Portugal’s cuisine is as rich and varied as its landscape. The most distinctive feature of Portuguese cuisine comes from the sea. As you enjoy a simple grilled fish, always fresh like the seafood that abounds from end to end along the coast, you can ...

  Holy Week in Óbidos Recalling the Passion and Death of Jesus Christ, Holy Week in Óbidos is considered one of the most impressive religious manifestations in the western region and attracts many people to this town united by devotion and culture. ...

  In the grandiose amphitheatre of the Douro Valley, classified World Heritage, man gave birth to Port wine and table wines of great quality. Port wine is the oldest ambassador for Portugal. Grown on the terraces of the Douro, it proudly belongs...

The corner stone was unveiled in 1900 by king Carlos I on the site of the former convent S. Bento de Avé Maria (Saint Benedict of Hail Mary). The initial project was designed by architect Marques da Silva with its external lines demonstrating then contempo...

  Foz do Douro The "Foz do Douro" is located in the western part of Porto and is known for being one of the most expensive areas of the city. It is a privileged place in which the Douro River meets the Atlantic Ocean. The Felgueiras Lighthouse is si...