The Revolução dos Cravos on April 25th, which we celebrate 50 years this year, marked the end of decades of dictatorship in Portugal under the Estado Novo regime and the beginning of a new era of democracy and freedom. In this article, we will explore the architectural legacy of the Estado Novo and how this
Awareness of issues related to climate change and, consequently, sustainability and the need to preserve natural resources is irrefutable. However, the road to effective change is still long and crosses all sectors of activity, including tourism! Tourism growth in the last three decades has brought social, economic and environmental challenges. In a month typically
It is undeniable that the history of Portugal is reflected in the various monuments that are spread throughout the country, including the islands. In this article, we highlight four but in reality, the list could be extended much more. So, get to know those who, for us, mark the architectural history of Portugal. Jerónimos
The holidays are just around the corner! A few days of rest to align thoughts and goals and nothing better than doing it in our country that has so many wonderful places and landscapes as far as the eye can see. It was precisely at the time when we were deprived of this “freedom”, due