Shaping Portugal’s Past
With all the wonder of a tale from the Arabian Nights, Portugal’s long and chequered history is today still largely evident from the many humble objects associated with the simple […]
With all the wonder of a tale from the Arabian Nights, Portugal’s long and chequered history is today still largely evident from the many humble objects associated with the simple […]
Besides enjoying Portugal’s enchanting landscape, fine wines, sandy beaches and warm year-round sunshine, the best moments for many visitors are served up in the country’s eateries, with the dining experience […]
There’s a feeling in some parts of Portugal that bread is sacred – ‘pão é sagrado’, they say – and that it sustains life like the wafer taken at Communion.
Crying out to be traversed and fully explored, the Minho region in the north-western corner of Portugal is the oldest and arguably the most characteristic part of the country.