EVORA
Évora, city and concelho (municipality), south-central Portugal.
It lies in a fertile valley surrounded by low hills, 70 miles (110 km) east of Lisbon.
Originally known as Ebora, it was from 80 to 72 BCE the headquarters of
the Roman commander Quintus Sertorius, and it long remained an important Roman military centre
COIMBRA
Capital of the Portuguese Kingdom in bygone ages and meeting point of several cultures,Coimbra combines a rich architectonic and historical heritagewith modern facilities for the arts and sportsand green, open-air spaces.
FATIMA
Today, the town of Fatima is home to a vast sanctuary complex,which includes a basilica, a chapel, and a museum.The increase in popularity is related to the appearance of the Virgin Maryto three children in 1917 – “Três Pastorinhos”,which means “Three Little Shepherds” if translated.
TOMAR
Former seat of the Order of the Knights Templar,Tomar is a city of great charm for its artistic and cultural wealth,whose greatest expression is in the Convent of Christ,one of the chief works of the Portuguese Renaissance.
CASCAIS
Cascais is a coastal town west of Lisbon, formerly a 19th-century royal summer retreat. It is famous for sandy beaches, a bustling marina, and a charming, walkable historic center. Traditional Portuguese culture blends with luxury lifestyle, making it a popular year-round destination for both beach relaxation and opulent living.
SINTRA
Sintra is a charming destination in the Lisbon district of Portugal.The town is best known for its castles, palaces,and the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains.It’s an easy 40-minute trip from Lisbon,which makes it a perfect day trip from the capital city.
LISBON
Lisbon is the capital city of Portugal. It is the largest city of Portugal. Lisbon is placed on the right bank (western) of the Tagus River, near the outfall.
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