Lisbon

The region around Lisbon and the Tagus Valley is the second most populous in Portugal. Within this region of the nation, there are almost 3 million residents. This region is home to Setubal, Sintra, and Cascais, among other notable cities.

The region is dominated by the capital of Portugal, which is situated on the Tagus River’s banks, and the surrounding areas are scattered throughout the region. The Grande Lisboa subregion is located north of the Tagus River, and the Setubal Peninsula subregion is located south of the Tagus River. The largest industrial production in the nation is located in Grande Lisboa, which is also the most densely populated area.

Lisbon is perched atop seven hills, and the Tagus River dominates this region. The area is mountainous, with Sintra being another hill-dominated city. This area of Portugal is the smallest, excluding the two autonomous archipelagos.

This area of Portugal is home to hills, mountains, and rivers in addition to a varied coastline that includes rocky cliffs, uninhabited beaches, and hills covered in forest that look out over the Atlantic Ocean. Due to the city’s coastal location, the summers are warm and the winters are mild. This area will appeal to you the most if you’re looking for bustling activity.