Traditional holidays in Portugal

As Easter approaches once more, it brings forth a delightful season in Portugal where families come together to feast and rejoice.

The first things that come to mind for many when Easter is mentioned are chocolate eggs and Easter bunnies, and while these things are popular in Portugal too, Easter, known as "Páscoa" in Portuguese, has a much more traditional meaning.

When is Valentine's Day in Portugal?

Carnival in Portugal is a lively and colourful celebration that takes place in the days leading up to Lent, usually in February or March. The exact dates vary each year as they are determined by the Catholic liturgical calendar.

Christmas in Portugal is a special time filled with unique traditions that make the season truly memorable.

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 did Carnival begin in Portugal? There are several theories on the origin of Carnival, but this one remains unknown.

Portugal’s Prime Minister António Costa recently addressed the nation and has announced the country’s roadmap for easing lockdown measures in Portugal in 2021.