Ultimate Portugal

Coimbra: Enjoy an intimate Fado performance, a UNESCO-recognised musical tradition. Born in Lisbon’s historic neighbourhoods, Fado’s haunting vocals and melancholic guitar melodies evoke saudade—a deep sense of longing and nostalgia—bringing centuries of heartfelt storytelling to life in an unforgettable evening.

Fátima: Experience the profound spirituality of Fátima, where pilgrims gather at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, a site of devotion, miracles and deep historical significance.

Évora: Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site with your Local Expert. Discover the fascinating Chapel of Bones constructed by Franciscan monks in 16th century.

Lagos: Bask in the sunlit charm of Lagos and the Algarve—where golden beaches, azure waters and timeless coastal elegance captivate. Discover the profound local history at the evocative Lagos Slave Museum.

Sagres: Journey to Sagres—where dramatic cliffs, ocean views and rich maritime history meet serene luxury at Europe’s southwestern edge.

Setubal: Journey through the lush Arrábida Mountains, where forested hills give way to towering limestone cliffs that plunge into the deep blue Atlantic. As you wind along scenic roads, take in sweeping coastal panoramas and untouched natural beauty, a striking contrast to Portugal’s vibrant cities.

Sintra: Step into the enchanting world of Sintra, where pastel-hued palaces rise from misty forests and romantic gardens unfold like a dream. A favourite retreat of royalty and poets, this UNESCO-listed gem captivates with its fairytale charm and timeless elegance.

Cascais: Stroll through the coastal elegance of Cascais, a former royal retreat where golden beaches meet grand mansions and a vibrant marina. With its blend of history, culture and seaside sophistication, this stylish town embodies Portugal’s effortless charm.

Lisbon: Gain exclusive after-hours access to the Medeiros e Almeida Museum, accompanied by a knowledgeable curator. Explore its remarkable collection of fine art, antiques and rare treasures before indulging in a refined drinks reception, surrounded by the elegance of this historic Lisbon mansion.

Gondomar: Step into the heart of Portugal’s goldsmithing heritage at the Municipal Filigree Museum. Meet skilled Gondomar silversmiths and witness the delicate artistry of filigree, passed down through generations. This MAKE TRAVEL MATTER Experience preserves traditional techniques, supports artisans and educates guests on the cultural and economic importance of sustaining this ancient craft for future generations. Your visit supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.

Porto: Stroll through Porto’s lively streets, tasting local delights such as pastéis de nata, salted cod and traditional Francesinha while discovering the city’s vibrant culinary culture.

Porto: Uncover Porto’s rich history and striking architecture with a Local Expert, wandering through the labyrinthine lanes of the UNESCO-listed Old Town. Admire the intricate azulejo-clad facades, cross the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge and step inside the opulent Stock Exchange Palace, a masterpiece of neoclassical grandeur.

Coimbra: Step inside one of Europe’s oldest universities, where centuries of learning have shaped Portugal’s intellectual legacy. Admire the opulent Joanine Library, with its gilded interiors and ancient manuscripts and stroll through historic courtyards, steeped in academic tradition and royal heritage.

Coimbra: Step into Coimbra’s Old Cathedral, a magnificent Romanesque fortress of faith. Admire its sturdy stone walls, intricate carvings, and grand arcades, reflecting centuries of history. Inside, the medieval design’s austere beauty is gently warmed by the glow of gilded altarpieces, reflecting Portugal’s spiritual heritage.

Lisbon: Step into a world of regal splendour at the Lisbon Coach Museum, home to one of the most extraordinary collections of royal carriages in the world. Marvel at exquisitely preserved horse-drawn vehicles, each a masterpiece of artistry, power and prestige. Set within a striking modern building, this unrivalled collection offers a fascinating glimpse into the grandeur of Portugal’s aristocratic past.

Lisbon: Step inside the historic wing of the Jerónimos Monastery to explore Portugal’s maritime heritage. Established by King Luís I, the museum showcases exquisite ship models, royal barges and rare navigation instruments, tracing the nation’s epic seafaring history from the Age of Discovery to modern exploration.