Júlia Cotà is today one of the greatest living representatives of the "Barcelos Figurado", an artistic part of Portuguese popular culture. Are her creations crafts or are they naive art?...
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When you travel through Portugal, you will see public buildings, churches, monuments and even buildings or houses covered with tiles. Over time, these tiles have become one of Portugal's most...
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Egg pudding (Pudim de ovos) is a traditional dessert in Portugal. It is a popular dessert, made at home, with rather... nutritious ingredients! You will find here its original recipe.
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Used as a symbol by Portugal, the surprisingly modern Heart of Viana now has its place around the necks of Hollywood stars. What does it represent and where does it...
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The struggle for independence from the Kingdom of Castile, the reconquest of a country invaded by the Moors, great discoveries... Portugal's history has left us with unique monuments. I would...
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At the beginning of the 15th century, Portugal invented the first vessels able to sail in the open sea and embarked on a methodical exploration of the world. This is...
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During your stay in Portugal, avoid the miniatures of funiculars, mugs or the number of your house on a tiled floor. Be curious and picky and enjoy the richness and creativity of...
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It is jokingly said that on a trip to Porto, you should buy a soap to prove that you have visited the city and that after going up and down...
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The reputation of Portuguese canned sardines is well established. You can, of course, taste them directly on a slice of toasted bread but you can also spend 5 to 10...
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At only 1/2 hour from Lisbon by motorway, lies a little-known region of Portugal that offers unsuspected treasures: The Ribatejo, literally, the banks of the Tagus. Follow me, I'll take you there for...
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Discover the authentic customers' reviews concerning the Luisa Paixao website collected by an independent third party, STAMPED, by email sent 10 days after each purchase...
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Like wine, olive oil can be seen as a simple staple or, alternatively, as a multifaceted delight shaped by olive varieties, terroir, cultivation techniques, production methods, and unique blends. Here...
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Everybody knows Spanish tapas... Portugal has nothing to envy its big neighbour on this point and also offers extraordinary "Petiscos". Originally very popular, the petiscos are now at the top...
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Remember Joana Vasconcelos' exhibition at the Palace of Versailles in 2012, which had been in the news! The defenders of a castle frozen in its splendor were particularly contemptuous as they discovered...
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Originating from the Algarve, cataplana is a cooking kitchenware that gives its name to a large number of very popular dishes in Southern Portugal. A Cataplana is very easy to use,...
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In Portugal, as in many countries, November 11th, Saint Martin's Day, is the day when families gather to celebrate the last rays of sunshine and the arrival of the cold....
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During your stay in Portugal, but especially in Porto, you will not escape the "Francesinha", a typical dish from this city. Discover its origin and its genuine recipe....
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A trendy destination in Europe, Portugal also hosts an increasing number of corporate events. Accessibility, climate, culture, gastronomy, quality of life and infrastructures are vital assets... Discover them!
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