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It doesn’t matter where you decide to spend your weekend or holiday in Portugal; there is always something fun and exciting happening! Learn about some of the top attractions below.

Castelo de S. Jorge: One of Lisbon’s major tourist attractions, this historic building is know as “Lisbon’s Castle.” Climb to the top of one of the castle’s towers and enjoy incredible views of the city!

Paiva Walkways: Located in central Portugal, this elevated walkway offers a beautiful trail through the Arouca Geopark.

Peneda-Geres National Park: A mountain reserve located in northern Portugal with an incredible variety of winding trails and natural beauty. Explore the ancient Roman roads and hidden villages when you visit this park.

Many regional Portuguese dishes have an emphasis on fresh seafood, homemade breads and local spices that are enjoyed by everyone who visits.

Caldo Verde: This distinctive green cabbage soup is very popular and is served along with a mix of local Portuguese olive oil, potato puree, and slices of chouriço sausage.

Bacalhau: Prepared with eggs, potatoes, garlic, olives, and finely diced codfish, which is then sprinkled with chopped herbs before serving.

Polenta: Typically served with a meat sauce and sliced cheese, this cornmeal-based dish can be garnished with gorgonzola or fried peppers, onions, and sausage.

Sardinas Asadas: Fresh sardines are roasted over an open flame, developing a smoky, crispy flavor on the outside and tender white meat inside.

The summer months in Portugal have the most favorable weather. But depending on your travel plans, all the seasons offer great options!

April and May: You’ll have warm weather and lots of sunshine while you enjoy outdoor activities like biking and hiking.

June through August: This is one of the nicest times to visit Portugal. With a number of vibrant outdoor festivities and beautiful beaches, summer in Portugal is always fun!

November through February: Avoid the crowds and take advantage of incredible deals on your accomodations! Many attractions have limited hours but the main cities and larger towns have a full entertainment schedule.

Don’t forget to pack these important items so you can take advantage of Portugal’s top vacation experiences!

Portuguese dictionary and guide: This will help you to read instructions, chat with the locals, and order traditional dishes from a restaurant menu.

Swimwear: If you’re planning to visit one of the beautiful beaches, don’t forget to carry your swimsuit, sunglasses, and make sure to include sunscreen, too!

Refillable water bottle: Portugal’s summers can get very hot! Having a refillable water bottle will help to keep you hydrated during your trip.