Located in the heart of Portugal's Alentejo region, the charming town of Estremoz stands as a hidden gem for wine enthusiasts. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and exceptional wine production, Estremoz has rightfully earned its reputation as a wine town worth exploring.  Read more →

Portugal has a vibrant coffee culture that reflects its overseas history and love for socializing in cafés. Coffee is an integral part of daily life, and understanding the different types of coffee and the customs surrounding it is essential for an authentic Portuguese experience Read more →

These are just a few of the many off the radar destinations in Portugal worth exploring. By following these tips, you can enjoy Portugal while supporting sustainable tourism and minimizing your impact on the environment and local communities. Read more →

The Douro River Valley is also a breathtaking region in Portugal known for its stunning landscapes, world-renowned wine production, and rich cultural heritage. Read more →

Satisfy your Grape Expectations with this wine journey of Portugal Read more →

Portugal is known for its excellent wines from the Douro and Lisbon. But, there are many wine regions to explore. Here are some of the lesser-known Portuguese wine regions you can discover! Portugal is known for its excellent wines, and there are many lesser-known wine regions to explore. Here are... Read more →

Évora, the main city of Portugal’s Alentejo, has been named the European Capital of Culture 2027. As a result, Évora will offer a series of cultural events for the year of 2027. The award is based on a criteria of cultural and artistic content to be presented and the participation of the local population in the project. The  European Capital of Culture is an initiative that focuses on the creative economy at the heart of European cities with EU support for a yearlong celebration of the arts and culture. Read more →

When served on the plate, no Prato, it is usually accompanied by French fries, rice, a fried egg and salad. Sometimes it can also contain ham, between the steak and the egg. Read more →

The castle of Mértola is located on the highest point of the village. Even though the castle is of Muslim origin, the current building dates from a reconstruction carried out by the knights of the Order of Santiago after the village was taken by the Christians. The most notable feature of the castle is its 30 meter-high keep tower, finished around 1292, which has an inner hall covered with Gothic vaulting. The defences include a city wall, which still encircles the village. Read more →

Portuguese table wines ranked very highly in end-of-the-year reviews in two top wine magazines. These high ratings coincide with a significant increase in sales the wines have seen recently. Over the past three years, sales of Portuguese table wines have increased 40 percent and red wines grew by 125 percent. Read more →