Portugal’s legacy is reflected in its historical and cultural heritage plus its significant landmarks. It is a nation that has…
Category: History
Fish canning, prisons and river stories
Visitors to the award-winning museum in Portimão, Algarve, usually have a choice of exhibitions to see. Currently, there are two…
Unlocking the power of water
Nestled in the Alentejo, the monumental structure known as the Alqueva Dam stands as a testament to human ingenuity, providing…
Facts about Portugal
Portugal may be considered small, with a population of around 10 million and the mainland covering just over 89,000km2 however,…
Portugal’s enduring maritime legacy
It is believed that the Portuguese navy is the oldest established, currently active navy in the world. During the reign…
Winning bridges in Portugal
We know that the subject of bridges may not excite a lot of people however, Portugal does have some of…
Lands discovered by the Portuguese
The Portuguese were maritime giants during the Age of Discovery (from early 15th century to early 17th century). Of course,…
Algarve’s industrial tourism
An initiative that includes activities promoting the region’s industrial heritage, together with the working industry that is still open today,…
Cork – a renewable and natural material
With Portuguese cork exports reaching a record high in 2021, €1.133 billion, a 12 percent increase on 2020’s numbers and…
Cinemas, concerts and nature
Check out what to do in Algarve over the next few days. There are some interesting, fun activities and events…