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Parque Dom Carlos I is the heart of the charming city of Caldas Da Rainha. Named after a Portuguese king, this romantic park charms visitors with its tree-covered lanes, dotted with sculptures. Enjoy the swans on the lake or enjoy a coffee at one of several cafes with outdoor seating. You can also visit one of the museums, play tennis, or hire a rowboat. Parque Dom Carlos I h...

If you think that Portugal is all about tiles, visual arts, and architectural and historical treasures, we’re here to tell you otherwise – it’s a haven for bibliophiles as well! So, if you’re worried you won’t be able to satisfy your natural bookish instinct, just add some of the bookstores mentioned in this article to your must-visit list! Make sure to instruct whoever accom...

Setúbal is primarily renowned for its natural beauties – a myriad of stunning beaches, unbelievably beautiful natural parks, as well as historical, archaeological, and paleontological landmarks. Besides its natural charm, however, the peninsula of Setúbal is home to world-class wineries. In fact, the region is thought to be the first to exploit Portuguese land for winemaking....

If you’ve recently moved to Portugal and are not sure why you keep getting asked for your NIF, this article is for you! The first step in becoming a resident in Portugal is getting a NIF, or Número de Identificação Fiscal. This is Portugal’s taxpayer identification number, and it is used for legal and tax purposes throughout your life in Portugal. Unlike some countries who on...

Luso is a small town of around 3,000 inhabitants situated at the edge of the Bussaco National Forest in the municipality of Mealhada, a 30-minute drive northeast from Coimbra. It is home to some of the purest water in Portugal with the São João Fountain providing ever-flowing water to its residents since the middle of the 19th century. One of the interesting things to do in t...