Laurisilva of Madeira
The largest surviving stretch of laurisilva, Europe's pre-Ice Age laurel forest, still grows on Madeira's northern slopes and…
Portugal: 111 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
The largest surviving stretch of laurisilva, Europe's pre-Ice Age laurel forest, still grows on Madeira's northern slopes and…
The hotel on Porto's Praça da Batalha rebuilt in 1912 as the Hotel Sul-Americano and enlarged in 1944-1945…
Portugal called its Art Nouveau Arte Nova, and Lisbon wore it in tiled shopfronts and ironwork. Two decades…
Lisbon's oldest church, founded in 1147, has survived countless earthquakes and centuries of renewal to become a layered…
The crimson staircase of book-pilgrims - 1906's neo-Gothic shop whose stair, stained glass, and queues made bookselling a…
The Lourinhã Museum is a natural history and palaeontology museum located in Lourinhã, a coastal town in the…
The Lusitano is a Portuguese horse breed refined through millennia of conquest, crossbreeding, and classical horsemanship, now recognized…
MAAT (Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology) is a contemporary museum on the Tagus waterfront in Belém, Lisbon,…
Lisbon’s 1882 riverside market hall by the Cais do Sodré, half of it reborn in 2014 as the…
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