
Cork, deep with Portuguese roots
Cork is a quintessential Portuguese product, contributing significantly to the global market. The cork tree, Portugal’s national tree.
Cork is a quintessential Portuguese product, contributing significantly to the global market. The cork tree, Portugal’s national tree.
If we look at Portugal’s map, we see that Alentejo is the region between the most southern region of Portugal, which is the Algarve, up to a few kilometers north of Lisbon.
Sines is a photogenic treasure and the birthplace of one of Portugal’s most celebrated figures: Vasco da Gama, a Portuguese navigator.
Évora, a museum-city, whose roots go back to Roman times, reached its golden age in the 15th century when it became the residence of the Portuguese kings.
Arrabida Natural Park. The breathtaking view makes me wonder why I don’t come here more often … It is lovely walking on the Park’s trails.
The Lusitano horse, known for its grace, strength, and intelligence, thrives in the serene environment of Alter.