to Sobral's CILT.
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We collect the fallen leaves of Autumn to compose the Winter edition of Invade magazine.
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Are you an illustrator over the age of 18 or a future great artist from a secondary school in the Lines region?
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Three days of dedication to an enduring companion.
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Don't we all know someone like that?
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We share with you the photos from the ceremony on 20 October, at the Museum of Neo-Realism, in Vila Franca de Xira.
Because we can't keep quiet, we've launched a podcast right here on InvadeMAG, with conversations about our Lines and what's happening in these parts.
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The Historic Route has news: tourist maps and a new, free iOS and Android App, so you never get lost in the Lines. Find out where you can get them.
'After many climbs to the Castle, we know that we will have to return to better understand the long history of this place.'
A few minutes from Lisbon, but without any of the inconveniences of a stay in the urban fabric, Quinta do Boição offers all the advantages and charms of a bucolic and welcoming rural space.
We spoke with the Secretary of State for Tourism, Commerce, and Services about, among other topics, the recovery of tourism activity in Portugal after such a challenging period for the world.
In Sobral de Monte Agraço, the Quinta do Cerrado da Porta flourishes - quite literally, adorned as it is with meticulously selected botanical species, just like the wines it produces.
It all started in 2016, when Carlos Antunes was heading towards the Golfe Mar Hotel and saw a sign indicating 'Interpretive Centre of the Battle of Vimeiro.'
At the entrance to the charming Aldeia da Mata Pequena in Mafra, the Tasquinha do Gil restaurant welcomes visitors with its usual friendliness and continually renewed dishes.
In a remote location, surrounded by farmland and immersed in landscapes of great natural beauty, the existence of a grave surprises the traveller.