Aveiro: Known as the "Venice of Portugal", Aveiro is famous for salt flats and colorful moliceiro boats. The city is also known as the Venice of Portugal due to its canals and its sweet ovos moles, a delicious local delicacy.

Fátima: Fátima is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the Catholic world. In 1917, three children reported seeing apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Cova da Iria, which led to the construction of the Sanctuary of Fátima.

Óbidos:This charming medieval village is surrounded by walls and is known for its well-preserved castle and its narrow, colorful medieval streets. Óbidos was an offering given to queens. Tradition that began in the 14th century and ended at the end of the 18th century. Óbidos is also famous for its traditional sour cherry liqueur, which is served in chocolate cups.

Nazaré: Nazaré is a fishing town that has become a popular destination for surfing enthusiasts, thanks to its giant waves that attract courageous surfers from all over the world. Praia do Norte is especially famous for being the place where some of the biggest waves in the world are recorded.