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   Aquaparks in Portugal

   There are water parks from the north to the south of Portugal, which guarantee moments of great fun under the generous Portuguese sun.The sun and sea are a constant in this country with more than 800km of coastline, but it is no longer necessary to (...)

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   Gastronomy

   Portugal’s cuisine is as rich and varied as its landscape.The most distinctive feature of Portuguese cuisine comes from the sea. As you enjoy a simple grilled fish, always fresh like the seafood that abounds from end to end along the coast, you can (...)

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   Covilhã - Land of Discoverers

   Despite being inland and without a port, the city of Covilhã was the birthplace of important men who became famous for discovering new worlds in the 16th century.Prince Henry the Navigator - Lord of Covilhã, received the title from his father, King (...)

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   All About Portugal

   Tax free - VAT Reimbursement

   Visitors to Portugal who are not resident in any of the European Union member states can be reimbursed for the VAT (Value Added Tax) paid on purchases that they have made in Portugal and are being transported in their personal luggage. Only private (...)

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   Literary Tourism

   We travel for pleasure, for holidays, or for work, alone, with family, or friends. But regardless of the reason or the interest, taking a book is still on the list of things to put in the luggage.Books that inspireBooks are stories, imaginary (...)

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   Slow Travel in Portugal

   Go, wander, get lostPortugal is a perfect destination all year round. But to truly experience the soul of Portugal, it is essential to slow down and take the time to explore the country's hidden gems and lesser-known regions.Just let yourself go and (...)

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   Being a digital nomad in Portugal

   Portugal has been chosen as an ideal destination to work remotely and lead a quiet but dynamic, inspiring and creative lifestyle. If you are a digital nomad, independent worker or simply have a flexible working regime and can work from anywhere, (...)

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   Commerce with History

   Look for the traditional retailers and be surprised by the tales about the neighbourhoods and the people who live and work there.With their historical, cultural and social interest, shops both old and new form part of the identity of a city and the (...)

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   Surfing and bodyboarding

   Ribeira de Ilhas and Super Tubos are the names of two excellent surfing beaches known all over the world, amongst many along the coast between Ericeira and Peniche. But from one end of the country to the other, including the islands of the Azores (...)

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    Easter in Portugal

    With sunny days reminding us that summer is on the way, Easter is an excellent time to visit Portugal.During this festive season, traditions come alive in every street and home, with the aroma of folar (Easter bread), and the joy of the festivities (...)

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