Obidos Village

Óbidos is a historic town in Portugal, located on the country's west coast. It is known for its well-preserved mediaeval architecture and charming streets. The town is encircled by a mediaeval wall and is characterised by narrow cobblestone streets and traditional whitewashed buildings with colourful trims. The architecture reflects the Moorish, Roman, and Gothic influences that have shaped Portugal's history. One of the main attractions in Óbidos is the Óbidos Castle, which dates back to the 12th century. The castle now serves as a hotel, and visitors can explore its walls and towers while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding area. Óbidos is also famous for its annual mediaeval festival, where the town transforms into a mediaeval village with locals dressing in traditional costumes, and various events and performances taking place throughout the town.

Nazare

Nazaré, a charming coastal town in central Portugal, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich fishing traditions, and record-breaking waves that draw surfers and spectators from around the world. Explore the historic old town, a place of legendary miracles and visions, and take in one of the most spectacular views along the Portuguese coastline.