Portugal is truly a treasure trove of picturesque villages worthy of fairy tales. Known as some of the most beautiful villages in Portugal, these charming spots are captivated by their stone houses, narrow streets, and atmosphere that blends serenity and history. Spread across the country, from the mountains to the riverbanks, each village offers a …
Pumpkin Fritters are a traditional Christmas treat in Portugal. The name of this sweet can vary by region and they are sometimes called “Sonhos de Abóbora“, “filhós de abóbora,” “bilharacos” (or “bilharecos”), and “belhoses.” This recipe is traditional to the Beira Litoral and Minho regions. However, since each region has its own version and name, …
The Vizela Boardwalks are one of the newest attractions in Minho, quickly becoming popular among both locals, who use them for running and walking, and visitors, who can explore a hidden side of Vizela and the northern coastal region of Portugal. This is a linear path, meaning that you must retrace your steps to return …
Portugal is a relatively small country, but it’s full of beautiful places, fascinating monuments, stunning beaches, and breathtaking natural landscapes. With good accessibility and an efficient transportation network, it’s easy and comfortable to explore the different regions, making the most of everything this destination has to offer. In this article, we’ve created a one-week itinerary …
Portuguese people love codfish; it’s even said there are 1001 ways to prepare it, or there’s a codfish recipe for every day of the year. Bacalhau à Brás is one of the most beloved salted cod recipes in Portugal, and it is simple and easy to make. Bacalhau à Brás (sometimes also known as Bacalhau …