Known as the birthplace of Portugal, Guimarães has a new reason to be visited. It is the European Green Capital 2026, a recognition of the path the city has been taking towards a more sustainable future. The historical centre in the area that was (...)
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 (...)
In the heat of summer, those who are looking for a different holiday in the middle of nature but don’t want to give up going for a swim can exchange the salty sea for the calm, fresh waters of the Portuguese rivers.The river beaches are the ideal (...)
With a fruity, slightly thick aroma, golden or greenish yellow in colour, bitter, spicy or sweeter, mild or intense. This is Portuguese olive oil.In a country so strongly influenced by a Mediterranean climate, the olive tree has been a feature on (...)
The island of Terceira, one of the main entry points to the Azores, together with the islands of Graciosa, São Jorge, Pico and Faial, forms the central group of the archipelago.As its name implies, this was the third island of the archipelago to be (...)
When it comes to healthcare, Portugal inspires confidence and is increasingly sought after. For many people, Portuguese healthcare offers an excellent value-for-money alternative where the medical and rehabilitation care, kindness, climate, direct (...)
This is a performance that explores movement, breath, and presence through a choreographic language inspired by the elements of nature, such as air, (...)
The São Martinho de Terras de Bouro Fair is back, with lots of entertainment and culture for all tastes and for all ages.
As in previous editions, (...)
Sondre Lerche is returning to the stage with his “Acrobats” tour, which will take him across the United States and Europe. In an intimate voice and (...)