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Portugal’s Best Landmarks to Visit

Portugal is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, offering a diverse range of famous landmarks that attract millions of visitors each year.

Rental Scams on the Rise: What Expats and Travelers Need to Know

Discover how a major rental scam operation in Spain highlights the need for caution among holidaymakers and expats, especially in high-demand areas like Portugal.

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The Architectural Mastery of Gonçalo Byrne

Byrne's work it reflects a deep understanding of the context and the specific needs of each project.

The Beauty of Portugal’s Azulejo Tiles

Unveiling Portugal's Vibrant Soul through Its Azulejo Tiles

How To Experience Street Art In Lisbon

The art here is not confined to galleries but is part of the everyday landscape, accessible to all who wander its storied streets.

Portugal’s New Minority Government Faces Challenges in Fragmented Parliament

Explore the challenges faced by Portugal's new minority government led by PM Luis Montenegro, navigating a fragmented political landscape to pass key legislation.

The Lello Bookstore in Porto

The lavish decor, characterized by intricate wood carvings and opulent gold leaf, sets the stage for a truly unique literary experience.

Glória: A Riveting Dive into Portugal’s Cold War Shadows

Netflix's enthralling series "Glória" whisks viewers away to the sun-soaked yet politically charged landscapes...

City of Spies by Mara Timon

his gripping novel transports readers to the heart of Lisbon, a neutral nexus teeming with spies from all corners of the warring world.

Lost in Fuseta : The Algarve’s Favourite Detective

The series centres on Leander Lost, a brilliant but autistic German detective temporarily transferred to the charming coastal town of Fuseta in the Algarve, Portugal.

Night Train to Lisbon by Pascal Mercier

"Night Train to Lisbon" is a profound narrative that explores themes of self-discovery, history, and existential contemplation. The story follows Raimund Gregorius, a Swiss Classics teacher, who stumbles upon a mysterious book by Portuguese author Amadeu de Prado.

The Maias by José Maria de Eça de Queiroz

Set in Lisbon, it explores themes of decadence, love, and societal obligations, weaving personal dramas with broader social commentary. De Queiroz's rich narrative offers a window into the complexities of human nature and societal constructs.

Tales from the Mountain by Miguel Torga

"Tales from the Mountain" is a collection that vividly portrays the essence of rural Portuguese life through the lens of Miguel Torga.

The Return by Dulce Maria Cardoso

Overview:"The Return" captures the turbulent period following Portugal's Carnation Revolution, focusing on the experiences...

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Specialized Tourism in Portugal: Wine, Golf, and Coastal Getaways

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Portugal’s Best Landmarks to Visit

Portugal is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, offering a diverse range of famous landmarks that attract millions of visitors each year.

Rental Scams on the Rise: What Expats and Travelers Need to Know

Discover how a major rental scam operation in Spain highlights the need for caution among holidaymakers and expats, especially in high-demand areas like Portugal.