Portugal: Good — Solid, Few Real Obstacles.
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Good — Solid, Few Real Obstacles. Kids are genuinely welcomed and Lisbon and Porto have decent stroller access on main routes, though some hilly, cobbled areas require more effort.
Portugal: Good — Solid, Few Real Obstacles. Kids are genuinely welcomed and Lisbon and Porto have decent stroller access on main routes, though some hilly, cobbled areas require more effort.
Portugal is solid for family travel, with few real obstacles beyond normal trip planning.
A stroller should work fine for most of your trip, though a carrier is still handy as a backup for crowded spots.
This reflects general infrastructure and culture, not a guarantee for your specific itinerary — kid-friendliness depends a lot on your children's ages and your accommodation choice. Resort-based stays are almost always easier than independent city travel, regardless of a destination's overall rating.