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Discover Portugal's charm from the ancient streets of Évora to the academic atmosphere of Coimbra, the fairy-tale landscape of Sintra, and the vibrant culture of Porto.

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1.Evora
Museum City of Portugal
2.Coimbra
The Traditional Academic City
3.Sintra
Fairytale Town on the Hill
4.Porto
Invincible City, Unbreakable Spirit
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Evora
4,565 mi
Plane
10h 8m
Evora
- Trip Weather 11 °C - Trip Weather 24 °C
Discover Evora
Museum City of Portugal
Évora is a charming city in southern Portugal that's steeped in history. As one of Portugal’s most beautifully preserved medieval towns, Évora is an enchanting place to delve into the past. Inside the 14th-century walls, Évora’s narrow, winding streets lead to striking architectural works: an elaborate medieval cathedral and cloisters; the cinematic columns of the Templo Romano; and a picturesque town square, once the site of some rather gruesome events.
Evora
Coimbra
186 mi
Plane
3h 11m
Coimbra
- Trip Weather 11 °C - Trip Weather 23 °C
Discover Coimbra
The Traditional Academic City
Coimbra is a charming city situated in the central part of Portugal. Known as the academic heart of Portugal, it is home to one of the world’s oldest universities, the University of Coimbra. The city is also famous for its Romanesque cathedrals, medieval fortification, beautiful gardens, and the enchanting Mondego River.
Coimbra
Sintra
137 mi
Plane
2h 21m
Sintra
- Trip Weather 13 °C - Trip Weather 21 °C
Discover Sintra
Fairytale Town on the Hill
Situated amidst the pine-covered hills of the Serra de Sintra, Sintra’s storybook palaces and extravagant villas have captivated visitors for centuries. The variety of fascinating historic buildings and beautiful scenery located within this town have turned Sintra into a sought-out destination, you can't miss the Pena Palace and the Moors castle.
Sintra
Porto
275 mi
Plane
5h 31m
Porto
- Trip Weather 11 °C - Trip Weather 22 °C
Discover Porto
Invincible City, Unbreakable Spirit
Porto is a charming seaside city in Portugal, best known for its port wine production. It boasts beautiful baroque churches, bell towers, narrow streets, and houses with colourful tiled facades. Photogenic bridges and a bustling cultural scene makes for diverse sightseeing and activities. The Ribeira district, with its narrow alleyways and quaint cafes, and the modern art scene in Miguel Bombarda street are a must-visit.
Porto
Washington
4,439 mi
Plane
10h 51m
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Travel Tips

Currency: EUR Time Zone: Western European Time (UTC +0) Language: Portuguese

Hello! It's exciting to hear that you're planning to visit the beautiful Portuguese cities of Évora, Coimbra, Sintra, and Porto. Here are some travel tips to help you plan your journey.

Best Time to Visit:
Best time to visit Portugal is during spring (March to June) or during the fall season (September to October) when the weather is pleasantly warm with less crowd.

Route and Accessibility:
You can fly into Lisbon or Porto, which have the largest international airports in Portugal. From there, you could rent a car or make use of the reliable train and bus services to reach your destinations. Don't forget to visit Sintra, a short trip from Lisbon.

Accommodation and Booking:
All these cities have a wide range of accommodations, from budget to luxury. Booking in advance is highly recommended, especially during peak season. Platforms such as Booking.com, Airbnb, and the official hotel website can be used for reservations.

Clothing and Essentials:
Pack lightweight, breathable clothes for warm weather but also carry a light jacket as it can get a bit cooler at night. Comfortable walking shoes are a must as you'll be exploring many historic sites. Don't forget a sunhat, sunscreen, and a good camera.

Health and Safety:
Portugal is generally safe for tourists but standard precautions should be taken to protect your belongings. Tap water is safe to drink. Healthcare facilities are good but travel insurance is recommended.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Portuguese people appreciate politeness. When entering shops, it's customary to greet with a 'Bom dia' (Good day), 'Boa tarde' (Good afternoon) or 'Boa noite' (Good evening). Respect queues and personal space.