Visit the Convent of Christ in Tomar — a UNESCO landmark with Templar roots, a unique rotunda, varied cloisters, and architectural layers spanning centuries.

Batalha's Monastery is a breathtaking Gothic-style abbey located in the town of Batalha, in central Portugal. It was built in the 14th century to commemorate Portugal's victory in the Battle of Aljubarrota and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The monastery is known for its stunning architecture, including the intricate stonework and beautiful stained glass windows.

The monastery is a popular destination for history and architecture buffs, as well as those seeking a peaceful retreat in the beautiful countryside of central Portugal.

World Heritage by UNESCO. Work on this 12th-century monument began in 1178 and lasted for 100 years, going through several stages of construction. 

The Monastery of Alcobaça is known for its impressive Gothic architecture and the greatest love story in the history of Portugal – the tragic passion of D. Pedro and D. Inês de Castro.

A picturesque coastal town in central Portugal, is known for its rich traditions and and carismatic people. It has also gained a reputation among surfers as a top destination for big wave surfing, with the famous "Canhão da Nazaré" producing record-breaking waves. In fact, in 2011, Garrett McNamara surfed the largest wave ever recorded, measuring a whopping 30 meters.

.Óbidos is a charming medieval village located in the central-western region of Portugal, known for its picturesque white houses adorned with colorful flowers, narrow cobblestone streets, and impressive fortifications that once protected the town. Visitors can explore the medieval castle, walk along the town's walls, and indulge in the traditional cherry liqueur known as "Ginja." With its unique blend of history and beauty, a must-see destination on any trip to Portugal.