Porto offers culture, history, and gastronomy at every turn!
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A day for an unforgettable journey to Santiago de Compostela, one of the most important pilgrimage destinations in the world. The adventure begins with crossing the border between Portugal and Spain, heading to the historic Galician city. Upon arrival, explore the stunning old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Visit the majestic Santiago Cathedral, where, according to tradition, the remains of the apostle Saint James are buried. Stroll through the stone streets of the city, full of charm and spirituality, and take the opportunity to discover the local cuisine, such as the famous pulpos a la gallega. This tour offers a rich experience in culture, faith, and history!
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Explore northern Portugal with an unforgettable tour of Braga and Guimarães, two emblematic cities full of history. Start in Braga, known as the “Rome of Portugal,” one of the oldest and most religious cities in the country. Visit the imposing Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte, famous for its monumental staircase and breathtaking views. Then, stroll through the historic center, with its beautiful churches and charming squares.
Next, head to Guimarães, the birthplace of Portugal, where the country’s first king was born. Explore the charming medieval center, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit the iconic Guimarães Castle. This tour offers a unique immersion into the history and culture of Portugal, revealing its fascinating past!
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Porto – Amarante – Douro Valley
Departing from Porto, this tour takes you on a charming journey through Amarante and the Douro Valley, ending in Peso da Régua. We begin in Amarante, a picturesque town located along the Tâmega River, where you can admire the São Gonçalo Bridge and the church of the same name. Explore the historic streets and taste the local specialties. We continue through the breathtaking Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its terraced vineyards. Along the way, we’ll stop at viewpoints to enjoy the panoramic views. We finish in Peso da Régua, the heart of the wine region where the famous Port wine is produced.
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We depart through the Douro Valley, known for its terraced vineyards and the production of the world-renowned Port wine. During the trip, enjoy the spectacular viewpoints and the surrounding natural beauty. Next, we ascend to the majestic Serra da Estrela, the highest point in mainland Portugal. Here, you can admire stunning views, explore traditional villages, and taste the region’s delicious cheeses. Finally, we reach Monsanto, a medieval village nestled among the rocks, famous for its houses built between enormous boulders. This tour combines nature, culture, and history in an unforgettable journey!
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This tour begins in the fascinating historic village of Monsanto, known as the “most Portuguese village in Portugal,” where stone houses are impressively integrated between giant boulders. Explore the steep streets and the castle, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Then, we head to Tomar, a city rich in Templar history. Visit the impressive Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which was the headquarters of the Templar Order in Portugal. Stroll through the charming historic center, filled with tradition and charm. We end in Marvão, a picturesque medieval village perched atop a mountain. With its well-preserved walls and cobblestone streets, Marvão offers spectacular views of the Serra de São Mamede and Alentejo. A tour that combines history, mysticism, and stunning landscapes!
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Next, we head to Estremoz, famous for its white marble and the imposing Castle of Estremoz. Stroll through the streets of this historic village, discover its picturesque squares, and explore traditional markets that reflect the rich Alentejo culture. Finally, we arrive in Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage city. Visit the iconic Roman Temple, the impressive Cathedral, and the mysterious Chapel of Bones. This tour combines history, culture, and the stunning landscapes of the Alentejo.
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On this day, we explore anything we missed in Évora and visit a cork factory, where you can learn about the process of extracting and transforming this material so important to the Portuguese economy. Cork is used to produce numerous products, from wine stoppers to fashion accessories. We continue to Monsaraz, a stunning medieval village where time seems to have stopped. Its walls offer breathtaking views over the Alqueva Lake. For those interested, an optional visit to a local winery is available, where you can taste regional wines and learn more about winemaking in Alentejo.
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On the return to Lisbon, we stop in Setúbal to savor a delicious sardine lunch. The city is characterized by the presence of fishermen and boats, reflecting its strong connection to the sea and river. The waterfront scenery is charming, with anchored boats and fishermen sharing stories that captivate any listener. In the center, Praça do Bocage is the locals’ gathering spot, full of outdoor cafés. We continue the tour through the Arrábida Park, with its spectacular views of the Atlantic. We finish with a visit to the José Maria da Fonseca winery and the traditional tile factories in Azeitão.
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