Lifestyle in Portugal

The city of Porto has been named the World's Best City Destination 2022 at the World Travel Awards ceremony, held in November in Muscat, Oman.

The Portuguese government is interested in attracting more and more digital nomads to the country and is preparing, for example, a programme with tourism organisations to welcome and guide these professionals in the territory, announced the Secretary of State for Tourism, Rita Marques.

The 4-day work week in Portugal is starting its pilot project in June 2023 in private companies who have volunteered to take part, with a duration of six months and without public financial incentives, extending later to the public sector, if it has a "satisfactory evolution".

The colder weather is here and while Portugal is mostly known for its sunny beaches and warm climate, the chill of winter has crept into the air. Portugal is full of surprises and has plenty of beautiful sights to take in in the winter months, when you might even be able to see some snow.

Portugal public holidays 2023: we're already counting down to Christmas, and before you know it, 2023 will be here. It's time to take a look at the 2023 holiday calendar in Portugal so that you can be prepared, and even start planning your long weekends and getaways.

A trademark of Madeira Island, the typical houses of Santana are a real calling card to one of the most beloved places in the Atlantic Ocean. Although present in the municipality of Santana, these picturesque houses quickly became associated with the entire island and are well worth a visit.

Halloween 2022 is just around the corner.

When it comes to choosing a foreign country to live in, there are various aspects that count, from the climate, to safety, to leisure activities. And, weighing all these factors in the balance, Lisbon is considered by foreign citizens as one of the most attractive European cities to live in.

Hot summer days at the beach are long gone and Autumn is here, with even Portugal experiencing some drops of rain, cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. as well as the days with cloudier skies.

Twice a year the time changes in Portugal. Although the time change calendar is quite specific, many people living in and travelling to Portugal still have questions about when the clocks change.