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The Carnival of Podence, known locally as Entrudo Chocalheiro (the Rattling Carnival), is one of Portugal’s most ancient and captivating traditional celebrations. Held in the village of Podence in northern Portugal, this festival features devilish figures called Caretos who wear colorful fringed costumes and masks made of tin or leather with pointed noses and attach rattles a...


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Portugal has just witnessed a pivotal moment in its democratic history, as voters turned out in unprecedented numbers for the presidential election on January 18, 2026. For the first time in 40 years, the country will hold a second round of voting to determine its next president on February 8. António José Seguro, the Socialist Party-backed candidate, emerged victorious in th...


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As Portugal prepares for its presidential election on January 18, 2026, the nation bids farewell to a decade of leadership under President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa. First elected on January 24, 2016, and taking office on March 9, 2016, Marcelo became a beloved figure who guided the nation through some of its most challenging moments while embodying a unique style of approachab...


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Carnivals are simply amazing – and they’re for everyone to enjoy. These festivals are known for being a constant explosion of color and rhythm, as well as of food and joy. Luckily for you, explorers of Portugal, this country is no stranger to such festivals. Contrary to popular belief, carnival has its roots in Europe, specifically in Italy (although we could trace its charac...


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Portugal’s Fisherman’s Trail is the coastal jewel of the Rota Vicentina network. Get ready for narrow footpaths once used by local fishers to reach remote beaches and rocky fishing grounds. The trail hugs the Atlantic Ocean for much of the route and delivers a constant interplay of cliffs, sand, wind, and big horizons – truly some of the most beautiful scenery in all of Portu...


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