Best Portugal Tour: Marvel at the Charm of this Paradise Land!

Day 1: Lisbon

It’s a great idea to begin the first day of your trip to Portugal by making your way towards Castelo de Sao Jorge. You will be taking #28 Tram, and they are perfect for sightseeing and snaking through the streets of Portugal. You can easily see most of the landmarks of this paradise of Europe from these trams. Get off from the tram at Sao Jorge! This place represents the Lisbon’s Moorish period. Also visit the Lisbon Cathedral, which is believed to have been built during 1147. This classical Lisbon will be a perfect gift at your one of the best Portugal Tours. The view of grandmothers hanging laundries, fishermen chatting, and the fragrance from the cooking waft is something to boast of. You can now move towards the Baxia area, Dom Pedro IV, and into the Praca (Plaza). This one is Lisbon's central square and you will have access to a variety of cafes, monuments, and fountains here.

Best Things to do in Lisbon: you can head towards the Pink Street if you really want to try doing something cool. Here the nightlife is a must experience thing. There are plenty of lounge bars here, where you can you can try out some good cocktail.

Day 2: Belém Lisbon

This is the second day of your best Portugal Tours! You will be beginning by taking tram 15 to travel from Lisbon to Belém. In this area of Lisbon, you will be glad to see 2 of the UNESCO sites and many of the Museums. Unless you stop by Belém, your Lisbon trip is not going to look complete. One of the two UNESCO World Heritage sites in Lisbon is, The Torre (tower) de Belém, which was built during 1515. This monument has been given the status for its perfectly rich maritime history.  After this, you can move towards the Monuments of discoveries via the Tagus River. This place is worth visiting for most explorers of Portugal like Vasco da Gama set off to find a route to India, Far East, and the Americas. After this, you can move towards the Jerónimos Monastery. This place has also been included in the UNESCO sites for being Vasco da Gama’s final resting place.

Day 3: Porto

Two of the most fantastic activities, when you are in Porto are the Douro River and the Ribeira River area. This belongs to the medieval times and the maze-like tiny streets with vibrant old houses, and plenty of shops and cafes this is going to be the best place to start of your first day in Porto. Then you can walk over to Ribeira Square, which is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Tourists from around the globe come here to see this historic marketplace of merchants who used to sold fish, bread and other things here. After this, you can go for Port tasting, one of the best things to do in Porto.

Day 4: Porto

Start the fourth day of your trip to Portugal by walking towards the city center and visiting the Church of St. Francis. This church is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites! Thereafter, you can move towards the Sao Bento Railway Station. The beautiful tiles of the blue color of the Railway station are something must see. And, you cannot miss out on visiting the Livraria Lello, a bookstore in Portugal. This is one of the oldest libraries! And, you will be finishing your sightseeing in Portugal by climbing the Clerigos Tower. Enjoy your perfect Portugal vacation tour by choosing this 4-day itinerary.