Portugal Itinerary 7 Days: Lisbon, Porto & Coimbra Journey
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Experience Portugal in just one week with this curated 7-day itinerary that blends history, wine, and coastal beauty. Begin in Lisbon, where pastel-colored streets, lively fado houses, and nearby Sintra’s palaces introduce you to Portugal’s charm. Travel north to Porto, famous for its riverfront quarter, bridges, and signature port wine tastings, before enjoying a scenic Douro River cruise.More...
Lisbon
Day 1 - 2
The beautiful city of Lisbon lies draped across a string of seven hills on the western Iberian Peninsula and is the westernmost and oldest city in western Europe. Its long and tumultuous history has resulted in an aesthetic characterised by a haphazard combination of old and new; however, the aesthetic chaos of Lisbon only adds to its appeal and its undeniable charm. Bright yellow centenarian trams rattle their way up steep, tree-lined, cobbled streets; ornate ironwork balconies overrun with bougainvillaea sit above elegant outdoor cafes housed in ancient whitewashed, red-roofed stone houses; and a flurry of detailed mosaics decorate the sidewalks. Ancient statues adorn grand squares and hidden gardens. A diverse culinary scene, a plethora of fascinating museums, and numerous castles make it easy to see why Lisbon is one of Europe’s most misunderstood and underrated cities.
Portugal Boutique City Hotel
Portugal Boutique City Hotel is located in the heart of Lisbon, Portugal, with easy access to attractions such as the slopes of Castelo de São Jorge, Rossio Square and Igreja de São Roque. Accommodation consists of a variety of guest rooms and suites, each equipped with air conditioning, a hairdryer, a minibar, a safe and a flat-screen TV. Guests can enjoy delicious meals at any of the on-site restaurants and refreshing drinks at the hotel bar.
Your activity
Évora Wine Tour with lunch
Itinerary Description:
Immerse yourself in comfort and tranquillity on this full-day journey through the picturesque Alentejo region. As you travel across its vast plains, you'll be greeted by a landscape adorned with olive trees, cork oaks, and vineyards, leading you to the enchanting city of Évora, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1986.
Morning: Discover Évora's Rich HeritageBegin your adventure with a 2.5-hour walking tour of Évora's historical centre. Discover the Roman Temple, one of the city's most iconic landmarks, and explore the grandeur of Évora Cathedral. Wander through the unique Chapel of Bones, a site that is both intriguing and thought-provoking. Throughout the tour, you'll be captivated by the city's diverse history, architecture, and artisanal crafts.
Midday: Culinary Delights Enjoy 1.5 hours of free time for lunch in Évora, where you can savour the rich flavours of Alentejo's renowned gastronomy. Whether you choose a local café or a traditional restaurant, this is the perfect opportunity to indulge in the region's culinary delights.
Afternoon: Wine Tasting ExperienceIn the afternoon, venture to a local wine estate for a 1.5-hour visit and wine tasting. You will have the chance to appreciate the nuances of Alentejo wines, guided by experts who will share insights into the winemaking process. Let your senses be captivated by the flavours and aromas of these exquisite wines.
Return to LisbonAs the day concludes, relax on your return journey to Lisbon, reflecting on the rich history and memorable experiences of the Alentejo region.
This delightful tour is designed to offer a harmonious blend of culture, history, and gastronomy, ensuring an enriching experience in one of Portugal's most charming regions.
Porto
Day 3 - 4
Located in northern Portugal along the Douro River estuary, the old sailing port of Porto is a World Heritage Site and the second-largest city in the country. While retaining the timeless charm of a small town, Porto also has many of the modern advantages of a metropolis. Browse the expansive art collection at the Soares dos Reis National Museum, view the ornate interior of the Church of Sao Francisco, and explore the medieval maze of stairways and terraces in the old quarter of Ribeira. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Vila Nova de Gaia area to sample some of Porto’s famous Port wine. Other popular attractions include the 12th-century Porto Cathedral, Clerigos Tower and the Harry-Potteresque Livraria Lello bookshop, showcasing some magnificent neo-gothic architecture.
NEYA Porto
With a privileged location on the riverside of Porto and 15 minutes from the airport, the NEYA Porto overlooks the banks of the Douro. Its prime location situates guests within easy reach of the area's many wonderful restaurants. shops and historical landmarks and museums. Designed to ensure a comfortable stay, the hotel offers beautifully decorated rooms and suites, some of which are themed. When it comes to dining, guests can savour traditional Portuguese cuisine at the Viva Porto Restaurant and unwind with a cocktail and snack at the Ultimate Bar. Leisure facilities include a wonderful spa.
Your activity
Fado in Porto & wine tasting
Experience the melancholic sounds of traditional fado in an atmospheric venue in the heart of Porto. Let yourself be enchanted by the emotional music and enjoy a selection of exquisite Portuguese wines at an exclusive wine tasting. A perfect combination of culture and enjoyment!
Coimbra
Day 5
Set roughly halfway between Lisbon and Porto, Coimbra is a vibrant, historical university town that flanks both sides of the Mondego River, with the old quarter on one side and the modern district on the other. A walk down the ancient town’s main street will take you past shops and cafes, culminating in an atmospheric plaza. The square is crowned by the 12th-century Santa Cruz Monastery, a majestic building of ivory-coloured stone with an elaborate arched entrance and an exquisitely detailed interior decorated with blue tiles. The University of Coimbra, dating to 1537, is Europe’s oldest university and the town’s main architectural attraction, while the Quinta das Lagrimas estate, with its forests, bamboo groves, poppy fields, and manicured gardens, provides a tranquil oasis just outside the city.
Sapientia Boutique Hotel
Nestled in the heart of the historic district of Coimbra, Portugal, Sapientia Boutique Hotel offers accommodation in proximity to attractions such as the Baroque Library, University Tower, Old Cathedral, and the Machado de Castro Museum. The establishment features 22 luxurious rooms, suites, and apartments with air-conditioning, TVs, free internet, telephones, safes, and other conveniences. Suites and apartments also have fully equipped kitchenettes. Guests are provided with breakfast, and light meals, snacks and drinks can be enjoyed at the on-site Tapas Wine Bar.
Lisbon
Day 6 - 7
The beautiful city of Lisbon lies draped across a string of seven hills on the western Iberian Peninsula and is the westernmost and oldest city in western Europe. Its long and tumultuous history has resulted in an aesthetic characterised by a haphazard combination of old and new; however, the aesthetic chaos of Lisbon only adds to its appeal and its undeniable charm. Bright yellow centenarian trams rattle their way up steep, tree-lined, cobbled streets; ornate ironwork balconies overrun with bougainvillaea sit above elegant outdoor cafes housed in ancient whitewashed, red-roofed stone houses; and a flurry of detailed mosaics decorate the sidewalks. Ancient statues adorn grand squares and hidden gardens. A diverse culinary scene, a plethora of fascinating museums, and numerous castles make it easy to see why Lisbon is one of Europe’s most misunderstood and underrated cities.
Portugal Boutique City Hotel
Portugal Boutique City Hotel is located in the heart of Lisbon, Portugal, with easy access to attractions such as the slopes of Castelo de São Jorge, Rossio Square and Igreja de São Roque. Accommodation consists of a variety of guest rooms and suites, each equipped with air conditioning, a hairdryer, a minibar, a safe and a flat-screen TV. Guests can enjoy delicious meals at any of the on-site restaurants and refreshing drinks at the hotel bar.
Your activity
Fado In Chiado
Fado In Chiado offers an atmospheric 50-minute fado show in the heart of Lisbon. A female and a male voice perform stirring fado pieces, accompanied by traditional Portuguese and acoustic guitar. The performance impressively conveys the melancholic soul of Portugal in an authentic atmosphere. A cultural experience that music lovers should not miss.
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