Porto is the second-largest city in Portugal and one of the most visited in the country. Although most people prefer to visit Porto in the summer and spring, winter is also an excellent time to explore the city. During this season, there are fewer tourists, and it’s still possible to enjoy most typical summer activities. …
The hike of Águia do Sarilhão is quite curious, as it alternates between some of the most beautiful landscapes in Portugal and long stretches on the side of the road. Furthermore, passing by the Vilarinho da Furna dam is ideal for those who like to combine hiking with diving on river beaches and natural lagoons. …
Peneda-Gerês National Park is an authentic paradise for nature lovers, offering many stunning landscapes and outdoor activities. Among its many treasures, the natural wells and lagoons, in addition to being refreshing, stand out as points of unique beauty and tranquility (well, at least some of them). These natural lagoons in Gerês are formed by the …
Fado is a musical genre that emerged in Portugal in the 19th century. It is an exciting musical style that invokes feelings of longing and nostalgia and moves the listener. Fado reflects the culture and history of Portugal. Due to its relevance, UNESCO classified it as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2011. In …
Polvo à lagareiro (Lagareiro-style Octopus), or any recipe “à lagareiro,” means that the dish is served with hot olive oil and garlic, usually accompanied by roasted potatoes with the skin. There is also bacalhau à lagareiro (Lagareiro Cod), from which this recipe originated, squid à lagareiro, shrimp à lagareiro. But octopus and cod are the …