Portugal — 2 museum-grade prints drawn from its heritage. Lisbon's Remodelado trams — especially the iconic line 28 through Alfama, Graça, and Baixa — are among Europe's last hill-climbing streetcar experiences, while azulejo faience lines metro stations, churches, and façades across Portugal. Belém Tower guarded the Tagus estuary during the Age of Discovery; the National Pantheon at Santa Engrácia crowns the city's eastern skyline. Portimão arrived late in the European circuit canon but earned respect quickly: the 2020 Portuguese Grand Prix reminded Formula 1 how much grip changes when a lap climbs and dives through the Algarve scrub. The venue also carries quieter memorial weight — Craig Jones corner honours the World Supersport rider killed at Brands Hatch in 2008 — which is why a minimalist track map here reads less like décor and more like a bookmark for anyone who discovered modern Portugal through race weekends rather than beach brochures.