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Travel » Portugal » 9 Places to Go in Portugal – Travel Guide

9 Places to Go in Portugal – Travel Guide

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Where to Go in Portugal - Guide to Wine Country, Obidos, Tomar, Viseu

Your trip to Portugal should include time off the beaten path exploring smaller towns. Here is where to go in Portugal beyond Lisbon and Porto.Portugal Travel Inspiration - Guide to Wine Country, Obidos, Tomar, Viseu

Although the cities of Lisbon and Porto are stunning, I encourage you to spend some time out exploring the smaller towns and villages in Portugal. Portugal is a small country and it’s very safe and easy to drive in. In these towns, you will find yourself walking through over 800 years of history. They are charming and peaceful, with a slower pace of life. There is beauty everywhere.

Read on for what to do in Portugal outside of Lisbon and Porto…

Where to Go in Portugal
Quinta Do Gradil Yellow Winery Outside Lisbon, Portugal Day Trip

Quinta do Gradil Winery near Lisbon

Just one hour from Lisbon is the stunning Quinta do Gradil Winery. You won’t be able to miss its bright yellow buildings. This winery has everything – a large assortment of amazing wines, a full restaurant and lots of space for hosting events – like weddings! The building is a former royal estate from the 1500s that has been restored. It was transformed into a winery in the 1990s. In addition to wine, they also make grape brandy, honey, and olive oil. They offer picnics, tastings, tours and wine pairings in their restaurant. It’s a perfect day trip from Lisbon or a stop on the way to explore the Center of Portugal region.

Quinta do Gradil Winery

Estrada Nacional 115, Vilar
2550-073 Cadaval, Portugal
http://www.quintadogradil.wine/

Peniche Portugal Travel Guide, What to Do

What to Do in Peniche, Portugal

Peniche is a former military fortress turned fishing village. The fort has now been turned into a museum that tells the history of the area. There is also a small chapel that is open to the public and free to explore. It’s the perfect spot for a coastal picnic or a day at the beach. It’s a popular surf spot and Berlengas Nature Reserve is right off the coast. Day trips to the reserve can be arranged.

Peniche Portugal Travel Guide, What to Do

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Peniche Portugal Travel Guide, What to Do
Peniche Portugal Travel Guide, What to Do
Peniche Portugal Travel Guide, What to Do
Peniche Portugal Travel Guide, What to Do
Peniche Portugal Travel Guide, What to Do

Tosca De Joel Restaurant Review - Peniche, Portugal Guide

Tasca do Joel Restaurant Peniche

Tasca do Joel is arguably the best restaurant in Peniche. The line for a table says it all! Even in the slow season, there was a 45-minute wait for a table in mid-afternoon. We found the service to be adequate at best, but was more than made up for by how fresh the seafood was and how amazing the food was in general!

Tosca De Joel Restaurant Review - Peniche, Portugal Guide

Tasca do Joel Restaurant

R. do Lapadusso 73
2520-370 Peniche, Portugal
http://www.tascadojoel.pt/en/index.php

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Tosca De Joel Restaurant Review - Peniche, Portugal Guide
Tosca De Joel Restaurant Review - Peniche, Portugal Guide
Tosca De Joel Restaurant Review - Peniche, Portugal Guide
Tosca De Joel Restaurant Review - Peniche, Portugal Guide
Tosca De Joel Restaurant Review - Peniche, Portugal Guide

Nazare Portugal Surf Museum Big Waves

What to Do in Nazaré, Portugal

Nazaré is the place in Portugal for surfing. It hosts a big wave tow competition every year when waves often get to be 80 to 100 feet high. It’s not a great place for amateur surfers though. In order to surf the waves you need a crew of at least five people and have to be towed out with a jetski. It’s incredibly dangerous and not for the faint of heart!

Nazare Portugal Attractions

Importantly, Nazaré also a fishing town and a great place to relax on the beach. There are many vacation rentals available and it’s just a 90-minute drive from Lisbon.

Nazare Portugal Surf Museum Big Waves

São Miguel Arcanjo Fort & Surf Museum

The biggest attraction in Nazaré is São Miguel Arcanjo Fort and the small surf museum within it. The museum charges a nominal fee for entry. You can see photos and videos of the big waves and a collection of surfboards from famous surfers. The fort is also the viewpoint for the Big Wave Town surfing challenge.

Nazare Portugal Surf Museum Big Waves

Forte de São Miguel Arcanjo | Farolim da Nazaré

Estr. do Farol
2450, Nazaré, Portugal
https://praiadonorte.com.pt/sobre/forte-s-miguel-arcanjo/

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Nazare Portugal Surf Museum Big Waves
Nazare Portugal Surf Museum Big Waves
Nazare Portugal Surf Museum Big Waves
Nazare Portugal Surf Museum Big Waves

Nazare Portugal Attractions
Nazare Portugal Attractions
Nazare Portugal Attractions
Nazare Portugal Surf Museum Big Waves
Nazare Portugal Attractions

Obidos Portugal Attractions - Lisbon Day Trips

Óbidos, Portugal – The Literary Town

Óbidos is a former medieval fortress with a Moorish castle. Captured from the Moors in 1148 and in the 1300s was given as a gift to one of the Queens of Portugal. I wish my husband would gift me a city. 🙂 The population of the town dwindled as people moved to large cities, but now the town has been completely restored and preserved thanks to tourism. I’ve never felt more like I was walking into a fairy tale or Disney movie. The cobblestone streets are lined with white houses with blue or yellow stripes are decorated with bougainvillea and honeysuckle. This charming town definitely left a lasting impression on us.

What to do in Óbidos, Portugal

While the highlight of Óbidos is wandering the streets, there are a few businesses to check out. You’ll find souvenir shops, an impressive bookstore, small inns, and a tavern. The Castle of Óbidos is closed to the public, but you can daydream about medieval life while walking on the battlements around the castle.

If you’re a book lover, you must stay at the Literary Man hotel. Apparently there are 45,000 books all over the hotel. The common room is decorated with rows and rows of books on every wall with a cozy fireplace in the center.
Obidos Portugal Attractions - Lisbon Day Trips

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Obidos Portugal Attractions - Lisbon Day Trips
Obidos Portugal Attractions - Lisbon Day Trips
Obidos Portugal Attractions - Lisbon Day Trips
Obidos Portugal Attractions - Lisbon Day Trips
Obidos Portugal Attractions - Lisbon Day Trips

Portugal Small Towns - Tribeca Restaurant Review - Serra Del Rei

Tribeca Restaurant Serra d’ El-Rei, Portugal

Tribeca Restaurant in Serra d’ El-Rei, Portugal was the perfect combination of a traditional French brasserie and Portuguese brewery. They have an extensive menu that includes classic dishes like Coq au Vin and steak. One surprise dish was tempura battered green beans (peixinhos da horta). Green beans are battered in tempura and fried with the end result looking like little fish! Apparently tempura is a Portuguese creation that was shared with the Japanese. Who knew!?

Portugal Small Towns - Tribeca Restaurant Review - Serra Del Rei

Tribeca Restaurant Portugal

Av. Serrana Nº 5
2525-802 Serra d’ El-Rei, Portugal
https://www.tribeca-restaurante.com/

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Portugal Small Towns - Tribeca Restaurant Review - Serra Del Rei
Portugal Small Towns - Tribeca Restaurant Review - Serra Del Rei
Portugal Small Towns - Tribeca Restaurant Review - Serra Del Rei
Portugal Small Towns - Tribeca Restaurant Review - Serra Del Rei

Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal Thermal Hospital Baths

Caldas da Rainha – Where to Go in Portugal

Caldas da Rainha, Portugal is about an hour north of Lisbon and is accessible by train or car. The town is famous for its year-round farmer’s market, thermal springs and its public art scene. 

Caldhas das Rahinas Fruit Market Portugal

Praça da Fruta in Caldas da Rainha, Portugal

The most famous site in Caldas da Rainha is their year-round farmer’s market that happens every day of the week from 7 am to 1 pm. It’s so popular people even drive from Lisbon to visit! Each market stand is outlined in stone in the plaza. Even in January, the market was full of colorful produce and local treats.

Farmer’s Market in Caldas da Rainha

Praça da Republica
Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
http://pracadafruta.pt/

Caldhas das Rahinas Fruit Market Portugal

Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal Thermal Hospital Baths

Thermal Baths at Caldas da Rainha Hospital Termal Rainha D. Leonor 

The Thermal Hospital in Caldas da Rainha was founded in 1485. Currently, the thermal baths are not open, but the hospital offers homeopathic treatments like nebulized thermal water and nasal irrigation. 

Hospital Termal Rainha D. Leonor 

Largo Rainha Dona Leonor
2500-174 Caldas da Rainha, Portugal

Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal Thermal Hospital Baths

Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal Thermal Hospital Baths

Parque Dom Carlos I

The loveliest park in Portugal might be in Caldas da Rainha. Parque Dom Carlos I was right across the street from our hotel, making it the perfect place for a morning run or walk. Its size is quite impressive! In the summer, the above pond is full and you can rent a boat for a paddle.

Bordallo Rinhiero Artist Scupltures Walk - Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal

Bordallo Pinheiro Art in Caldas da Rainha

Caldas da Rainha is truly a city of art, and the star is pottery from famous 1800s artist Rafael Bordallo Pinheiro. The city is full of whimsical sculptures from snails to military generals. On the ground, on the sides of buildings, and on roofs, there is almost always one in your sight as you wander the city. There is a suggested route to follow to see the highlights, which is linked here. On the route is the famous slightly shocking nursemaid statue you can see above. 🙂 Once you are done exploring, you can buy your own to take home at the Bordallo Pinheiro factory store.

Bordallo Pinheiro Factory Store

R. Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro 53
2500-246 Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
https://us.bordallopinheiro.com/

Casa Antero Caldas Da Rianha, Portugal Where to Eat

Casa Antero Restaurant in Caldas da Rainha

While on your Bordallo Pinheiro walk, stop in for some petiscos at Casa Antero. The tiny restaurant has just a few tables, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in spirit. Petiscos are Portuguese tapas, so expect smaller dishes that are great for sharing. The tavern-like atmosphere is fun and engaging and overall the meal was a great value. The wine selection and service were both excellent. It also seems to be a favorite of locals which is always a good sign!

Casa Antero Restaurant

R. Alexandre Herculano 5
2500-860 Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
https://www.facebook.com/casaantero/

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Casa Antero Caldas Da Rianha, Portugal Where to Eat
Casa Antero Caldas Da Rianha, Portugal Where to Eat
Casa Antero Caldas Da Rianha, Portugal Where to Eat
Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal Thermal Hospital Baths
Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal Thermal Hospital Baths

Caldhas das Rahinas Fruit Market Portugal
Caldhas das Rahinas Fruit Market Portugal
Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal Thermal Hospital Baths
Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal Thermal Hospital Baths
Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal Thermal Hospital Baths

Bordallo Rinhiero Artist Scupltures Walk - Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal
Bordallo Rinhiero Artist Scupltures Walk - Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal
Bordallo Rinhiero Artist Scupltures Walk - Caldas Das Rahinas Portugal

Monesterio Alcoba Mosastery in Portugal - Tomb Inez & Pedro

What to do in Alcobaça, Portugal

The town of Alcobaça, Portugal is dominated by the monastery shares its name. Apart from the monastery there isn’t a lot to do, but the village does have a wine museum, castle ruins, an amazing bakery and is just a short drive from the beautiful Portuguese coast.

Monesterio Alcoba Mosastery in Portugal - Tomb Inez & Pedro

Alcobaça Monastery

Alcobaça Monastery was founded in the 12th century. It features Cistercian Gothic art. The monastery’s size and the detail of the art located within are incredibly impressive. The monastery is perhaps most famous for its role in the tale of Pedro and Inês, Portugal’s Romeo and Juliet. You can find the entire tale of love, murder, betrayal and intrigue in my Coimbra travel guide, under the Quintas das Lagrimas Hotel. Briefly, Pedro was a prince of Portugal and was forbidden to love Inês. Of course, that didn’t stop them. Pedro’s father, the king, ordered Inês to be killed. Eventually, when Pedro became king, he ordered Inês’s remains to be placed in an elaborate coffin in Alcobaça Monastery. He was buried directly opposite her when he died – his tomb is in the photo above.

Alcobaça Monastery – Mosterior Alcobaça

2460-018 Alcobaça, Portugal
http://www.mosteiroalcobaca.gov.pt/pt/index.php

Pastelaria Alcoa Moesterio near Alcobaba, Portugal

Pastelaria Alcoa Bakery in Alcobaça

After your tour of Alcobaça Monastery delight your sweet tooth with rows and rows of beautifully-prepared Portuguese pastries at Pastelaria Alcoa. This spot is so famous they actually have a second store in Lisbon! Grab an espresso and have a seat outside where you can admire Mosteiro de Alcobaça (Alcobaça Monastery) across the street.

Pastelaria Alcoa

Praça 25 de Abril
44, Alcobaça, Portugal
http://www.pastelaria-alcoa.com/

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Monesterio Alcoba Mosastery in Portugal - Tomb Inez & Pedro
Pastelaria Alcoa Moesterio near Alcobaba, Portugal
Pastelaria Alcoa Moesterio near Alcobaba, Portugal
Pastelaria Alcoa Moesterio near Alcobaba, Portugal
Monesterio Alcoba Mosastery in Portugal - Tomb Inez & Pedro

Monesterio Alcoba Mosastery in Portugal - Tomb Inez & Pedro
Monesterio Alcoba Mosastery in Portugal - Tomb Inez & Pedro
Monesterio Alcoba Mosastery in Portugal - Tomb Inez & Pedro

Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay

Best Hotels in Portugal – Cooking & Nature Emotional Hotel

Each of the rooms has an “emotional” theme. The rooms are elaborately decorated. I saw their Romance & Glamour room on Instagram and emailed ahead to request it. The decor was modeled after the movie Marie Antoinette. The pink tub is amazing!

Despite its remote location, you’ll never run out of things to do. There is ample hiking, yoga classes, a swimming pool, bicycles to ride, and a playroom. It’s family-friendly but also fun for couples or friends.

As you would suspect from the name, access to nature is a special part of the hotel. It is situated in a beautiful valley right in the heart of Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Natural Park. You can hike on your own or arrange a guided hike on your own. They even have horseback riding!

Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay

If desired, you can arrange either a prepared dinner or a cooking class. We wanted to learn how to make some Portuguese dishes to recreate at home. Our menu consisted of pear ricotta salad, codfish with crusted almonds, vegetable brás, and a tea-infused custard. So fancy! Despite the intimidating names, the recipes were explained well and easy to follow. The best part – the dirty dishes magically disappear.

Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay

Cooking & Nature Emotional Hotel

Rua Asseguia das Lages nº 181
2480-032 Alvados, Portugal
https://www.cookinghotel.com/

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Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay
Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay
Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay
Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay
Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay
Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay

Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay
Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay
Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay
Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay
Cooking and Nature Emotional Hotel Review - Alvados Portugal Where to Stay

Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards

Santar Garden Village in Portugal

Currently, the Portuguese village of Santar is going through a rebrand to become “Santar Garden Village”. The village is unique because it is crossed by a continuous line of terraced gardens, all originally privately owned and closed off by tall walls. One of the residents of the town started the ambitious project of convincing all of the landowners to open up the gardens to visitors, allowing them to walk through the town and admire the beauty. An architect was hired to help establish the connection. Now the estate gardens and central community garden are all free for the public to enjoy.

Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards

Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards

Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards

Santar Vila Jardim Winery

Start your journey through the Garden Village at Vila Jardim Winery.  They have a small museum in the house of the Counts of Santar and Maglhãs and also do a wine tasting. Grab a city map with a suggested walk through all the adjoining gardens. Just make sure you make an appointment ahead of time on their website. Across the street from the museum are the reception and a small store so you can pick up a few bottles of wine to take home. 

Santar Vila Jardim Winery

Av Ciscondessa de Taveiro
3520-127 Santar, Portugal
https://santarvilajardim.pt/index.php/pt/
+351 232 942 937

Paco Dos Cunhas De Santar Restaurant - Where to Eat in Coimbra, Portugal

Paço dos Cunhas de Santar Restaurant

Just a short walk from Santar Vila Jardim Winery is Paço dos Cunhas de Santar. They have been producing wine for over 400 years and their amazing wine is best enjoyed at their signature restaurant. This is truly gourmet dining. We had the chef’s tasting menu. The tastes, textures, and presentation were all exceptional.

Paço dos Cunhas de Santar Restaurant

Largo do Paço 28
3520-153 Santar, Portugal
http://www.globalwines.pt/

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Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards
Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards
Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards
Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards
Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards

Paco Dos Cunhas De Santar Restaurant - Where to Eat in Coimbra, Portugal
Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards
Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards
Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards
Santar Garden Village, Portugal Villa Jardin Vineyards

Paco Dos Cunhas De Santar Restaurant - Where to Eat in Coimbra, Portugal
Paco Dos Cunhas De Santar Restaurant - Where to Eat in Coimbra, Portugal
Paco Dos Cunhas De Santar Restaurant - Where to Eat in Coimbra, Portugal

Viseu, Portugal Attractions and Things to Do

What to do in Viseu, Portugal

Viseu is famous for being the home of Renaissance painter Vasco Fernandes and for the thermal waters of São Pedro do Sul. The city is located just over an hour southwest of Porto and three hours from Lisbon. It is easily accessible from Lisbon via train. It’s a very walkable city and the central Rossio Square is an excellent place to sit for people watching.

Viseu, Portugal Attractions and Things to Do - Museu Grao Vasco

Grão Vasco National Museum in Viseu

Art lovers will enjoy Grão Vasco National Museum in Viseu. The star of its collection are paintings from Vasco Fernandes (Grão Vasco). The main exhibits of the museum are a series of Renaissance paintings from Viseu Cathedral.

Museu Grão Vasco

Adro Sé
3500-195 Viseu, Portugal
http://www.patrimoniocultural.gov.pt/pt/museus-e-monumentos/rede-portuguesa/m/museu-grao-vasco/

Viseu, Portugal Things to Do & Attractions

Attractions in Viseu, Portugal – Viseu Cathedral

Across the street from Grão Vasco National Museum is the Viseu Cathedral. This striking building is iconic and packed with history. It was under construction for centuries so it has Gothic, Manueline, and Baroque influences. The second floor has a museum that houses priceless religious works of art, sculptures and old books. It also offers a great view of the city.

Viseu Cathedral

Adro Sé
3500-195 Viseu, Portugal
https://www.visitportugal.com/pt-pt/content/se-catedral-de-viseu

Muralha Da Se Restaurant Review - Where to Eat Viseu Portugal

Muralha da Sé

Enjoy beautifully-prepared classic Portuguese food at Muralha da Sé, located in an old house just around the corner from Viseu’s cathedral and Grão Vasco Museum. It is Michelin Guide recommended and absolutely fabulous! Their Bacalao à Lagareiro (roasted codfish in olive oil) is a must-try. On a nice night, you can sit outside on their front patio.

Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal

Pousada de Viseu Hotel Review

One of the oldest hospitals in Viseu, from 1842, has been reopened as a boutique hotel. It has more amenities than any hotel we stayed at in Portugal – a Jacuzzi, Turkish baths, sauna, heated indoor pool, full gym, lobby bar, and a full spa. The rooms are spacious, minimalist and comfortable. Ours had a large balcony that overlooked the city of Viseu.

Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal

Pousada de Viseu is centrally located and convenient for exploring the city. The hotel is near Fontelo Forest Park, Cava de Viriato, the Roman ruins, Grão Vasco Museum, and Viseu Cathedral.

In our room was a photo of the hotel before being restored:

Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal

Such a remarkable transition!

More photos from Viseu, Portugal:

Viseu, Portugal Attractions and Things to Do
Viseu, Portugal Attractions and Things to Do - Museu Grao Vasco
Muralha Da Se Restaurant Review - Where to Eat Viseu Portugal
Muralha Da Se Restaurant Review - Where to Eat Viseu Portugal
Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal

Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal
Viseu, Portugal Things to Do & Attractions
Viseu, Portugal Things to Do & Attractions
Viseu, Portugal Things to Do & Attractions
Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal

Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal
Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal
Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal
Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal
Bacalhau Muralha Da se Restaurant Viseu, Portugal Where to Eat

Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal
Pousada De Viseu Hospital Hotel Review - Where to Stay Viseu, Portugal

Portugal Travel Information

Don’t forget to check out my other Portugal Travel posts!

48 Hours in Lisbon, Portugal:

What to Do in Lisbon, Portugal - Attractions, Restaurants, Hotels and More.

Portugal Photo Spots – Aveiro & Costa Nova:

Why you need to visit Costa Nova and Aveiro, Portugal and what to do there. These charming towns are the best spots to visit on any budget.

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