Portugalist

If you've ever dreamt of spending a week, month, or even longer travelling by campervan then you're in luck. There are an increasing number of Portuguese and international companies that have campervans for hire...

For wine lovers and oenologists, or those that just like a drink, Portugal has some truly beautiful wine hotels for you to stay in. The majority of these are in and around the Douro...

Lisbon's cost of living has risen in the past few years, particularly when it comes to rental costs. More and more property owners are now renting their properties short-term through sites like Airbnb instead...

Porto is fast becoming a hub for startups, digital nomads, remote workers, and all other types of freelancers, and there are some seriously great co-working spaces in the city centre and in nearby Matosinhos.Although Porto is...

Traditionally, the Algarve stirs up connotations of coastal resorts, orange-growing farms, and Northern European expats. Although there have always been a few trendy restaurants, bars, and hotels, the Algarve has never really been cool...

Everyone goes to Lisbon. It's the capital, it's bigger, and that's where the majority of the flights go to. Well, not everyone. Hipsters, of course, go to Portugal's second city: Porto.Porto is an equally,...