Art itinerary to celebrate AprilMurals are artistic manifestations that represent true windows into the history and identity of Portugal. Throughout the country, each work invites visitors to learn about the Revolution of 25 April 1974 through art, (...)
Spend two days searching for the “Treasure of the Templars”, hidden in the heart of Portugal.Dedicate the first day to Tomar. Begin your journey in the Church of Santa Maria do Olival, one of Portugal’s earliest Gothic churches, commissioned in the (...)
Alcoutim no longer has the walls that defended its border for centuries, but it retains the tranquil atmosphere of a mountain town in the Algarve.On the banks of the Guadiana River, the history of the town of Alcoutim is closely linked to the fact (...)
Science, art and tourism have joined in the appeal for the safeguard of the Oceans, adding a work on the theme to the urban art route in Lisbon. Several artists have illustrated the wall between Rua Laura Alves and Rua Ivone Silva, with the purpose (...)
Small in size and big in what they offer, the villages and towns of Portugal are places where we find peace and tranquillity. They are ideal places to catch our breath, to return to what connects us to the land, to give importance to the essential (...)
Nowadays, it is unavoidable to think about sustainable mobility and to adopt means of transport with low or zero CO2 emissions, either in what we do every day or to continue travelling, but reducing the carbon footprint of travel.In the Rout-E (...)
The exhibition *Beautifully Imperfect*, on view at the Serralves Museum, brings together the work of American painter Alice Neel (1900–1984), known (...)
The Serralves Foundation and Porto Pianofest present Piano Garden, an installation by Annea Lockwood created between 1969 and 1970, as part of an (...)
The Gondomar Festivities kick off on September 5 and run until October 12, next to the Gondomar Urban Park. The program is diverse, combining the (...)
The opening of the Spain Exhibition is marked every two years with a “Guest Work,” which, in 2026, will be presented in the plural form through two (...)