Portuguese Life
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The Increasing Appeal Of Investing In Portugal
Currently, 1 in 5 property buyers in Portugal are from overseas and 31% of our buyers are from America - why?
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Dia de São Martinho
In many parts of the world, 11th November is celebrated as St. Martin’s Day or Dia de São Martinho.
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Portugal Day!
Friday 10th June, is Portugal Day – one of the most important dates of the year! The annual national holiday called Dia de Portugal honours the country’s customs, history and culture.
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Portugal flying the Blue Flag at 32 more beaches this year
This year Portugal has 431 beaches, marinas and vessels awarded with the Blue Flag, 32 more than in 2021, with an increase in river beaches distinguished with the award, the Associação Bandeira Azul Europa (EBAE) announced recently.
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The legend of the rooster of Barcelos
One of the most curious national symbols of Portugal is the ‘Galo de Barcelos’ (the rooster of Barcelos), usually represented by a colourful ceramic rooster decorated with hearts and flowers.
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Portugal’s Freedom Day - Dia da Liberdade
One of the most important days in modern Portuguese history is 25 April when a bloodless military coup took place 48 years ago on 25 April 1974.
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Enjoy Easter in Portugal
Easter in Portugal is about having days off and a relaxing time in the warm spring sunshine with family and friends – food playing a big part in the celebrations.
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Algarvian wines
Cliff Richard’s vineyard, Aldega do Cantor, has just been sold to businessman Joaquim Pires, who wants to make Algarve wines known all around the world.
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Five fab Portuguese foods!
5 reasons why Portugal should be on every foodie's list!
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Live in Lisbon!
Lisbon is full of charm, character and tradition here are five facts about our beloved capital:
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The blossom of love!
Everywhere you go in the Algarve at this time of year, you can experience the stunning beauty of the almond tree.
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Ano Novo, Vida Nova!
In Portugal, New Year's Eve is full of traditions and superstitions. Just like Christmas, the celebration begins with a family dinner and even more holiday sweets.
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Feliz Natal, Joyeux Noël, Buon Natale, Frohe Weihnachten – Merry Christmas!
In Portugal, Christmas celebrations start on the evening of the 24th December. All generations of the family gather for a family dinner known as the night of the Consoada.
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Bolo-rei – the cake of kings
If you’re in Portugal at this time of the year, you may have seen a very festive looking cake called a bolo-rei. This is part of Portuguese Christmas and Epiphany traditions and was introduced in the 19th century.
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Surf the Silver Coast
Portugal is most famous for its temperate climate, excellent food and wines, stunning beaches and warm hospitality, but these shores are blessed with super swell and good waves making it an idyllic destination for surfing.
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Fado music
There are many wonderful Portuguese traditions but perhaps the musical symbol of Portuguese culture is fado.
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All year round Algarve!
With the clocks going back at the weekend, northern Europe is starting to feel chilly and Autumnal. And yet, here in the Algarve, it’s still a delightfully balmy 25ºC!
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Love that Lisbon vibe!
Steeped in culture and history with churches, forts and museums, Lisbon was first inhabited around 700 B.C. Lisbon is the second oldest capital city in Europe after Athens and it seems like every culture has lived here for a few centuries.
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Historic Porto
Porto is a charismatic, world-renowned historic destination and its unique heritage and culture make it an ideal place to invest, work and live.
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Invest in vibrant Vilamoura
Isn’t it everyone’s dream to live by the sea…