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Ricardo Cordeiro

He was born in Lisbon, grew up in Ribatejo and has been in Braga since 2015. However, the city where he lived most years was in Covilhã, where he completed a bachelor's and master's degree in Communication Sciences. He was a regional press journalist for over 12 years, working for the newspaper O Interior, based in Guarda. He loves football, photography and travel and is currently a content producer.

ARTICLES BY Ricardo Cordeiro

Where to eat in Braga and Guimarães

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 …

Family holiday destinations to explore in Portugal

Between the beach, nature, monuments or villages full of history, Portugal has a lot of unmissable places for family ho…

Meet 10 Portuguese football teams with history

They once shone in big stadiums, but today they compete in secondary divisions. There are Portuguese football teams tha…

Portuguese locations with funny names

Have you ever imagined yourself at Paraíso (Paradise) or at Purgatório (Purgatory)? These are just two examples of the …

The best places to practice sports in Lisbon

Do you like running or playing football and are you, or are you going to be, in the Portuguese capital city, even just …

Street Markets in Portugal: a secular tradition

From the Algarve to Minho, there are many street markets in Portugal where you can buy a wide variety of products. Some…

10 Adventure Parks from North to South of Portugal

With more or less adrenaline, depending on each one's taste, there are Adventure Parks throughout Portugal, which will …

10 trekking routes to do in Central Portugal

There are many trekking routes to take in Central Portugal, from the coast to Serra da Estrela.

Three routes to discover Lisbon by electric scooter

Do you want to explore some of Lisbon's main sights in an easy way? The electric scooter is increasingly popular, and w…

The best beaches on Lisbon's surroundings

Around Lisbon there are charming beaches, suitable for an invigorating swim. Discover the best beaches in Lisbon to spe…

Algarve: discover the treasures of Lower Guadiana

The Eastern Algarve area, right on the border with Spain, has a lot to explore. Lower Guadiana is full of wonders of Na…

Traditional Portuguese Games: a long-lasting legacy

In an era where the youngest spend hours “stuck” to screens, traditional games are an excellent way to bring them to mo…

Unmissable religious tours in Portugal

Portugal is not only about Fátima when it comes to religious itineraries that attract many believers or the curious one…

Virtual tours: fall in love with Portugal without leaving home

From Castles to Palaces or Museums, there are iconic sites, from North to South of the country, which offer virtual tou…

Attractions in Porto: an itinerary to experience the city

.Porto, or “Invicta” as it is also known, has been voted the best European destination more than once. There are a lot …

Mountain Villages: what to see near Serra da Estrela

Snow is the main attraction in winter, but in the area of the majestic Serra da Estrela Mountain Villages are not lacki…

Christmas with children: 8 family attractions

Christmas with children is magical and synonymous with joy and some excitement. All About Portugal unveils eight places…

The best cruises in the Douro

The cruises in the Douro are tours much sought-after by tourists, Portuguese, and foreigners, who want to get to know t…

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