A guide to food in Portugal

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There are traditions that must be preserved. A rich and colourful table, full of Christmas sweets, is essential for an …

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Whether made with goat, sheep or cow milk, excellent cheeses abound in the country, from Trás-os-Montes to Alentejo, an…

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From the most sophisticated to the most casual, find eight suggestions for some of the most delicious restaurants to ea…

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Minho region is known for its good cuisine. If you're planning to visit the area, you'll want to check out some of the …

Hotels

Find out where to eat the best cuisine in Portugal, with the awarded with Platinum Fork and Gold Fork by the famous Boa…

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When you hear about Asian cuisine do you immediately think of sushi? Take a look at our suggestions for Asian restauran…

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The “capital of waves” hosts the Rip Curl Pro Portugal surfing world championship, and All About Portugal leaves you wi…

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Visiting Porto and not eating a francesinha is like going to Rome and not seeing the Pope. Season your trip with the be…

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These are Portuguese dishes that bring tradition, flavor and (many) calories to the table, and help you to heat up in t…

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If you are unfamiliar with the wonderful world of slow-fermented and sourdough bread, discover 10 artisanal bakeries an…

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Discover the best restaurants in Portugal, awarded with Platinum and Gold Fork by the famous Guide Boa Cama Boa Mesa 20…

Lifestyle

When we think of summer, we immediately think of beach and terraces, but this year we are going to raise the game and …