The Algarve, in the extreme south of Portugal, is known for its Mediterranean beaches and golf resorts. Whitewashed fishing villages on low cliffs overlooking sandy coves were transformed in the 1960s, and now the central coast between Lagos and Faro is filled with mansions, hotels, bars and restaurants. The region's western Atlantic coast and rugged interior are less developed.

Porto is a coastal city in the northwest of Portugal known for its imposing bridges and the production of Port wine. In the medieval district of Ribeira, on the banks of the river, narrow cobbled streets pass through the houses and restaurants of the merchants.

Fátima is a city in the center of Portugal that houses the Sanctuary of Fátima, a place of Catholic pilgrimage. The Capelinha das Aparições marks the place where the Virgin Mary allegedly appeared in 1917. Other sacred sites include the Basilica of Nossa Senhora do Rosário, with its golden angels, and the modern Church of the Holy Trinity.

Fátima is a city in the center of Portugal that houses the Sanctuary of Fátima, a place of Catholic pilgrimage. The Capelinha das Aparições marks the place where the Virgin Mary allegedly appeared in 1917. Other sacred sites include the Basilica of Nossa Senhora do Rosário, with its golden angels, and the modern Church of the Holy Trinity.