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Inês Tito
Inês is a freelance content and copywriter with a past in the hospitality industry and a master's degree in Work and Organizational Psychology. She is a history enthusiast and an amateur landscape photographer. When she’s not writing, you can find her hiking in the forest, looking for the best photo composition.
Education:University of Évora, 2012MA Work and Organizational PsychologyExpertise:Articles by Inês Tito
Coimbra, once known as Aeminium by the Romans, is one of the oldest cities in Portugal and home to the first Portuguese university.
Located in the sunny Algarve, southern Portugal, Faro is the capital and largest city in the region. Although often overlooked, it hides a fascinating past.
Nestled amid luxurious green forests and rolling hills, Sintra is known as Portugal’s most romantic village.
Lagos is a beautiful town on Algarve’s southern coastline. Visitors often arrive looking for its famous seascapes and leave surprised by its interesting history.
Lisbon, Portugal’s great capital, is famous for its mouth-watering food, fado music, and stunning buildings. Yet, beyond the touristic landmarks, Lisbon hides a remarkable history.
Coimbra is a historical city home to the oldest university in Portugal. Despite its rich past, visitors often overlook it.
Guimarães is a stunning medieval city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the best place to unravel the extraordinary history of Portugal.
Porto is a beautiful UNESCO World Heritage site in the North of Portugal. It witnessed an incredible record of historic events that defined the country’s history.