What to do in Portugal

It's fair to say that the cold weather has arrived. Even in Portugal the chill of winter has crept into the air, and while it is better known for its sunny beaches, Portugal is full of surprises and has plenty of beautiful sights to take in in the winter months.

It's safe to say that summer is now well and truly behind us, and the time to visit the beaches of Portugal's long coast is past. But the climate is still pleasant, and Portugal has so much more to see than just sand and sea.

More than ever, we all need to relax and escape our day-to-day routine. The last two years have been difficult for us all, and we have plenty of stresses we would like to forget.

The "Serralves in Light" is among the top 10 exhibitionsto visit in Europe , according to The Times. The British newspaper considers the three-kilometre route that runs through the entire park, with 28 installations, to be one of “the most attractive art shows” on the European scene, worth visiting

Autumn 2021 is just around the corner and this season is one of the best times to discover the history of Portugal.

Portugal’s mild climate, amazing beaches and good hospitality make it a great destination for surfers looking for the perfect waves this summer.

If you are thinking of moving to Portugal or spending a weekend break in the country, you won't have missed out on the fact that Portugal is famous for its food. What dishes are typical in Portugal? What is Portugal's famous dish?

Summer can be a bit of a nightmare when it comes to tourist traps, and now that tourism is open for business in Portugal this summer after the COVID-19 pandemic, people are dreaming of the summer holidays more than ever after months stuck at home, and now that Portugal has been included in the UK's

What is the main staple in Portuguese cuisine? “Bacalhau”, of course. Cod fish is very important in Portugal, historically, economically and culturally, being showcased in many museums, fairs and, obviously, in the thousands of recipes in which cod is the star ingredient.

Easter 2021 is around the corner and with it comes another amazing time of the year, when families traditionally get together to celebrate and, of course, to eat. Due to the coronavirus outbreak and continued restrictions, this year may be a little different with smaller celebrations.

Spring is in the air and trees and flowers are starting to blossom everywhere.

The Douro region in Portugal, or the “Enchanted Valley” as it is known, has incredible sights, amazing vineyards and wonderful “quintas” where you can relax, taste some delicious wine and food, and learn more about the area.