Portimao is the largest city in the Algarve region of western Portugal. The city is washed by the Arade River, which flows into the Atlantic Ocean. Once a fishing center, the city has turned into a favorite place for many tourists for beach holidays. A large number of hotels, villas, bars and restaurants, discos and clubs. Portimao also gives its guests the opportunity to get acquainted with ancient architectural monuments. Narrow streets, majestic monasteries and fortresses will take you back to the Middle Ages. The city center is decorated with bright high-rise buildings, and the resort's beaches are spacious and clean.
Portimao
Europe's favorite sunny resort
Portimao is a city that beckons seafarers and sailors, known for its marvelous, colorful ceramics, storks, seagulls, and oranges. Its narrow, winding streets meander up and down to the river, providing tourists with a recreational workout. Portuguese architecture features balconies with the most bizarre shapes and materials, mosaic cobblestone sidewalks, and houses adorned with antiques. The echoes of yesterday's flamenco, steep street climbs, the sound of the sea, and the cries of seagulls annually draw hundreds of thousands of travelers from around the world to the beautiful beaches of Portimao.
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