Portuguese cities

Living by water is something that people love, as it gives a great sense of tranquility and peace, especially if living in a city. This beautiful apartment in Porto is the perfect example.

Lisbon is the third best city in the world for foreigners to live in, after the Spanish cities of Valencia and Alicante, which occupy first and second place respectively.

The Lisbon Municipal Assembly has approved the country's first LGBTI+ Municipal Plan, which provides for a housing grant for transgender people and an independent flat for young people from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex community (LGBTI+) in Portugal.

The cold weather has arrived and it may come as a surprise to some that even Portugal feels the cold in winter. Portugal is full of surprises, with plenty of beautiful Portuguese winter sights to see.

In spite of the coronavirus pandemic that has seen house prices drop in many countries, the cost per square metre of housing in Portugal continues to rise, although the pandemic is putting a brake on the pace of growth.

MESPIL Developments & Investment announces Pine Hills, Vilamoura, No.9 Faro, and No.9 Lisbon projects have garnered International Property Awards 2020 as winners in the Portugal, European category. Mr.

The city of Braga and the Algarve region of Portugal are among the most welcoming and attractive places in Europe for new projects and investments.

Lisbon is in the Top 3 of the world's most innovative cities, according to a ranking prepared by Ambr Eyewear.

Autumn, with its shorter days and cooler temperatures, is well and truly here, but with Portugal's pleasant climate at this time of the year, there is no better time and place for a weekend getaway or city break. 

Europe's happiest residents live in the cities of Copenhagen (Denmark) and Stockholm (Sweden) according to the European Commission's latest study, "Report on Quality of Life in European Cities 2020", which analyses residents' perceptions of different aspects of their personal lives; such as satisfac

When moving to Portugal, or even planning a holiday in the country, people very often ask: "Is Portugal a safe country?" And the answer is yes.

The scariest date of the year is upon us and although Halloween 2020 may be a little different compared to other years, this doesn't mean that the celebrations have to be less scary.