In Portugal, you’ll find art on every corner and through every medium. In the landscapes, wine routes, and flavours, in the strength of the sea, the traditions kept alive, and in the creativity of emerging artists. Every detail of Portugal reveals (...)
Close to Lisbon, Sintra is a must-visit place in any tourist programme because of its historical and cultural value and the striking beauty of a landscape that has been classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.In the town centre you can take an (...)
Corvo, considered by UNESCO to be a World Biosphere Reserve, forms, together with the island of Flores, the Western Group of the Azores archipelago. Its origins are volcanic, and it is the smallest of the nine islands, with an area of only (...)
You can’t miss them, wherever you are in Portugal. Tiles travel across all-time styles and languages and fill any pavement or visit with colour.Al-zuleique is the Arabic word that became the Portuguese azulejo (tile) and referred to the “small, (...)
The simple cuisine of the Madeira Archipelago portrays the soul of a simple, yet generous people.;Here, the cuisine excels in the traditional and the modern, in a creative subtlety between the various high quality regional products, which enables a (...)
Standing on the top of a plateau, Santarém is a belvedere over the fertile wetland region, the River Tagus valley known for farming, cattle breeding and bullfighting.The city incorporated the lands of the Order of Christ, which supported the (...)
The Estoril Music Weeks have helped to publicise new styles and recent creations. Don't miss this event, which takes place in Estoril and Lisbon. The (...)
Introducing itself as “the race that will put Algarve to the test”, the Algarviana Ultra Trail is a trail running sports event whose route crosses (...)
Visit Óbidos – Christmas Town – and enter a truly magical world!From, the beginning of December, Óbidos fills up with light, colour and fantasy - (...)