Eating in Portugal: 10 Food and Wine Pairings You Must Try! (Part 3)
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Eating in Portugal: 10 Food and Wine Pairings You Must Try! (Part 3)

Portugal is a popular tourist destination renowned for its sandy beaches, historic cities, and mild climate. However, one of the highlights for most visitors is the delicious food and wine. There are many traditional dishes reflecting the local history. More recently, modern cuisine is bringing a twist to centuries-old recipes. As you have seen in…

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What Do Portuguese People Eat? – Discovering Portugal Part 1

Taste Atlas considered Portuguese cuisine the 5th best in the world by Taste Atlas in the 2024/25 season. It is known for its hearty dishes and sweet treats with rich flavors. It includes seafood, meat, fresh fruits and vegetables, herbs and spices, and olive oil, considered the Mediterranean liquid gold. With so many delicious dishes,…

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Discover The N2 – Portugal’s Route 66 (Road Trip – Part 2)

If you are like us, you love a good road trip. There is nothing like the freedom of driving through beautiful landscapes, stopping wherever and whenever you want. Besides, driving allows you to see the most remote areas, away from tourist spots. The most famous road in Portugal links the mountainous North to the sun-drenched…

Explore El Salvador's natural beauty with a classic VW bus by a serene lakeside view.
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How to Plan a Road Trip: Portugal as You Have Never Seen it Before – Part 1

Portugal is a popular summer destination in Southern Europe. It is known for its stunning beaches and warm weather. Most people know Portugal’s capital, Lisbon, and other big cities, like Porto and Coimbra, Portugal’s medieval capital. But the country has much more than historic places and white sand. It also has beautiful landscapes and small,…

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Why You Shouldn’t Speak Spanish in Portugal – Part 2

Traveling to Portugal with only Spanish language skills might seem like a good idea. However, this assumption could lead to unexpected cultural misunderstandings and social awkwardness. The Portuguese take pride in having their own language, which developed separately from Spanish. Many travelers believe Spanish and Portuguese are interchangeable, but the reality is far more complex….

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Exploring the Best Portuguese Snacks

Portugal is one of the most popular food destinations in Europe. The national gastronomy reflects its maritime roots and agricultural abundance. Local ingredients shine in dishes passed down over generations. Like in other European countries, food is central to Portuguese life. From bustling markets to cozy taverns, you will find opportunities to taste traditional delights…

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Discover The 10 Most Popular Festivities in Portugal

Portugal is a country on the Iberian Peninsula with a vibrant culture and history. Throughout the year, the nation comes alive with events that showcase its rich heritage and warm hospitality. Each region offers unique celebrations. You might enjoy sunsets on the golden beaches of the Algarve or visit regional fairs in Alentejo. The festival…

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Your Essential Guide to Portuguese Drinks

Every country has its traditional drinks. Some are iconic beverages made with local ingredients. Others originated in faraway places, but regional or national brands picked them up and popularized them all over. For example, you easily associate Limoncello with Italy and Champagne with France. On the other hand, you might not know Fanta and Sprite…