Due paesi sul mare, due antiche potenze maritime, storia e cultura che camminano insieme, il Portogallo e Italia hanno diversi rapporti importanti che possono sorprendere chi ci visita.
De Casa de campo a Palácio Real: Localizado en las afueras de Lisboa, Palacio de Queluz es una lujosa casa de campo de la familia real.
When visiting the Island of Madeira there are 18 things you should not miss
Visiting Évora is like entering the time machine and finding the whole history of Portugal in little alleys and fabulous monuments.
Come discover this UNESCO site, which holds the oldest known stained-glass windows in Portugal, the tomb of our unknown soldiers, fantastic gargoyles and the most famous unfinished chapels in the country
What is behind Lisbon’s Coat of arms? The Boat and the ravens?
Si vous appréciez le patrimoine et l’identité maritime et portuaire, Lisbonne Maritime aura de quoi vous combler. En effet, quais, darses, rues, places, églises, monuments et musées, sont autant de lieux de mémoire de l’extraordinaire destin maritime de la ville.
Learn about the jewish heritage in Portugal, let’s start with this word: Sefarad
Looking for something different to visit in Lisbon? Try the Orient Museum