Lisbon may be known for its trams, pastel buildings, and sweeping viewpoints, but beyond the big-name attractions, the city hides a treasure trove of secret spots waiting to be discovered. Whether it’s a tucked-away café, an underrated museum, or a forgotten architectural marvel, these hidden gems will show you a whole new side of Portugal’s […]
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Martinhal Sagres Beach Family Resort is one of the most recommended baby-friendly hotels. It is recommended everywhere in online blogs and collections, and it is a super common recommendation among prenatal course friends. One of its key features is its popular Baby’s First Holiday Package, which includes a baby welcome pack (nappies, cream, wipes), bottle warmer and
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Nestled along Portugal’s sunny Algarve coast, Alvor is a charming village boasting more than stunning long sandy beaches. Beyond the picturesque coastline lies a vibrant culinary scene waiting to be explored. From fresh seafood hauled straight from the Atlantic to delectable Portuguese specialities and international flavours, Alvor caters to every palate and budget. Ruccula Ruccula
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We previously compiled a list of “The Best Hotels with Exceptional Features for Babies in Europe“. And we realised that the Algarve, in Portugal, hosts some of the best of them. Bear in mind that some hotels that are great for toddlers may not be as good for babies. In this post, we discover the
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Collaborative post Portugal, a country known for its rich history and natural beauty, is fast becoming a premier destination for eco-tourism. With its commitment to sustainable initiatives and programs, it provides the perfect setting for an unforgettable eco-friendly hiking adventure. This guide will walk you through the importance of eco-friendly hiking and how you can
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Collaborative post The allure of cobblestone streets, sun-kissed beaches, and a rich tapestry of history and culture has long drawn travellers to Portugal. But in recent years, a new breed of adventurer has emerged: the digital nomad. These tech-savvy wanderers, armed with laptops and a thirst for unique experiences, are finding Portugal’s vibrant cities to
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Portugal is a country known for its rich culture and delicious cuisine. With its Mediterranean climate and abundance of fresh seafood, it’s no surprise that the traditional food of Portugal is a feast for the senses. From hearty stews to grilled sardines, Portuguese cuisine is both diverse and flavorful. Portuguese and Galician cuisine share many traditions and
Galicia is an autonomous community in Spain’s northwest and a verdant region with an Atlantic coastline. The cathedral of the regional capital Santiago de Compostela is the reputed burial place of the biblical apostle Saint James the Great, and the destination for those following the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route. It is bordered by Portugal to the
Aveiro is a city and a municipality in Portugal, and the second-most populous city in the Centro Region of Portugal, after Coimbra. It is located on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean and has an important seaport. It is known as “the Portuguese Venice”, due to its system of canals and boats “similar” to the Italian city of Venice. This similarity is arguable, so
