Lisbon is considered the city of the seven hills, which thanks to the diverse supply of viewpoints, allows for a multi-perspective over its original and beautiful architecture.
Beyond the authenticity that Lisbon has to offer, it also provides a large array of nightlife and delicious food, from traditional cuisine and pastry to modern and fusion gastronomy.

Regarding natural beauty, apart from the town itself, in the vicinities of Lisbon, it is possible to find the charming green and historical surroundings of Sintra and the wilderness of Arrábida.

The star of Porto is the Douro River, a UNESCO World Heritage Site which provides great views over the Douro valley where the wine grapes are harvested.

Not discrediting the Douro River, another important star of Porto is its food, hearty traditional meals can be found in almost every corner.

Algarve has a temperate Mediterranean climate, perfect for outdoor activities, either close to its rocky coastline on water or up in the southern mountain range.

It is possible to find both typical villages that can provide genuine experiences, from traditional cheese production to local handicraft, or touristic areas with great nightlife and restaurants.

Madeira has a good mix of touristic infrastructures and natural splendour. Azores on the other hand, while it lacks in infrastructure, it gains in terms of wilderness, peacefulness and authenticity.

Madeira has a very strong offer of cultural experiences, while the crown jewel of Azores is more about the natural experience and its unexplored heritage.

These are the true gems of the Atlantic Ocean.