Lisbon is an Atlantic city but,thanks to a sparkling climate,orange trees and penchant for pastel paint and strong coffee,feels Mediterranean in its charms.
In the 1970s,Mateus Rosé was the epitome of cool;its curvy shape as much a style icon as the flares and shag-pile carpet of the era.
Tourists are flocking to Portugal,but its improving rail network can get you beyond the throng.
Eucalyptus trees are grown in plantations in nearly 100 countries and planted as city trees on every continent besides Antarctica.
The MS Estrela is a new ship for a new era of cruising,purpose-built to navigate the Douro River.
The decisions complete a mostly opaque 15-month bid process which FIFA president Gianni Infantino helped steer toward Saudi Arabia without a rival candidate.
Portugal’s second-largest city,once known only for commerce,has acquired new-found fun in lively arts and nightlife scenes,and has a gloriously scenic setting.
There are plenty of fish in the sea,but Portugal’s traditional fish canneries are as rare as beluga caviar.
Five historic buildings brought seamlessly up-to-date provide a place for people to slow down and connect in this charming Porto hotel.
Viticulture has long dominated Portugal’s second city,but travellers who prefer beer (cerveja) are increasingly merry here.