Cork, deep with Portuguese roots
Cork is a quintessential Portuguese product, contributing significantly to the global market. The cork tree, Portugal’s national tree.
Alentejo – Portugal
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Sines, much more than the harbor and the beach
Sines is a photogenic treasure and the birthplace of one of Portugal’s most celebrated figures: Vasco da Gama, a Portuguese navigator.
Cod or codfish in Portugal
Codfish, or simply cod, is a significant icon of Portuguese gastronomy. Why? Which cod dishes are the most popular? Why do the Portuguese consume so much cod, and how did it all start?
Mértola and its Moorish heritage, Portugal
Mértola, a picturesque village near the Spanish border in southern Alentejo, is steeped in history and culture.
Pataniscas and codfish cakes, Portugal
Pataniscas and codfish cakes (pastéis de bacalhau) are among the most typical snacks in Portugal.
Marvão, at the top of a mountain, Portugal
Marvão is visible from many kilometers away.
When we approach Marvão, what we first see is an immense quartzite monolith with a walled village on top.