Family olive oil tourism in TMAD: Miranda donkeys in the Douro Valley, tourist train in Mirandela, solar cruise in Azibo, and visits to olive oil producers. The complete guide to activities with children.

Rio de Onor: a village in the Trás-os-Montes region divided between two countries, where ancient communal traditions and the Montesinho Natural Park meet.

Waterfalls, rivers and lakes in spring in Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro: a complete guide featuring the Faia da Água Alta Waterfall in Mogadouro, the Sabor Lakes, the Tua Valley and the rivers of Montesinho. The best time to see this region at its most abundant with water.

Discover Sambade, in Alfândega da Fé: ancient history, a baroque church, hiking trails in the Serra de Bornes mountains, and authentic Transmontane cuisine. Plan your visit!

Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro in spring: the complete guide for those who want to stop, breathe and discover one of the most authentic regions of Portugal. Two natural parks, viewpoints, waterfalls, gastronomy and true tranquility.

Discover Algoso, in Vimioso: an authentic village with a medieval castle, hiking trails, and legends in the heart of Northeastern Trás-os-Montes. A hidden treasure in the North.

Complete guide to the Dark Sky® Vale do Tua — the first protected area in Portugal with Starlight certification. 5 municipalities, 5 perfect places to see the stars in northern Portugal. In 2026, with a solar eclipse and the Perseids in August, there has never been a better time to come.

There are villages that were once large and have chosen to keep that past to themselves. Chacim, at the foot of the Serra de Bornes mountain range in Macedo de Cavaleiros, is one of them.

Discover Urrós in Mogadouro: the mysterious underground cellars, the São Fagundo Trail, and incredible views over the Douro International. Plan your visit!

Part 2 of the TMAD Walways:Tinhela Footbridges Trail in Murça, Ribeira da Fraga Footbridges in Valpaços, Caretos Trail in Azibo and the PR10 Tuela Thermal Baths trail in Vinhais. Complete guide with verified data, difficulty, length and practical tips.

On March 29th, Alijó will inaugurate the Ribeira de São Mamede de Ribatua walkways — 3.5 km between the Roman bridge and the Tua River, in the heart of the Vale do Tua Regional Natural Park. Find out everything you need to plan your visit

A complete guide to experiencing the almond blossom season in Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro in 2026. Fairs in Mogadouro, Torre de Moncorvo, Vila Nova de Foz Côa, Freixo de Espada à Cinta and Vila Flor — dates, programs, accommodation and gastronomy on an unforgettable route.

Discover the 3 natural parks and 1 UNESCO global geopark in Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro. Trails, fauna, flora and the best of the wild nature of northeastern Trás-os-Montes.

If you're looking for an authentic Carnival experience, far from the glitter and conventional floats, get ready to discover the Entrudo Chocalheiro of Podence — one of the most genuine and fascinating Carnival traditions in Portugal. Between February 14th and 17th, 2026, this small village in Trás-os-Montes will once again transform into a living stage of ancestral rituals, where masked figures run through the streets to the sound of rattles and the revelry takes on contours

There are places that make us stop. That force us to take a deep breath, slow down, and simply contemplate. Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro hold some of the most impressive viewpoints in Portugal. Nestled among deep valleys, olive groves stretching to the horizon, and traditional villages, these five observation points offer privileged views over a region that still preserves its authenticity. Discover where to stop, contemplate, and marvel at the landscapes of Trás-os-Montes.

Even before spring officially arrives, a spectacle announces its arrival in Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro: the almond trees in bloom. White and pink patches cover the slopes, contrasting with the dark schist and the still-grey olive groves of winter. It's a visual promise that something good is on the way—and that "something" goes far beyond beauty.

After January brings the silence of deep rest, February arrives in the olive grove with sharp tools and experienced hands. This is the month when the olive grower converses with each tree, deciding which branches stay and which go—a dialogue between tradition and knowledge that will shape the next harvest.

The snow of January 2026 is an opportunity worth sharing. For too long, winter tourism in Portugal has focused exclusively on the Serra da Estrela mountain range, leaving in the shadows a region that has so much—or more—to offer in terms of authenticity, landscape, and cultural experience.

There are places where time crystallizes. The Olive Oil Museum Centre - Solar dos Cortiços, in the village of Cortiços, is one of those rare spaces where we can literally touch the past. It's not an ordinary museum — it's a time capsule that preserves, intact, the way our great-grandparents transformed olives into liquid gold.

The region will be present at the largest tourism fair in the Iberian Peninsula (FITUR) with a program dedicated to excellent products, gastronomy, and olive oil tourism.