The Portugal News27 AugSwiss Baritone Äneas Humm Returns to Faro
The Rotary Club Estoi Palace International is proud to announce the return of acclaimed Swiss baritone Äneas Humm, who will perform at the historic Teatro Lethes in Faro, Portugal’s second-oldest theatre.
The Portugal News26 AugLagoa YogaFest returns to the Algarve
Ideias do Levante - Associação Cultural de Lagoa (Algarve), in partnership with Município de Lagoa, will organise (free of charge), at Pátio das Gerações, in the city of Lagoa (Algarve), the sixth edition of Lagoa YogaFest, from the 17th until the 20th of September 2026, with the aim of promoting and disseminating the
The Portugal News24 AugPortugal promoting Intangible Cultural Heritage
The municipality of Vila Real has launched a photography and illustration contest to highlight and promote the *andor* (processional float) of Our Lady of Pena, which is listed as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
The Portugal News22 AugFarm pioneers quantum-inspired agriculture
An Italian farm is using biomimicry, agroecology and quantum-inspired techniques to grow crops that can better withstand drought while reducing reliance on pesticides and synthetic fertilisers.
The Portugal News21 AugWhere Art Lives
Can you find serious art in the Algarve without flying to Paris? That question stayed with me as I spent a day exploring Portimão. What I discovered was far more valuable than a list of galleries - it was a community of people who quietly dedicate their lives to keeping art alive.
The Portugal News17 AugThe Science Behind Creativity
Two decades of programmes across two continents, and a growing body of research, point to the same conclusion: making art changes how children feel.
The Portugal News12 AugThe neighbourhoods defining Lisbon’s luxury new homes scene
Lisbon's skyline hasn't changed dramatically in the past decade, but its address book certainly has.
The Portugal News12 AugPortuguese museums and monuments with free admission for young people
Young people aged 12 to 29 will receive free admission to national museums and monuments managed by Museus e Monumentos de Portugal (MMP) this Wednesday to mark International Youth Day, the state-owned company announced.
The Portugal News10 AugPortugal archipelago reinforces sustainable management of natural heritage
The Azores government has approved new management plans for protected terrestrial areas across six islands, reinforcing the framework for conserving the archipelago’s biodiversity, landscapes and geological heritage.
The Portugal News7 AugTaylor’s New Lightweight Bottle
Evolution, not revolution - combining timeless heritage with a lighter environmental footprint.
The Portugal News6 AugThe Secret Reason International Families Are Moving to Portugal
For a growing number of entrepreneurs, executives and families relocating from abroad, Portugal's appeal goes well beyond its reputation as a sunny retirement destination. Those who have made the move point to a combination of lifestyle, culture and practicality that is proving hard to resist.
The Portugal News5 Aug“Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone” returns to Portuguese cinemas
The first chapter of the “Harry Potter” film saga is returning to Portuguese cinemas from 27 to 30 August, as part of the celebrations marking the film’s 25th anniversary.
The Portugal News5 AugMetro Praça de Espanha in Lisbon
Praça de Espanha is one of Lisbon Metro’s classic art stations, known for its geometric tile patterns that create a strong sense of depth and movement.
The Portugal News3 AugHistorical Villages of Portugal join international luxury catalogue to attract Mexican market
The Historical Villages of Portugal network is now featured in the international catalogue “Monumental Experiences: Where Heritage Becomes an Experience,” an initiative launched in Mexico City that brings together heritage destinations from Portugal, Spain, and Mexico.
The Portugal News25 JulFarming project helps amputees rebuild lives
A farming programme in Sierra Leone is helping amputees rebuild their lives by teaching sustainable agriculture and helping participants earn an income.
The Portugal News24 JulVilamoura's Roman ruins in the Algarve transform into an open-air cinema this summer
Watching a film under the stars is already one of the highlights of summer, but in Vilamoura, the experience comes with a unique backdrop.
The Portugal News23 Jul20 Portuguese Customs That Will Help You Feel Like a Local
From greeting strangers to lingering over lunch, understanding these unwritten rules will help you settle into life in Portugal and appreciate the culture that makes the country so special.
The Portugal News22 JulCatch the Moment: TIME Magazine Photographer to Lead Masterclass at Algarve Arts Academy
What does it take to capture a single frame that ends up defining how the world remembers a moment? If you're a photographer for TIME magazine, you know exactly how to do it.
The Portugal News20 JulPlatform for virtual tours of museums and monuments in Portugal is now available
The Ministry of Culture has announced that the platform, 360.patrimoniocultural.gov.pt, allows access to digitised cultural assets and virtual tours of museums, monuments, palaces, and archaeological sites.
The Portugal News20 JulMetro Alto dos Moinhos in Lisbon
Alto dos Moinhos is one of Lisbon Metro’s most literary art stations, where tiles turn the underground space into a tribute to Portuguese poetry.
The Portugal News18 JulViseu hosts project to attract digital nomads to Portugal
The “Muse-IN” project, recently launched in Viseu, aims to bring digital nomads together in cultural spaces, such as museums, to introduce them to the region's culture, organisers announced.
The Portugal News18 JulFrance repatriates Syrian archaeological treasures after 15 years
France has returned 23 archaeological treasures to Syria after they remained in the country for 15 years following a museum loan before the outbreak of the civil war.