If you had the option to add an extra dose of tranquillity to your trip, would you leave it out of your suitcase? Of course not. 
Planning a trip requires patience, but it saves you from potential embarrassments that nobody wants to go through. 

Traveling to just one of the following destinations is interesting. However, touring all these countries in a kind of interrail, but by car, makes the whole experience even more unforgettable. In this article, we'll take you on a journey through the cheapest cities in Europe. Find out all about it. 

Portugal is a charming country, full of natural beauty, with a rich history and vibrant culture. If you are planning a road trip to the north of Portugal, you're about to explore some of the country's most enchanting regions.

When we pack a suitcase and before we even decide our trip essentials, the most important things to keep in mind are the duration of the trip and the weather.

For many, driving is a unique pleasure and goes far beyond the need for everyday driving. But how can this pleasure be complemented with an extra dose of safety?

If you are already making plans for future holidays, but don't want to spend a lot, follow our tips for low-cost travel as family.

If you’re planning one or more road trips in Portugal for the next few months, check out our useful tips and make the most of your trip.

Planning a weekend getaway? Discover the best European cities to visit in 3 days and go on an adventure!

For anyone visiting the North of Portugal, it is mandatory visiting the city of Porto. The so-called “Invicta” has years of history and people walking its streets have an unparalleled sympathy, leaving anyone who visits it surrendered to its charms.

Region of strong religious traditions, Braga ends up losing a bit of its protagonism to its neighboring district capital: Porto. If you are considering including Braga on your travel itinerary in the North, or even visiting the city on a weekend getaway, we guarantee you will not regret it.

Lisbon is a place of many charms that could take days, weeks, even months to be fully and thoroughly explored! Still, not everyone has this amount of time to explore the Portuguese capital city. If this is you, don’t worry about it: our itinerary for 2 days in Lisbon will show you that it is possible to discover the most important places in the city, in a short amount of time.