Voted the Best City Break Destination in Europe for five years running, this is a capital city that is popular with the international media and thousands of visitors. It is a charming city with its own character and it can be explored on foot or by tram. Lisbon has diverse attractions and the modern infrastructure of a cosmopolitan city; a pleasant year-round climate and a unique atmosphere; fantastic nightlife and rich cultural options.

Lisbon is one of the oldest cities in the world. Rich with cultural and architectural heritage, its traditions, such as Fado music, are internationally renowned. In the centre, you will find a plethora of theatres, museums, shops and restaurants. The riverside is home to terraces where you can while away the time and you can even enjoy a boat ride on the Tagus. A visit to this city will live long in the memory...

Visit this city with NAU Hotels & Resorts, and discover The Vintage Lisboa, in the city centre, or the Palácio do Governador, in the historic centre of Belém.

ALENTEJO

This is the largest region in Portugal but its strength isn't in its size, it is in its people, history, heritage, gastronomy, wines, scents and places of interest. Alentejo is more than the Tagus, the river that marks the "border". It is Portalegre, Beja and Évora; it is continental and Atlantic; it is inland and coastline. Alentejo is Alqueva, the largest man-made lake in Europe; it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site (Évora and Elvas); it is one of the best coastlines in the world. It is cork, wine, olive oil, cheese, Arraiolos rugs, the Templo de Diana, the Serra D'Ossa. It is the friendly nature of its people and the warmth of the sun that seems to beat down stronger here.

Vila de Montargil

This is the heart of Alentejo's north. Montargil is both a town and a lake. It is a paradise just a one-hour drive from Lisbon yet removed from the hustle and bustle of city life. It is a typical Alentejo town with a hotel that brings modernity.

We suggest you let yourself travel through time and space on foot, by bike, in the marina or in the plains. Go an adventure! Tackle the water of the reservoir or go on a horse ride. Visit the town's narrow streets and discover architectural remains from the 18th century. Visit Fluviário de Mora to learn about regional water species in an entertaining and educational space. Try migas, eggs, tomato soup, Sericaia, fish from the river and local meat. Drink regional products. Never forget Alentejo.