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Wild, like it was in the beginning. Portuguese nature reserves can congratulate themselves for keeping the essence of the Iberian Peninsula and the volcanic islands of the Atlantic intact. It’s a journey through time that carries us to a world where man lived with nature as an equal. From the mountains to the coast, passing through volcanoes, peaks and gardens, here are ten paradises where green is in the air.

Ride a bike in Portugal

Cycling is not as popular in Portugal as it is in Germany. In recent years, however, a trend reversal has been noticed in this...

The Algarve – Portugal

The Algarve in southern Portugal can be divided into two regions: The sandy Algarve in the east with endless sandy beaches and marshland and...

Lisbon travel tips: What you should know before visiting

Lisbon is the perfect destination for a city trip and a holiday in Portugal is not complete without a visit to its capital. This...

Portugal

Sat on the Atlantic shores in the far South West of Europe’s Iberian Peninsula, Portugal was the place many travelers set sail from to...

Portugal travel tips: What you should know before visiting

In recent years, #Portugal has risen in popularity as one of the must-visit countries in #Europe for its history and culture, delicious gastronomy, beautiful...

Lisbon

Lisbon has reawakened and is now one of Europe's coolest city break destinations. The words "new" and "cool" hadn't been associated with the Portuguese...

Madeira – Portugal

Until you’ve experienced #Madeira, it might be difficult to understand its appeal. But this #Portuguese archipelago is certainly alluring, and not just because it’s...

Things to see in the Algarve – Portugal

The region in the south of Portugal has much more to offer than sun, beach and many holidaymakers. You will also find great sights...

Madeira live HD webcams

Would you like to see what is happening in Funchal and around the island in real time and check out the current weather? Well,...

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Europe is an interesting and diverse continent. Each of the countries that form Europe has its own unique and fascinating culture and history. Visiting any one of the countries is a wonderful experience as you will find so many things to see and do.

Northern Europe refers to the portion of Europe to the north of Western Europe, the English Channel, and the Baltic Sea; it also includes the Baltic republics.

Western Europe is the western part of Europe; it is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean in the west, the English Channel and the North Sea to the north, and by the Alps in the south.

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Europe is an interesting and diverse continent. Each of the countries that form Europe has its own unique and fascinating culture and history. Visiting any one of the countries is a wonderful experience as you will find so many things to see and do.

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