Guimarães is a small town in northern Portugal, famous for its well-preserved medieval architecture. At the top of the hill stands Guimarães Castle, built in the 10th century, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the city. The Palace of the Dukes of Bragança has been restored in French style and houses a museum with furniture, tapestries, and weapons. Between the palace and the castle stands the Church of São Miguel do Castelo, a 13th-century Romanesque church.

Braga is a city located in the far north of Portugal, northeast of Porto. It is known for its rich religious heritage and cultural offerings. To the east, the neoclassical Church of Bom Jesus do Monte stands at the top of a 17-step staircase. In the city center, the medieval-style Sé de Braga houses a museum of sacred art and a Gothic-style chapel. Nearby, the imposing Palácio da Sé dominates the gardens of Santa Bárbara.

The Douro Valley is one of the oldest wine regions in the world, with over 2000 years of history. The region was officially demarcated in 1756, becoming the first wine region in the world to be protected by law. Famous for its terraced vineyards and Port wine, the Douro Valley is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with stunning natural landscapes and a rich cultural heritage.