Paiva walkways in Portugal considered the best tourism project in Europe
Paivas walkways in Arouca won the awards for best tourism project in Europe and best adventure experience for the third consecutive year at the World Travel Awards.
Margarida Belém, Mayor of Arouca, underlines that the walkways are a unique experience that has welcomed more than half a million visitors since its opening in 2015.
Paivas walkways in Arouca won the awards for best tourism project in Europe and best adventure experience for the third consecutive year at the World Travel Awards.
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