New Website “Let’s Move to Portugal” Offers Unfiltered News Resource for North Americans Considering Relocation Read more →
Embark on a rail journey through Portugal's rich railway history at the National Railway Museum in Entroncamento. Read more →
The Alentejo isn’t just Portugal’s largest wine-producing region—it’s also one of its best. Here, centuries-old traditions, modern winery architecture, and cork forest landscapes come together to offer some of Europe’s most distinctive and immersive wine experiences. Read more →
In Portugal, the Best Things Aren't on a Checklist Read more →
Portugal’s Moorish past isn’t just confined to the famous places—it’s tucked into hillsides, whispered through ruins, and etched into the landscape. For the curious traveler, these off-the-beaten-path destinations offer more than just a photo op—they invite you to time-travel. Read more →
Ernest Hemingway famously wrote, "Bullfighting is the only art in which the artist is in danger of death and in which the degree of brilliance in the performance is left to the fighter's honor." Read more →
Portugal has its own language, culture, cuisine, and way of life. It is not a rich country, nor a developing one—it is uniquely Portugal. Many expats love it here, but plenty have struggled with the realities and eventually left. Read more →
The Alentejo is often perceived as a land of traditions, and a slower pace of life. But it is also a place of humor, pride, and a rich cultural heritage that refuses to fade. Mestre Alentejano is a musical love letter to the region, celebrating its quirks and linguistic charm while showcasing the depth of its identity. Read more →
Then came the Portuguese diaspora, spreading the language and culture across continents, carrying with them their identity and traditions. To embrace Portugal truly means to embrace its language. Read more →
Banning tuk-tuks from certain areas isn’t about shutting out tourists—it’s about preserving what makes Lisbon special. If we want to protect the soul of the city, it’s time to rethink how we balance tourism with the needs of the Lisboetas who live here. Read more →