Porto - Viseu 14 day trip

A destination in France frequented by few tourists.

Stroll through Porto's town center and absorb the local atmosphere

From this point you can view the beautiful beach of Arone, and then take Ficaloja Road to the lovely village of Piana.

From this UNESCO World Heritage Site, you can admire the beautiful red-granite cliffs and the magnificent azure blue of the sea.

According to local legend, this church was built overnight by angels, though it was really built by men in the 12C.

This highlight of Corsica is set on an amazing promontory surrounded by fortifications.

Known for its famous "Promenade des Anglais", this port city boasts a rich cultural life and a profusion of modern artworks.

The Plateau St-Michel offers some beautiful views over Nice and the Bay of Angels, take your time and enjoy this lovely promenade.

Western Europe's largest Eastern Orthodox church was built to honor Nicholas Alexandrovich, Tsarevich of Russia who died in Nice.

Stroll the narrow streets and relax in a cafe terrace, from which you can do some people watching.

Housed in the 17C Villa des Arenes, this museum holds one of the largest collections of Matisse works in the world.

This is a beautiful archipelago with many charming islands, such as Le Levant and Porquerolles.

Cannes is a famous upscale seaside resort town in the Riviera, it offers fantastic beaches, food, and nightlife.

This museum has an amazing collection of modern and contemporary art from some of the most prestigious artists.

Whether public or private, relax and enjoy in one of the large and lovely beaches of Nice.

Wandering through this museum is a wonderful way to discover Asian history and culture.

Housed in a majestic building, this museum offers beautiful collections of 17C to 19C European art.

Admire the superb Cians River as it winds through the natural sculptures it created over the years.

Profuse with fresh greenery and the unique color of red cliffs, this gorge is a must-see in the Var region.

This museum holds the famous Message Biblique series and has the largest collection of work by Chagall.

A famed route taken by Napoleon in 1815 towards the Battle of Waterloo, featuring the natural beauty of the riviera, the Alps, and much more.

While visiting here, be sure to see St. Marguerite Island, a beautiful place covered in eucalyptus and pine.

This pretty seaside village on the Riviera elegantly mixes its Medieval old town feel with good beaches and food.

The heart of Monaco, Monte Carlo embodies the luxurious spirit of the region and is known for its beaches, castle, and gardens.

A great park for leisurely hikes, this lush park is home to a wide variety of flora unique to the region.

The lively nature of this ancient Roman resort continues today with its nightlife, beaches, and a wide variety of activities.

Full of energy and architectural treasures, Avignon is an excellent base from which to explore Western Provence.

Avignon's historic center is a relaxed and easy place to explore.

Built in the 14C, this palace is the architectural highlight of Avignon.

A famous Avignon landmark, this old bridge extends half way across the river and houses a small church.

This rocky outcrop on the left bank of the Rhone offers exceptional views of the city.

Beautiful nature is evident all around this massif, whether admiring the landscapes or relaxing at the beaches.

Discover the rich fauna and flora of this superb cirque, as well as the magnificent view of the entire area.

The former residence of Cardinal Arnaud, this museum now features Italian paintings, as well as Gothic sculptures.

This museum features works by Avignon painter Joseph Vernet, as well as sculptures and paintings by French and Italian artists.

Youthful and progressive, this town remains charming and provincial with its monuments, facades, and architecture from the past.

This Roman town is known for its splendid architecture and numerous artifacts, which reveal a rich history.

Arles is a fascinating Provencal town in a great location, especially known for its many archaeological treasures.

Stretching across the Gardon River, this is the world's tallest ancient Roman aqueduct, and one of the best preserved in the region.

A famed route taken by Napoleon in 1815 towards the Battle of Waterloo, featuring the natural beauty of the riviera, the Alps, and much more.

A tiny French village, known for its wealth of historic buildings and landmarks, as well as its proximity to untouched natural beauty.

One of the oldest towns in France, Beziers is not to be missed with its interesting historical and cultural sites.

Stroll through the historic center of Beziers and immerse yourself in the local atmosphere.

Perched on a cliff above the Orb River, this ornate cathedral is seen from a great distance and is the symbol of Beziers.

The extensive views from this terrace include Beziers, the Orb River, and the Canal du Midi.

Housed in an old military barracks, this museum features archaeological collections of Greek, Iberian, and Gallo-Roman origin.

Discover the rich fauna and flora of this superb cirque, as well as the magnificent view of the entire area.

This town is not to be missed with its impressive and extremely well-preserved citadel, as well as its abundance of history.

Explore this 15C fortress, built by the Spanish, and accessible top visitors from the highway rest-stop.

Dating to the 13C, this commune is known for its rich history, excellent wine, and lovely nature.

Set on the Bay of Biscay, this town and its history is only rivaled by the sunny beaches and superb local cuisine.

Enjoy the bustle brought in by local and international travelers as you stroll through the streets, visiting shops and cafes.

This popular beach is easy to get to and will not disappoint those who wish to spend the sunbathing or swimming.

Sprawling around a former royal palace, this park is full of exotic and local vegetation, offering a perfect venue for a walk.

The shoreline of this bay invites long walks along the beach, but is also perfect if you simply wish to bask in the sun.

An off-the-beaten-path fishing village worth a visit for its great beaches, as well as its unbeatable sense of peacefulness.

Take a private tour of this cave, whose artifacts and cave drawings date back nearly 13,000 years.

Take in the awe-striking panorama of the sea atop Mount Igueldo, soaking in the lush scenery, the dramatic bay, and the lovely city.

Make the trip up Mt. Urgull to enjoy a panorama of the bay and the city, as well as explore the historic relics scattered throughout.

Once a monastery, this unique museum features funeral monuments, an ethnography collection, and some very impressive paintings.

This road runs along the coast in the Basque country, offering stops at numerous beautiful views and several fishing ports.

This picturesque viewpoint is worth the small walk, especially with the alluring 11C hermitage perched on the tip of the headland.

Bilbao is an interesting city with a strong culture of art and architecture, as well as numerous museums on a variety of themes.

Almost entirely destroyed by German bombings during WWII, this town's devastation inspired Picasso's "Guernica."

The historical richness of Salamanca's architecture has earned it a status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Strolling through the historic center takes you through the lovely winding streets, steeped with a delightful character.

This 18C square, the heart of the city, offers a great atmosphere and a fun crowd, all observable from one of numerous cafes.

Complementing the adjacent New Cathedral, this Romanesque cathedral features great chapels, colors, and a wonderful lantern tower.

This beautiful cathedral features Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque elements, testament to the centuries it took to build.

A great destination for active nature lovers, this mountainous area offers great outdoor opportunities.

Visible for miles, this prominent mountain with a monastery atop of it offers a 360-degree panorama of the entire region.

Stroll through this renowned university and enjoy its facades, its library, the lovely patio, and especially the fine cloister.

This unique 15C Gothic residence is symbolically decorated with 300 seashells, as well as featuring other notable ornamentation.

A 15C Renaissance convent, featuring a unique cloister full of captivating sculptures and interesting architectural curios.

Built in the 16C and 17C, this church with a massive gorgeous facade is an elegant combination of Gothic and Renaissance styles.

A remarkable example of surviving Visigothic architecture, this 7C church impressively commands its surroundings.