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 →
If you're considering making Portugal your home, here are some hard truths worth reflecting on before making the move. Read more →
Attending a football game in Portugal is more than just watching a sport; it’s about immersing yourself in the culture and connecting with the heart of the Portuguese people Read more →
Lisbon, Portugal’s capital, is known for its traditional neighborhoods, culture, and charming cobblestone streets. But when it comes to exploring the hilly city, renting a car might not be the ideal choice for most travelers. Read more →
When planning a trip to Portugal, one of the most common questions travelers have is: "Is it safe to drink the water?" The short answer is: Yes, it is. Read more →
Livraria 100ª Página– Braga In Braga, Livraria 100ª Página is a literary hideaway that’s enchanting. This historic bookstore is celebrated for its collection of rare Portuguese and international editions. The bookstore also has a beautiful interior, blending traditional Portuguese design with modern touches. Nestled in the heart of Braga, it offers a quiet space to discover lesser-known Portuguese authors or simply relax in its warm, inviting ambiance. Read more →
Set in the heart of Portugal’s Alentejo region, the Moura-Serpa area is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Known for its rolling plains, ancient olive groves, and a pace of life that invites you to slow down and soak in the beauty of the surrounding landscapes, this region offers a rich tapestry of history, tradition, and natural beauty. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or a food enthusiast, Moura-Serpa has something special for you. All just a few hours from Lisbon. Read more →