
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.
Dão’s bikeway is a shining example of Portugal’s commitment to sustainability and recreational spaces. Gear up and enjoy.
Obidos is a charming Portuguese town, enclosed by medieval walls, featuring cobblestone streets, vibrant houses, and a picturesque castle overlooking.
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?
Aveiro is intersected by canals, genuine streets of water, along which can be seen coloured boats known as barcos moliceiros.
Monastery of Alcobaça, a UNESCO World Heritage site, traces its roots to the 12th century as a Cistercian order sanctuary.