
The great discoveries of Portuguese navigators
At the beginning of the 15th century, Portugal invented the first vessels able to sail in the open sea and embarked on a methodical exploration of the world. This is...
Read moreAt the beginning of the 15th century, Portugal invented the first vessels able to sail in the open sea and embarked on a methodical exploration of the world. This is...
Read moreDuring your stay in Portugal, avoid the miniatures of funiculars, mugs or the number of your house on a tiled floor. Be curious and picky and enjoy the richness and creativity of...
Read moreIt is jokingly said that on a trip to Porto, you should buy a soap to prove that you have visited the city and that after going up and down...
Read moreThe reputation of Portuguese canned sardines is well established. You can, of course, taste them directly on a slice of toasted bread but you can also spend 5 to 10...
Read moreAt only 1/2 hour from Lisbon by motorway, lies a little-known region of Portugal that offers unsuspected treasures: The Ribatejo, literally, the banks of the Tagus. Follow me, I'll take you there for...
Read moreDiscover the authentic customers' reviews concerning the Luisa Paixao website collected by an independent third party, STAMPED, by email sent 10 days after each purchase...
Read moreLike wine, olive oil can be seen as a simple staple or, alternatively, as a multifaceted delight shaped by olive varieties, terroir, cultivation techniques, production methods, and unique blends. Here...
Read moreEverybody knows Spanish tapas... Portugal has nothing to envy its big neighbour on this point and also offers extraordinary "Petiscos". Originally very popular, the petiscos are now at the top...
Read moreRemember Joana Vasconcelos' exhibition at the Palace of Versailles in 2012, which had been in the news! The defenders of a castle frozen in its splendor were particularly contemptuous as they discovered...
Read moreLa praia do Guincho is, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful beaches in Portugal. 10 minutes from Cascais, in a wild and protected area, you will have to...
Read moreOriginating from the Algarve, cataplana is a cooking kitchenware that gives its name to a large number of very popular dishes in Southern Portugal. A Cataplana is very easy to use,...
Read more5 minutes from the famous Guincho Beach, 10 minutes from Cascais, 30 minutes from Lisbon, in the small village of Areia, stands a typical restaurant, a little far from tourist areas...
Read moreYou are taking advantage of a great weekend to discover Lisbon, Porto or the Algarve? Pay attention to the preparation of your luggage! Dimensions and weights are regulated. Franchises and price...
Read moreIn Portugal, as in many countries, November 11th, Saint Martin's Day, is the day when families gather to celebrate the last rays of sunshine and the arrival of the cold....
Read moreDuring your stay in Portugal, but especially in Porto, you will not escape the "Francesinha", a typical dish from this city. Discover its origin and its genuine recipe....
Read moreA trendy destination in Europe, Portugal also hosts an increasing number of corporate events. Accessibility, climate, culture, gastronomy, quality of life and infrastructures are vital assets... Discover them!
Read moreCork is a material coming from the bark of cork oak. It is a material with unique physical properties that is used for bottle corks as well as by NASA...
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