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 (...)
From grilled sardines to pastéis de Belém (custard tarts), the food in Lisbon is as appealing as the city and the region.Grilled sardines are popular throughout Portugal, but in Lisbon they are particularly traditional during the Popular Saints (...)
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 (...)
The Island of Graciosa, classified by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve, is the northernmost of the five that make up the central group of the Azores archipelago. It is known as the White Island, a designation inspired by the island’s (...)
The sea is a natural way of getting to Portugal and a good starting point to gain an insight into the history of this country of explorers. Boats from all over the world dock here, whether via the Atlantic to the west, or the Mediterranean to the (...)
With its mild climate, bright sunshine and favourable winds, sailing along the Portuguese coast is a great pleasure. As always in the Atlantic Ocean, it is sometimes calm for a relaxed spot of sailing, and sometimes more temperamental, offering (...)
The Twilight Sad have become a benchmark for contemporary melancholic rock. Hailing from Kilsyth, Scotland, James Graham and Andy MacFarlane lead a (...)
Amon Amarth, from the Viking metal movement, are returning to Portugal as part of their "The Allfather Awakens: Europe & UK" tour. The concert also (...)
Part of the Misty Fest lineup, East Forest (a project by American composer and producer Trevor Oswalt) has been establishing itself since 2008 as one (...)