### 1. Lisbon
Portugal’s hilly, coastal capital city is not only picturesque but also full of life. Explore the historic Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, and catch a tram to Alfama to witness fado music in its traditional setting.
### 2. Porto
Known for its stately bridges and port wine production, Porto is characterized by its charming riverside area, the Ribeira District. Visit São Bento station to see its famed azulejo tiles.
### 3. Sintra
This town near Lisbon boasts palaces straight out of a fairytale, like Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira. The misty hills add an air of mystery that enhances its unique charm.
### 4. Algarve
Famous for its stunning cliffs, golden beaches, scalloped bays, and sandy islands of the coast like Tavira Island or Praia da Marinha, the Algarve is perfect for relaxation and water sports alike.
### 5. Évora
A UNESCO World Heritage site located in the heart of Alentejo region; it’s known for its well-preserved Old Town center with historical landmarks such as the Roman Temple and Chapel of Bones.
### 6. Coimbra
Home to one of Europe’s oldest universities, this city has a rich medieval heritage evident in its preserved buildings and libraries. The University’s Baroque library is exceptionally breathtaking.
### 7. Madeira
Known as the “Island of Eternal Spring,” Madeira offers lush landscapes, exotic gardens, hiking trails with spectacular views at Pico do Areeiro or Cabo Girão skywalk.
### 8. Azores
These nine volcanic islands in the Atlantic Ocean are perfect for nature lovers who enjoy whale watching or exploring calderas like Sete Cidades on São Miguel Island.
### 9. Obidos
Enclosed by medieval walls featuring cobbled streets lined with colorful houses and churches; Óbidos looks like a setting from a historical novel especially during the annual Medieval Market festival.
###10. Cascais
This seaside resort town on Lisbon’s coastline combines cultural attractions (like museums dedicated to art) with lovely beaches such as Praia da Rainha.
###11. Braga
Often referred to as ‘The Portuguese Rome’ due to its plethora of religious festivals and historic churches including Bom Jesus do Monte Sanctuary with its iconic Baroque staircase.
###12. Guimarães
Regarded as the birthplace of Portugal where significant national heritage landmarks like Guimarães Castle can be explored.
###13. Aveiro
Dubbed as ‘The Venice of Portugal,’ this city distinguishes itself with Art Nouveau buildings alongside canals navigated by colorful boats (moliceiros).
###14. Douro Valley
Take a scenic train ride through terraced vineyards recognized by UNESCO; visitors can also sample locally produced wine directly from various quintas here.
###15. Tavira
Combining Roman architectural sites with modern leisure facilities makes Tavira an interesting stopover especially if you visit Tavira Island accessible via ferry.
###16. Ponta Delgada
Located on São Miguel in Azores; this city serves as a gateway to explore nearby natural pools at Furnas or Terra Nostra Park botanical gardens.
###17. Serra da Estrela
If visiting during winter months one can enjoy skiing or snowboarding at Portugal’s highest mountain range besides exploring Parque Natural da Serra da Estrela throughout other seasons.
###18 .Viana do Castelo
This northern gem offers visitors incredible views over Lima River up from Santa Luzia Hill where Basílica de Santa Luzia resides prominently above town.
###19 .Nazaré
Famous for gigantic waves attracting top surfers globally; Nazaré also preserves traditional fishing village customs alongside hearty seafood cuisine experiences.
Finally:
###20 .Monsaraz
This tiny walled village provides panoramic vistas over Alentejo plains accompanying one through narrow lanes flanked by whitewashed homes — truly picturesque!
These destinations showcase just how diverse Portugal can be — from historical sites steeped in tradition to natural wonders offering thrilling adventures — making it one ideal travel locale! Whether you’re seeking serene beach days or cultural enrichments involving intricate histories; each location promises unique memories contributing collectively towards an enriching Portuguese journey!