Portugal’s Most Charming Villages for a Peaceful Getaway
Time seems to move more slowly throughout the villages of Portugal. These small towns located outside big cities allow visitors to experience traditional Portuguese living through their cobbled streets and whitewashed houses alongside the aromatic smell of fresh-baked bread from small cafes.
Advance planning plays a vital role in this trip because it includes choosing nice accommodations and securing affordable Stansted airport parking for a stress-free beginning.
The journey began in Monsanto which Portuguese locals consider the "most Portuguese village in Portugal." The village contains stone cottages that merge naturally into the imposing boulders which surround it.
The winding routes of this town transported me to a historical era as I admired panoramic views of the countryside from its medieval castle ruins.
Obidos stands as a fairy-tale village which
remains perfect for postcards. Trapped by ancient defensive walls Obidos
reveals itself through its tiny alleyways along with castle hotel accommodation
and its balconies decorated with flowers.
Make sure to Stansted airport parking deals and book according to your needs. |
The peaceful escape requires a stop at Marvao which shines atop a Spanish border hill. From its 13th-century origin the castle stands dramatically on a rocky peak while providing awe-inspiring vistas that make you feel like you stand at the summit of everything.
The towns of Portugal serve as travel spots
that also allow visitors to experience genuine tranquility. During your journey
have you come across any undiscovered places?
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