Portugal has a large diversity of things see and to do, and beauty places in nature, here is a list of 100 of the places to visit in Portugal: 

1. Lisbon: The vibrant capital, known for its historic neighborhoods, cultural richness, and stunning viewpoints.
2. Porto: Famous for its historic Ribeira district, Porto is a UNESCO World Heritage site with a rich maritime history.
3. Sintra: A fairy-tale town with palaces, castles, and lush gardens, including the iconic Pena Palace.
4. Cascais: A charming coastal town with beautiful beaches, a historic center, and proximity to Lisbon.
5. Évora: Known for its well-preserved Roman temple, Gothic cathedral, and medieval charm.
6. Douro Valley: Famous for its terraced vineyards, wine estates, and scenic boat cruises along the Douro River.
7. Coimbra: Home to one of the world´s oldest universities, Coimbra boasts historic architecture and a lively student atmosphere.
8. Lagos: A picturesque Algarve town with historic walls, beautiful beaches, and vibrant nightlife.
9. Algarve Beaches: Pristine sandy beaches along the Algarve coastline, offering a mix of relaxation and water activities.
10. Funchal, Madeira: The capital of Madeira, known for its botanical gardens, historic architecture, and vibrant markets.
11. Pena Palace: A colorful and eclectic palace set atop Sintra´s hills, offering panoramic views of the surroundings.
12. Bairro Alto, Lisbon: Lisbon´s bohemian district known for its nightlife, Fado music, and trendy bars.
13. Belém Tower: A UNESCO World Heritage site on the banks of the Tagus River, symbolizing Portugal´s Age of Discovery.
14. Nazaré: Famous for its giant waves, Nazaré is a picturesque seaside town with a historic lighthouse.
15. Cabo da Roca: The westernmost point of continental Europe, known for its rugged cliffs and stunning views.
16. Óbidos: A charming medieval town surrounded by walls, known for its narrow streets and annual chocolate festival.
17. Guimarães: Often considered the birthplace of Portugal, Guimarães has a well-preserved historic center.
18. Monsanto: A unique village with houses built among giant boulders, offering a distinctive architectural landscape.
19. Aveiro: Known as the "Venice of Portugal" for its canals and colorful Moliceiro boats.
20. Tomar: Home to the Convent of Christ, a UNESCO site, and a symbol of Portugal´s Templar history.
21. Vila Nova de Gaia: Famous for its wine cellars and panoramic views of Porto´s historic center.
22. Ponte de Lima: A charming town with a Roman bridge, medieval architecture, and beautiful gardens.
23. Quarteira: A coastal town in the Algarve known for its beaches, seafood, and lively atmosphere.
24. Ribeira, Porto: The historic district of Porto, with narrow streets, colorful houses, and riverside cafes.
25. Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês: Portugal´s only national park, offering diverse landscapes, wildlife, and hiking trails.
26. Alcobaça: Home to the impressive Alcobaça Monastery, a masterpiece of Cistercian Gothic architecture.
27. Vila Real: A town in the Douro region with a mix of historic sites, gardens, and the Mateus Palace.
28. Santa Maria Island, Azores: One of the Azores islands known for its natural beauty, volcanic landscapes, and vibrant flora.
29. Serra da Estrela: Portugal´s highest mountain range, offering stunning landscapes and winter sports opportunities.
30. Sesimbra: A coastal town with sandy beaches, a historic castle, and fresh seafood restaurants.
31. Monsaraz: A medieval village with well-preserved walls, offering panoramic views of the surrounding plains.
32. Viana do Castelo: A coastal city with historic architecture, a charming old town, and the Sanctuary of Santa Luzia.
33. Viseu: A city in central Portugal known for its historic center, museums, and lively cultural scene.
34. Caldas da Rainha: Famous for its thermal waters, ceramics, and the Parque D. Carlos I.
35. Batalha: Home to the Batalha Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its Gothic architecture.
36. Peniche: A coastal town known for its beaches, historic fortress, and proximity to the Berlengas Islands.
37. Arouca Geopark: An area with unique geological formations, including the Paiva Walkways and the Arouca 516 bridge.
38. Barcelos: Famous for its weekly market, colorful ceramics, and the iconic Rooster of Barcelos.
39. Chaves: A city in the north known for its hot springs, historic castle, and Roman bridge.
40. Sagres: A historic town with rugged cliffs, a fortress, and a maritime museum.
41. Fátima: A significant pilgrimage site, known for the Sanctuary of Fátima and the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary.
42. Pontevedra: A city in Galicia, Spain, known for its well-preserved historic center and festivals.
43. Amarante: A picturesque town on the Tâmega River, known for its historic bridge and São Gonçalo Church.
44. Angra do Heroísmo, Azores: A UNESCO World Heritage site with well-preserved historic architecture.
45. Ponta Delgada, Azores: The capital of São Miguel Island, known for its gardens, historic architecture, and Lagoa das Sete Cidades.
46. Estoril: A resort town known for its casino, gardens, and the Estoril Circuit for motorsports.
47. Bragança: A city in the northeast with a medieval castle, museums, and the Domus Municipalis.
48. Avenida dos Aliados, Porto: A central avenue in Porto with grand buildings, including City Hall.
49. Vila do Conde: A coastal town with historic landmarks, beaches, and the Santa Clara Monastery.
50. Ilhéu da Vila, Azores: A small islet with a lighthouse, accessible by boat from Terceira Island.
51. Vila Franca do Campo, Azores: A town with a marina, historic architecture, and the Islet of Vila Franca do Campo.
52. São Vicente Caves, Madeira: Natural caves in Madeira, formed by volcanic activity, with guided tours.
53. Monchique: A town in the Algarve known for its spa, hiking trails, and panoramic views.
54. Mourão: A village with a medieval castle and views of the Alqueva Dam.
55. Belmonte: Known for its Jewish heritage, including the Belmonte Castle and the Jewish Museum.
56. Lamego: A historic town with a monumental staircase, a cathedral, and the Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios.
57. Seixal: A town near Lisbon with waterfront areas, parks, and cultural attractions.
58. Silves: A historic town with a Moorish castle, Gothic cathedral, and orange groves.
59. Vila Velha de Ródão: Known for its river beaches, nature reserves, and the Castle of Vila Velha de Ródão.
60. Vila Real de Santo António: A town known for its grid street plan, beaches, and the Guadiana International Bridge.
61. Vila do Bispo: A coastal town in the Algarve known for its beaches, cliffs, and the Cape St. Vincent Lighthouse.
62. Mata Nacional do Bussaco: A protected forest with walking paths, a palace, and the Bussaco Convent.
63. Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina: A natural park with coastal cliffs, beaches, and diverse ecosystems.
64. Estoi Palace: A Rococo palace with gardens, located in the village of Estoi.
65. Ria Formosa Natural Park: A lagoon system with barrier islands, birdwatching opportunities, and pristine beaches.
66. Penacova: A town known for its river beaches, the Penacova viewpoint, and the Santa Maria da Penacova Sanctuary.
67. Vila Nova de Milfontes: A coastal town with beaches, the Mira River, and the Castle of Vila Nova de Milfontes.
68. Alcácer do Sal: A town with a medieval castle, Roman ruins, and scenic views of the Sado River.
69. Mata do Bussaco: A protected forest with exotic trees, walking trails, and the Bussaco Palace.
70. Peneda-Gerês National Park: Portugal´s only national park, known for its diverse landscapes, wildlife, and hiking trails.
71. Alter do Chão: A town known for its Lusitano horse breeding tradition and the Alter Stud Farm.
72. Linhares da Beira: A medieval village with a castle, historic buildings, and panoramic views.
73. Mértola: A town along the Guadiana River known for its archaeological sites, castle, and Moorish architecture.
74. São Miguel Island, Azores: The largest island in the Azores, known for its volcanic landscapes, hot springs, and crater lakes.
75. Azenhas do Mar: A picturesque coastal village with whitewashed houses perched on cliffs.
76. Sabrosa: A town in the Douro Valley known for its vineyards, wine production, and the Mateus Palace.
77. Estômbar: A town with a historic church, the Igreja Matriz de Estômbar, and scenic landscapes.
78. Vila Nova de Foz Côa: Known for its prehistoric rock engravings, vineyards, and the Côa Museum.
79. São João da Madeira: A city known for its industrial heritage, museums, and the Oliva Creative Factory.
80. Mafra: Home to the Mafra National Palace, a Baroque masterpiece with a basilica and library.
81. Serpa: A town with a well-preserved castle, historic walls, and a museum showcasing regional traditions.
82. Grutas de Mira de Aire: A cave system with stunning stalactites and stalagmites, one of Portugal´s natural wonders.
83. Elvas: A town known for its star-shaped fortress, aqueduct, and historic city walls.
84. Evoramonte: Explore this small village with a castle offering panoramic views of the Alentejo region.
85. Vila do Porto, Azores: The oldest settlement in the Azores, known for its historic architecture and museums.
86. Alvor: A charming fishing village in the Algarve with narrow streets, a harbor, and sandy beaches.
87. Cacela Velha: A picturesque coastal village overlooking the Ria Formosa, known for its historic charm.
88. Vilarinho de Negrões: Visit this peaceful village in the Montalegre region, surrounded by nature.
89. Linha do Douro: Take a scenic train ride along the Douro River, passing through vineyards and landscapes.
90. Palmela: Known for its medieval castle and wine estates, offering panoramic views of the surrounding region.
91. Cabo Espichel: Explore the dramatic cliffs, historic church, and lighthouse overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
92. Torre de Belém, Olhão: A historic watchtower in Olhão, providing views of the Ria Formosa Natural Park.
93. Vila Real de Santo António: A town on the Guadiana River, known for its squares, gardens, and proximity to Spain.
94. Mafra Tapada Nacional de Mafra: A wildlife reserve within the Tapada Nacional de Mafra, home to various species.
95. Lousã Castle: Discover the ruins of Lousã Castle, perched on a hilltop in central Portugal.
96. Ponta da Ferraria, Azores: Visit this unique spot with natural hot springs by the sea on São Miguel Island.
97. Estádio do Dragão, Porto: The home stadium of FC Porto, offering tours and a museum for football enthusiasts.
98. Belas Clube de Campo: Explore the natural beauty and golf courses in this residential and recreational area.
99. Fort of Graça, Elvas: A historic fortress with impressive star-shaped bastions, part of the Elvas city defenses.
100. Vila Franca do Campo, Azores: A picturesque town with historic architecture, a marina, and nearby islets.