Portugal Road Trip: Lisbon to Porto in 7 Days

Belém Tower

Iconic UNESCO monument symbolizing Portugal's Age of Discoveries.

Pastéis de Belém

The original home of Portugal's famous custard tart, a must-taste before leaving Lisbon.

Alfama

Lisbon's oldest neighborhood, full of fado music, narrow lanes, and viewpoints over the Tagus.

Castelo de Óbidos

A stunning walled medieval town perfect for a scenic detour off the main highway.

Ginjinha da Porta 7

Try the famous cherry liqueur served in chocolate cups, a regional specialty.

North Beach

Famous for record-breaking big waves and dramatic cliffside views.

Zé Manel dos Ossos

Beloved local tavern serving hearty traditional Portuguese fare.

Biblioteca Joanina

One of Europe's oldest universities, with a breathtaking baroque library.

Mondego River

Relaxing riverside walk through the historic city center.

Viva a Ria

Colorful moliceiro boats and canals earn Aveiro its nickname 'Portugal's Venice'.

Confeitaria Peixinho

Sample the sweet egg-yolk pastries that define Aveiro's culinary identity.

Praia da Costa Nova

Charming beach village famous for colorful striped fishing cottages.

Viseu Cathedral

A striking mix of Gothic and Manueline architecture in the historic town center.

O Cortiço

Regional Beira cuisine known for hearty roasted meats and local wines.

Jardim das Mães

A peaceful garden with lovely views over the old town.

Ponte de São Gonçalo

A picturesque riverside bridge and monastery in a charming Douro valley town.

Confeitaria da Ponte

Try the local doces conventuais pastries with a view of the river.

St. Anthony's viewpoint

Rolling vineyard-covered hills mark the start of Portugal's famous wine region.

Luís I Bridge

Porto's iconic riverside quarter with colorful houses and sweeping bridge views.

Café Santiago

Porto's legendary sandwich dish, a must-try local specialty.

Caves Cálem

A classic Port wine tasting experience in Vila Nova de Gaia across the river.