Celebrate the 13th anniversary with us.
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We'll tell you how it all happened.
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In this year's celebration, one day was worth two.
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Ana Raquel Machado talks to Márcia Mendes, from A2S, about the Saloia Region.
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The National Day of the Lines of Torres Vedras takes place all weekend in Sobral de Monte Agraço.
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"In a landscape where days are counted, not by hours, but by the essence of Time itself, you'll find a pearl of tranquillity and elegance."
Find out what happens when three soldiers who share a name, but not a nationality, meet in the pages of a book about the Lines.
"Fábrica das Palavras unites the town of Vila Franca de Xira, the lezíria, and the river in a symbiosis that first amazes the visitor and then seduces him."
Because everyone knows we're not in the business of deceiving anyone, we launched our Agenda on April's Fool day.
When you stock up at the market, do you only take the quantities you need? At Funcho a Granel, in Sobral de Monte Agraço, Carla Neves sells products from all over the world, but insists on doing so in a sustainable way.
Over three days and three nights, the Mercado Oitocentista showed us how people lived, worked, ate, and partied in a small rural village of two hundred years ago.
We talked with the President of Turismo de Portugal about the crucial aspects that shape and drive the country’s tourism industry.
"The small ceramic tile, usually square and with one side glazed, is today a distinctive mark of Portuguese artistic culture" - and of Arruda dos Vinhos in particular.
Download the app, fasten your seat belt and enlist yourself in a Peninsular War army.
"If King José reigned during one of the most extraordinary periods in Portugal's history - that of the 1755 earthquake - you can be sure of one thing: the only earthquake you'll feel at D. José is the one on your palate."
Four centuries ago, Shakespeare inscribed the name of Bucelas in the annals of literature - and laid the foundations for a Quinta da Murta label.
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