Cities

Alfragide is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Amadora. It has 16,866 inhabitants, an area of 2.51 km² and its population density is 6,719.5 inhab/km². Its people are called Alfragidense.

Located on the south bank of the river Tagus, Almada is undoubtedly the best viewpoint over the city of Lisbon, standing out as points of observation the castle, the panoramic lift of Boca do Vento, and especially the Christ-King statue erected in 1959 .

Amarante is a Portuguese city belonging to the district of Porto, North region and sub-region of Tâmega e Sousa, with around 11,261 inhabitants

Next to the Ria, a vast lagoon basin where the sweet waters of the Vouga River mix with the waters of the sea, Aveiro, crossed by water streets where the colorful moliceiro boats slide.

Elevated to town in the XVI century, the initial nucleus of the town of Barreiro was formed by several fishermen from the Algarve, who settled here and worked in the port of Lisbon, known as "barreiros".

Beja is a Portuguese city belonging to the region of Alentejo and sub-region of Baixo Alentejo.

Braga is a Portuguese city, capital of the Cávado sub-region and the District of Braga, belonging to the Northern Region.

Bragança is a Portuguese border city, capital of the district of Bragança, in the North Region and sub-region of Terras de Trás-os-Montes, in the Northeast of Portugal (Northeast Transmontano), with 22,693 inhabitants in the urban perimeter (2021).

Coimbra, a riverside city in central Portugal and the country's former capital, is home to a preserved medieval old town and the historic University of Coimbra.

Elvas is a Portuguese town in the district of Portalegre, in the Alentejo region and in the Alto Alentejo sub-region, with 16 640 inhabitants.

A white and noble city, Estremoz can be divided into two nuclei that mark its evolution: the medieval house next to the castle and a modern village outside the walls.

Crowned by its imposing cathedral, Évora stands out on a gentle hill in the vast horizon of the Alentejo plain, and guards in its historic center surrounded by a vast wall of walls, a valuable cultural heritage that UNESCO has classified as a World Heritage Site.

Vila Nova de Famalicão is a Portuguese city, part of the sub-region of Ave, belonging to the North Region and the District of Braga.

Figueira da Foz is a Portuguese city in the district of Coimbra, located at the mouth of the Mondego River, with the Atlantic Ocean.

Guarda is a Portuguese city with a maximum altitude of 1,056 meters, making it the highest city in the country.

Guimarães is a Portuguese city located in the District of Braga, former province of Minho.

On the right bank of the broad estuary of the Tagus River, the capital of Portugal sits on enchanting hills and enjoys a unique geographical situation, to which it owes its destiny as a cosmopolitan city.

A Portuguese village in the district of Coimbra, in the province of Beira Litoral, in the Centro region (Beiras Region).

Located next to the Tagus River, this locality was donated in the XII century by the King of Portugal to the Order of Santiago de Espada, which dominated a vast territory headed by the Castle of Palmela.

Integrated in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, the Municipality of Odivelas borders the Councils of Loures, Sintra, Amadora and Lisbon.

Parede is a former civil parish in the municipality of Cascais, Portugal.

Penafiel is a Portuguese city in the district of Porto, in the North region and sub-region of Tâmega and Sousa, with about 18 950 inhabitants.

Located in the Serra de São Mamede and near the border with Spain, Portalegre had a strategic position in defense of the territory during the Middle Ages.

Capital and gateway to the north, Porto is an ancient city that gave its name to Portugal and to a wine known in the four corners of the world: Port Wine.

Peso da Régua is a Portuguese city in the district of Vila Real, in the North Region, in the Douro sub-region and in the former province of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro.

Santa Maria da Feira is a Portuguese city, part of the sub-region of the Metropolitan Area of Porto, belonging to the North Region and the District of Aveiro.

Inhabited since ancient times by Phoenicians and Romans who settled on the south bank of the River Sado (in Troia - opposite the current city), they named the settlement Cetóbriga, who later became Setúbal.

Torres Vedras is a Portuguese city in the West sub-region, belonging to the Center region and the district of Lisbon, with 27,781 inhabitants in its urban perimeter.

Vila Real is a Portuguese city and capital of the district of Vila Real, located in the North Region, sub-region of the Douro and in the former province of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro

Viseu is a Portuguese city in the homonymous district, located in the province of Beira Alta, Region of the Center and sub-region of Dão-Lafões.