For years Portugal has become one of the most popular travel destinations in Europe. The largest cities in the country, Lisbon and Porto, are no longer an insider tip for young tech companies. More and more investors: inside, crumbling ruins are breathing new life. Between tradition and modernity, in Portugal you drink strong coffee and nibble through the many cakes and cakes in the Pastelarias.
A counterpoint to the bustling liveliness in Portugal's up-and-coming cities is life in the country: lush green meadows, colorful heathland and a sea of cork oaks. Kilometers of dune landscapes along the 800 kilometers of coast also attract visitors. They are ideal for hiking and all kinds of outdoor sports. Especially outside of the touristically heavily populated Algarve, Portugal opens up one of the most pristine sides of Europe to its guests.
You can read more about this diverse country in our COUNTRY SPECIAL PORTUGAL. We wish you a lot of fun!
A guest contribution by Carolin Frühauf The small streets of São Luís in southwest Portugal are still full of life when we visit the small town hall on Friday evening. The doors are wide open and around 70 people sit at long rows of tables in the festival hall and listen to Ana’s closing speech, which is the fourth meeting of eco-projects ...
