Portuguese desserts have religious connotations. Many were invented and come from convent and monasteries, dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Eggs whites were typically used to starch the... read more →
Serradura dessert or Sawdust pudding is one of the easiest traditional Portuguese desserts to make. A crowd-pleaser, this simple no-bake Portuguese dessert is made with Maria biscuits, condensed milk, whipped... read more →
Caldo Verde is a simple to make beloved Portuguese dish. This traditional and delicious soup is one you can enjoy whether it is warm or cold outside. Caldo Verde -... read more →
Bacalhau a Bras is one of Portugal’s most popular dishes. It is simple and delightful and even landed on our personal list of “top 100 authentic food experiences to have... read more →
Lisbon, Portugal’s capital, offers a wide range of Portuguese dishes. From traditional dishes from all over the country to new wave Portuguese cuisine, you’ll find it all. One of... read more →
Porto is a quaint old city built on the hillsides, overlooking the Douro river in northern Portugal. Its charming historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site worth visiting.... read more →
Lisbon, Europe’s second oldest capital after Athens, is increasingly popping up on the top of the best city lists. There are many things to do in Lisbon, which is... read more →
Portugal, a country full of hidden treasures is considered one of the worlds best destinations to visit. In the past decade, the city of Lisbon has ranked as one... read more →
Sunny Lisbon is the perfect place to visit all year round offering almost 300 sunny days every year. Finding the best area to stay in Lisbon can be quite... read more →
Porto, Portugal’s second city and the 2017 best European destination city offers many things to do. The city is steeped in a rich and fascinating history and the entire... read more →
