Information about destinations travelling Europe by train
How to get to Luso – Bucaco Portugal by train The Bussaco Palace is like an authentic royal fairy tale castle in the middle of an enchanted forest. Converted into a deluxe hotel in 1917, it’s the place to stay for those interested in Portuguese history and architecture, with lavish decorative Manueline-Gothic features throughout. Bussaco…
How to get to Alvito Portugal by train Portugal is a relatively easy country to navigate – its robust road network can whisk you between main cities, while a dense network of buses serves areas where the rails don’t reach. You can easily book flights, trains and bus travel online or at the station ticket…
Once upon a time, Portimao was a thriving fishing and sardine canning centre. Though it’s now a popular tourist town with lots of top-notch restaurants and activities, the old centre still retains a more authentic persona. Less than an hour’s drive north takes you to Castro Laboreiro, where wind-torn mountain tracks lead up to a…
How to get to Cruz Quebrada Portugal by train The sand strip at the Cruz Quebrada beach, which thins out moving east from the Jamor river canal, is a tranquil spot. It’s a good place to escape from more crowded beaches, but it doesn’t have facilities and the water is sometimes uninviting. In spite of…
Tempt your sweet tooth with the nation’s most famous pastéis de nata (egg custard tart). This place is so popular, long queues often snake out from its front door. Explore 268 square miles of breathtaking nature in Portugal’s only official national park. Hike through wild Setubal beaches and atop mountainous vistas. 1. Visit the Livraria…
How to get to Reguengo – Vale da Pedra – Pontevel Portugal by train A beautiful castle in the heart of the valley. The Almourol Castle (Castelo de Almourol) is one of Portugal’s most spectacular castles. It was built by the Knights Templar and is considered to be one of the most important architectural works…
There are many things to do in Cabeda Portugal and this charming beach town is a perfect day trip from Lisbon. The beach is popular with locals and the old town has quaint streets lined with restaurants. The Jeronimos Monastery is another highlight of this area, but it gets very crowded. It’s best to go…
O Alcaide Restaurant serves up delicious local dishes such as their special Monkfish Cataplana along with a selection of Ruby, Tawny and Pale Port wines. You can also try their seafood rice dish as well as many other well-prepared Portuguese favourites. To book your stay at O Alcaide Portugal, simply select your dates and desired…
Kids will love the Jamour Adventure Park whose network of ropes, tunnels, bridges and nets is safe and challenges them at their own level. They will also love exploring the history of Sao Jorge Castle on one of Lisbon’s most historic hills. For beach lovers, Lisbon is one of few cosmopolitan cities that has beaches…
How to get to Alcaide Portugal The best way to travel between cities in Portugal is by train. You can book tickets online (via the official CP website or app) or at local stations. You can usually book Intercidade and Alfa Pendular trains up to 30 days in advance and some regional trains even further….