The Azores originated as a result of the 1766 volcanoes that are to be found in this archipelago, nine of which are still active. The Azores Geopark was born out of all this natural wealth, as part of the European and Global Network of Geoparks. Its (...)
A small paradise that is off the shore of a larger one - the island of São Miguel - the islet of Vila Franca do Campo provides an exciting day for anyone who visit it.Situated opposite the town of Vila Franca do Campo, about 1km from the coast, the (...)
The coastal strip between Odeceixe and Burgau is known as the Vincentina Coast, and is a different part of the Algarve, where the preserved nature has a strong, wild character, creating landscapes of breathtaking majesty. This area is part of the (...)
Tavira is very seductive, and from the streets along the River Gilão to the castle walls from which you have the best view over the town, it makes you want to discover its hidden corners and unlock its secrets. There is a certain oriental charm in (...)
The capital of the Algarve since 1756, Faro is also the gateway for those arriving by plane. The Manuel Bivar Gardens are a beautiful reception area for visitors, where everything overlooks the marina, the Ria Formosa and the sea.The Arco da Vila (...)
The Alentejo coast stretches from the mouth of the River Sado to Zambujeira do Mar, and will surprise you for being such a well preserved coastal area, with small havens of sun and beach, hospitable people and good cuisine.From Troia to SinesYou can (...)
This is Sagg Napoli's first solo exhibition designed for Galeria Contemporânea. Through a spatial and sound installation developed in collaboration (...)
The exhibition Crossroads marks the tenth anniversary of the Nadir Afonso Museum of Contemporary Art and explores the relationship between Álvaro (...)
The exhibition *Beautifully Imperfect*, on view at the Serralves Museum, brings together the work of American painter Alice Neel (1900–1984), known (...)