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In 1139, during the Christian Reconquista, the Kingdom of Portugal was founded from the County of Portucale, which emerged between the Minho and Douro rivers. In other words, the Northern region of Portugal plays a…

Its terraced vineyards, carved into steep schist hillsides, form a unique landscape that has been shaped by human hands for over two millennia.

In the interior of the country, there are mountains and villages of granite and schist. By the sea, fishing villages and cosmopolitan beaches with water sports set the pace of the day. And everywhere centuries…

According to data released by the National Statistics Institute (INE), this marks a continuation of the upward trend that began at the start of the year, with April setting yet another monthly record for passenger…

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a city that blends history, culture, and natural beauty along the riverside.

The plains that extend as far as the eye can see start close to the Tagus. While to the north, the pace is set by the green of the flatlands, further south the landscape combines…

The Algarve, situated at the southernmost tip of Portugal, is one of the country’s most popular tourist regions.

According to Google Trends data, Portugal has emerged over the past 12 months as the third most searched country on Google Flights, and in July, searches for Portugal in the tourism category reached a new…

The Azores were discovered by Portuguese navigators in the early 15th century under the command of Prince Henry the Navigator. The islands were uninhabited and were colonised by the Portuguese, Flemish, and other peoples, who…

Right in the middle of the Atlantic, the islands of Madeira and Porto Santo are a haven of natural beauty. The exotic colours of the flowers stand out from among the blue sea and the…

The World Travel Awards, often referred to as the “Oscars” of tourism, were established in 1993 and are awarded by professionals from the global tourism industry.