Perched atop Lisbon's highest hill, Castelo de São Jorge offers panoramic views and a rich historical journey, from Moorish origins to royal residence, with enchanting night views.
Situated on a hilltop, this picturesque 8th-century castle, rebuilt in the 14th century, transports visitors into a medieval fairytale with its charming streets and vibrant floral displays.
Overlooking the Tagus River, this 8th-century fortress provides breathtaking vistas and a glimpse into its varied past as a royal palace, prison, and military barracks.
Known as the birthplace of Portugal, this medieval stronghold offers impressive views, intricate carvings, and a stroll through the historic, cobblestone streets of Guimarães.
Located on a Tagus River island, this 12th-century Knights Templar fortress features robust walls and towers, accessible via a scenic boat ride, ideal for photography enthusiasts.
This 8th-century fortress boasts stunning views from its high, rocky perch, along with well-preserved medieval architecture and the quaint, cobblestone streets of Marvão.
Nestled in the Alentejo region, this hilltop castle offers spectacular views, especially at sunrise or sunset, and a visit to the well-preserved village of Monsaraz below.
A must-see Moorish-style sandstone castle from the 8th century, housing an archaeological museum and offering sweeping views from its fortifications.
This Gothic-style castle, significant during the Christian Reconquista, provides panoramic countryside views, ancient corridors to explore, and a glimpse into medieval life.