Top 10 Portugal

Milreu Roman Ruins: An Incredible Journey into the Bygone Roman Era The Milreu Roman ruins are a fairly unknown treasure in the heart of one of Portugal’s most beautiful coastal regions – the Algarve. Situated just outside Faro and...
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Museu da Marinha: A World Of Discoveries and Adventures Museu da Marinha in Lisbon is a maritime museum telling the story of the pioneering role of Portugal in exploring the world by sea, evoking memories of the prominent role...
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Museu da Electricidade: An ‘electrical’ Journey into Portugal’s Industrial Past Museu da Electricidade in Lisbon was established in 1990 and is representative of the evolution of energy production and use in Portugal. Created as a repository of science as...
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Museu Soares dos Reis: The Oldest Art Museum In Portugal Museu Soares dos Reis is the oldest Art museum in Portugal and is located in Porto. This national museum was established in 1833 to educate and showcase art procured...
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Museu Do Vinho Do Porto: Knowing The Real Taste Of Portuguese Port Wine Museu Do Vinho Do Porto is the perfect place to get in touch with Portugal’s most famous export – the Port Wine. Located in the second...
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Museu da Cidade: Journey into Lisbon’s Past History lovers are going to enjoy their visit to the Museu da Cidade in Lisbon. Also known as the City Museum, this repository speaks eloquently on the history of Lisbon. Dedicated to...
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Museu de Arqueologia: Immersive Dive Into Ancient Worlds Museu de Arqueologia is the National Archeology Museum of Lisbon, Portugal’s capital city. It is reputed to be one of the most important Archeology museums in the country. Founded by renowned...
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Museu Nacional dos Coches: A Visit to Portugal’s Regal Past The Museu Nacional dos Coches in Lisbon is not only one of the premier museums in Portugal, but is also one of the most unique in the world. The...
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Lisbon National Museum of Ethnology: Where Colorful, Vibrant World Cultures meet The city of Lisbon in Portugal boasts of 10 centuries of art and history. At least 46 museums are established in the city, encapsulating the country’s rich culture...
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Museu do Chiado: Mixing art with people The Chiado district in Lisbon, is an important arts and culture center. This vibrant district is home to a number of art galleries, theatres, pottery workshops, bookshops, and curio stores. One of...
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Palacio da Ajuda: A view into daily highlife of the 19th Century Palacio da Ajuda in Lisbon has a rich history, preserved in a singular way to allow visitors a dive into the royal family way of living, in...
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Museu de Arte Antiga :  Where Ancient Treasures and Masterpieces Breathe Alive One place in Lisbon that will surely fascinate those who have passion for arts is the Museu de Arte Antiga (Ancient Art Museum). Located in the heart...
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Gulbenkian Museum:  Reliving the Past, Enjoying the Present Lisbon, being the one of the world’s historical cities, is home to a wide range of picturesque historical buildings, including centuries-old churches, as well as breathtaking museums, that house significant artifacts...
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Berardo Museum : Celebration of Modern and Contemporary Art Berardo Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art or, in short, Museu Berardo, is since a few years a famous art destination in Lisbon. The museum is frequented by contemporary art...
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Solar do Vinho do Porto: Your Destination for a Quiet and Relaxing Evening Aside from the many cultural and historical attractions in Lisbon, this old Portugal city is also home to one of the world’s best known wines –...
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Fabrica do Ingles: Unraveling the Cork’s Mysteries Coming to the Algarve region, you have come to one of the best tourist sites in Portugal. What will unfold before you are the endless undulating hills and lovely beaches, and you...
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Casa de Serralves: Citizens, to the Arts! Casa de Serralves is located in Parque de Serralves in Porto, Portugal. It was built in 1940 and is a unique example of streamline modern architecture in Portugal. So apart from the...
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Casa do Infante – The Navigator’s Birthplace The riverfront mansion, at the edge of Porto’s city centre, Casa do Infante, was built in the 14th century. The House of Prince, as it is also known, is believed to be...
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