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Discover Portugal Beyond the Algarve, While many travelers already know the Algarve for its world-class golf courses and white-sand beaches, there is so much more to explore across Portugal. From dramatic mountain scenery to lush vineyards and historic cities, Portugal offers one of Europe’s most diverse and rewarding travel experiences. Diverse Landscapes from North to South Beyond the sunny southern coastline lies a country of extraordinary natural beauty. Discover the rugged panoramas of Serra da Estrela, Portugal’s highest mountain range, where granite peaks and sweeping valleys create breathtaking views. Along the wild Costa Verde, wind-shaped dunes and Atlantic waves offer a quieter, unspoiled coastal escape. The diversity of Portugal’s scenery often surprises first-time visitors. Explore sprawling cork forests, boulder-strewn hillsides, and bird-filled lagoons in the eastern Algarve. In the heart of the country, the rolling vineyards of Alentejo stretch beneath endless blue skies, producing some of Portugal’s most celebrated wines. Portugal is prime territory for a scenic road trip. Follow the country’s renowned wine regions from north to south — tasting crisp Vinho Verde, elegant Dão, world-famous Douro, and distinctive Beira wines along the way.

Spain

Spain is a vibrant mosaic of culture, history, and landscapes — captivating and endlessly alluring. Each region offers its own unique charm, inviting exploration beyond the obvious. You might come for the striking curves of Frank Gehry’s Guggenheim in Bilbao, only to be swept away by the flavor-packed pintxos and drawn along the coast to San Sebastián, one of the world’s culinary capitals. In Seville, fragrant with orange blossoms, history unfolds across Roman ruins, Moorish palaces, and Gothic cathedrals, while in Barcelona, life pulses through the Gothic Quarter and spills into Michelin-starred kitchens. In Granada, the spellbinding Alhambra commands attention; in Madrid, masterpieces from the Prado and Reina Sofía galleries reveal Spain’s artistic soul. Yet it’s not just the cities that captivate — Spain’s natural drama is everywhere. Towering peaks in the Sierra Nevada and the Pyrenees, the wild ravines of Andalucía, the volcanic landscapes of Lanzarote, and the coves and mountains of Mallorca all paint a landscape as rich as its culture. Wherever you go, there’s likely to be a fiesta — a street celebration of food, music, and color. In Spain, life is rarely indoors. It happens outside, in full view, and with infectious joy.

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Italy

“Though one cannot always remember exactly why one has been happy,” wrote WH Auden when he left Italy, in his poem Goodbye to the Mezzogiorno, “there is no forgetting that one was.” It is easier to be happy in Italy than anywhere. From church bells and espressos in the piazza to experiencing the world’s greatest art in galleries and churches, Italy gives beauty and taste. From lunching on Europe’s best food, snoozing under cypresses beside azure swimming pools or under pines by bright warm seas, to evenings at the opera in Verona, a palazzo in Venice or an osteria in Naples, Italy gives serenity and nourishment.