‘Linhas que unem’ (Lines that unite) shows us that the heritage of the Lines of Torres Vedras also lives on through contemporary and accessible cultural practices.
We bring you some of the most captivating visual moments from the three days of creative dazzle at the latest edition of the Novas Invasões Festival.
Some journeys are measured in kilometres, others in vision. José Alberto Quintino's had plenty of both. A must-have conversation at the time of parting.
At Padaria da Vila, in Vila Franca de Xira, Cláudia and Paulo joined the Historical Route to create the Biscuit of the Lines.
Overlooking Ponta de S. Lourenço, Golfinho Azul Restaurant offers one of those views that forces you to slow down and accept that a meal is not just about cutlery.
A couple looking for peace and quiet, a family with children, or simply anyone who wants to take a break: Casal dos Mochos easily adapts to different rhythms and company.
The Palácio do Morgado, which houses a cultural centre and a library in Arruda dos Vinhos, tells a story of love between heritage and culture.
Standing on a natural platform, it is one of those places where the view helps you immediately understand the strategic logic behind the construction of the Lines.
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Visit Quinta do Sanguinhal with us: a place where the past integrates the present, with naturalness, tradition and quiet elegance.
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Because everyone knows we're not in the business of deceiving anyone, we launched our Agenda on April's Fool day.