Don’t worry about your holiday to the Pousadas of Portugal if you have reduced mobility or use a wheelchair. Here is a handy guide to beautiful Pousadas which may be suitable: Fully Accessible Pousadas: This means the Pousada has an adapted room for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility

In the early 20th century wheels were set in motion to develop a state-run hotel network in Spain to accommodate travellers and holidaymakers and to improve Spain’s image globally, and today this network extends to 98 Paradors, or Paradores de Turismo de España, across mainland Spain, 5 of the Canary

Since 2002, the medieval town of Óbidos has celebrated its fascinating history through an annual Medieval Fair, held at weekends in July and August. It is rare to see a community come together so completely for a local celebration, but for those visiting Óbidos during the fair, you will be

Portugal – ‘Europe’s last best-kept secret’ – is proud of its history and traditions, many of which are associated with the Pousadas. The formerly state-owned ‘Pousadas of Portugal’ form a network of more than 40 establishments spread across the country from the green and rustic valleys of the Minho to