January 01, 2017

The Portuguese capital is on a cultural  and architectural roll
 

November 24, 2016

in "Portugal Confidencial"

The quality of the Portuguese core ingredients has contributed to the emergence of top notch restaurants in Portugal. If you are willing to taste the best flavours of the Portuguese food by nationally and internationally renowned chefs and have a Michelin Star meal in Portugal, just read our suggestions, book your restaurant and enjoy your meal!

November 20, 2016

in "Unesco"

The city of Oporto, built along the hillsides overlooking the mouth of the Douro river, is an outstanding urban landscape with a 2,000-year history. Its continuous growth, linked to the sea (the Romans gave it the name Portus, or port), can be seen in the many and varied monuments, from the cathedral with its Romanesque choir, to the neoclassical Stock Exchange and the typically Portuguese Manueline-style Church of Santa Clara.

November 20, 2016

in "The New Yor Times"

Stunning 18th- and 19th-century buildings, new indie bars and restaurants and a laid-back vibe, facilitated by the excellent wine — it’s hard to find anything to dislike about Porto.o do seu público...

September 14, 2016

in "Blomberg"

For all the popularity Lisbon has amassed over the past few years as a sought-after travel destination, Porto is still overlooked. But it shouldn’t be: Portugal’s “second city” is the country’s real standard setter when it comes to design, thanks to its heritage as a manufacturing hub through most of the 19th and 20th centuries. Now it’s gaining traction as a shopping mecca, too, filled with locally made items by emerging designers who can’t be found elsewhere.

November 08, 2016

in "The Guardian"

DigEven if the comparisons with San Francisco are fanciful – and, frankly, extend little beyond the fact that each has a red bridge, hills, trams and good surfing – Lisbon has moved significantly closer to fulfilling its ambitions by winning the race to host this year’s Web Summit.