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Portugal was one of the colonial era’s central powers. From its shores came the first European to reach India by sea. The Portuguese also conquered much of South America. Today, Portugal is no longer colonizing, but its cities reveal the nation’s former glory. Tour its famous port towns and explore its picturesque Atlantic islands.
Lisbon, Portugal's capital, shows off the country’s riches from the height of its colonial empire. Tour its Belém port district. From here, world-famous explorers like Vasco da Gama set sail centuries ago. Da Gama’s body is buried in the lengthy 16th-century Jerónimos Monastery (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos) and his statue stands atop the grand Rua Augusta Arch. Lisbon also displays Portugal’s own history as a country colonized by other empires. Explore the hilltop fortress of the 11th-century Castelo de São Jorge, which features traces of Roman, Visigoth and Moorish peoples.
While Lisbon is a city built on imports, the large city of Porto thrives due to one of the country’s best-known exports: port, the sweet dessert wine. Explore the wine country surrounding the city, where terraced vineyards blanket the hills along valleys of the winding Douro River. Porto’s hillside cityscape features both Baroque and modern architectural masterworks amid colorful townhouses.
One attraction that sets Portugal apart from its European neighbors is the Azores archipelago far from its shores but within its Atlantic borders. Fly to this collection of nine volcanic islands for some of the best outdoor adventures in Portugal. Towering over the archipelago is the country’s highest peak, Mount Pico. Climb to the top for excellent views over the Azores’ central islands. The main island of São Miguel features volcanic hot springs, a picturesque crater lake at its center and one of Europe’s few tea plantations.
Begin your stay in Portugal by flying into an international airport outside Lisbon or one near Ponta Delgada on São Miguel. Untamed volcanic wilderness and former imperial riches await.
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12 Dec. - 13 Dec.
Convenient to the airport, very nice restaurant andbar
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23 Dec. - 24 Dec.
Fairly generic upscale hotel, everything was nice but nothing was exceptional.
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18 Dec. - 19 Dec.
Fabulous hotel. Very modern. Beautiful rooms. On roof pools with great views. Very clean. Large shower with rainfall shower. Amazing modern artwork in room. Breakfast was delicious with lots of choices. Anna Gomes at the front desk was very helpful and friendly. Spa massage was very relaxing. Tons ...
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6 Jan. - 7 Jan.
Folks at the front desk were very helpful and warm and welcoming. The same goes for the restaurant and bar staff. The rooms are "cheap and cheerful" but the common areas are great!
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3 Jan. - 4 Jan.
We love the hotel and especially the staff. The only downside would be its far distance from city sights. But it is much closer to the airport and we had an early flight, so that is a plus. Loved the property, it is definitely 5 star.
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7 Jan. - 8 Jan.
I arrive early in the morning and they check me in without problems so is a good policy to help the travel, no doubt, if is necessary I will stay here againg
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15 Dec. - 16 Dec.
The staff was nice, accommodating and knowledgable. Both the check in and check out processes were incredibly easy despite our arrival being very late at night. The bedroom was clean and well stocked with everything we needed and more. The bed was incredibly comfortable. All around, it was a great ...
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18 Dec. - 19 Dec.
Great location for easy access to sights. Super friendly staff with loads of helpful tips.
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