Things to do in Portugal

Bought the 48 hour Lisbon city card and redeemed it at the "ask me" counter at Lisbon international airport upon arrival. Convenient and good value if you visit at least 2 museums that are free with the psss per day. Viewed the online guide to plan thd visits to the aggractions. Some attracrions were closed eg Jeronimos monastery was closed due to a strike. Belem tower was closed for rennovation.

The Jerónimos Monastery is one of Lisbon's iconic attractions. Upon entering, I was immediately awestruck by the architecture. The Manueline cloister courtyard, with its Age of Discovery theme, showcases natural elements in every corner of the building. To be honest, I don't fully understand all the architectural details, but I do know that its beauty is truly breathtaking and makes you genuinely exclaim in wonder.

My tour guide was Valerio and he was very helpful and accommodating during the tour. He took care of us very well and provided valuable information if we needed to get good food, desserts, shopping etc. Overall, enjoyed my tour thus far!

beautiful experience. the antique furniture and look was just amazing. loved every bit of it.

The doors opened exactly 10 minutes ago. We sat down with a glass of wine, and then a video played, followed by two guitarists. A woman and a man each sang a song, and then they sang together at the end. Videos played intermittently, which was a nice touch. The man, in particular, sings very well! We really enjoyed the show! ^^

A truly beautiful experience. The palace is only impressive from the outside; the inside is just okay. The real highlight is the gardens. Winding paths and dreamy spots. You could spend hours there.

We enjoyed tour with variety of qine testing. Tour guide, Thomas explained history of Porto and economy and industry of Porto. It was insightful. Also a driver Carlos drives very gentle and make the long journey comfortable. Food was good and only thing I would like to mention about a quality of coffee. I didn't drink coffee after a bit of test the coffee and noticed other partisans didn't finish the coffee. Overall a good experience and worth to join the tour.

very good place. only issue for us was b no supermarkets near.

This was the first cathedral I saw in Portugal, and it was absolutely wonderful! It rained in the morning, so it was a bit cloudy initially, which made the view a little disappointing. However, after a while, the weather cleared up and it was cool, making the observatory tower view truly spectacular, haha. The bell sounds were also magnificent, and when I entered around 10:30 AM in late August, there was a moderate crowd, which was nice :) For reference, the cathedral is located uphill, so I recommend taking a tram or bus to São Bento Station and then walking up, haha.

A very interesting tour and an excellent wine tasting. Lots of interesting information in the museum. A must for wine lovers.

Our guides, Ricardo and Maria, were very talkative and knowledgeable. I was in Maria's group, and she was able to bring some of Portugal's literary spirit into the tour, allowing us to not only visit places but also engage in a deeper dialogue with the inner meaning and the scenery before us. Thank you for their arrangements. The last stop was Cabo da Roca, which would take a long time to reach by public transport. I highly recommend walking a bit faster and joining a day tour instead.

It's amazing to tour such wonderful places like Fátima, Nazaré, Batalha, and Óbidos at such a low cost. The guide's pleasant demeanor made me reflect on my own busy life, lived without much leisure. The professional explanations of the tourist attractions were also very interesting.