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Eduardo Lourenço
Eduardo Lourenço was a prestigious Portuguese thinker, essayist, philosopher and literary critic. And also the biggest ambassador of his beloved home-city, Guarda. (...)
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José Luís Peixoto
Born in 1974, in the tiny village of Galveias, in Alentejo region, José Luís Peixoto is one of the most prestigious Portuguese writers of all times. In 2001 the former English teacher won the Saramago Prize, skyrocketing him since then (...)
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Vergílio Ferreira
Born in the tiny village of Melo, within Guarda district, Vergílio Ferreira had since early childhood a very hard burden to carry, when his parents emigrated to the United States of America. This sense of austerity can be clearly felt (...)
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Eugénio de Andrade
Born in the village of Póvoa da Atalaia, in Fundão, Eugénio de Andrade is one of the most gifted Portuguese poets of all times. An acclaimed author who paid homage to his roots and to the feminine soul. (...)
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Ferreira de Castro
Originally published in 1947, the novel A Lã e a Neve (Wool and Snow) by prestigious Portuguese writer Ferreira de Castro is an inspiring journey across the landscapes and the identity of Covilhã, Portugal's first factory city. The land of (...)
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Casa Vergílio Ferreira - Para Sempre
The house Casa Vergílio Ferreira - Para Sempre is a place of inspiring tribute to the life and work of one of Portugal's most remarkable writers: Vergílio Ferreira. From Melo village to the world. (...)
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Villa Portela
Villa Portela is an historical landmark of the city of Leiria that dates back to the 19th century. Built by Roberto Charters Henriques d'Azevedo in 1894, this iconic cottage was inspired by Swiss architecture. The municipality of Leiria has converted (...)
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Aristides de Sousa Mendes in the National Pantheon
On October 19th 2021, Aristides de Sousa Mendes was given the honours of remaining in the National Pantheon by the President of the Portuguese Republic, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa. A truly deserved recognition to a man who saved thousands of (...)
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Sons na Areia
The music festival Sons na Areia is organised by the Municipality of Lourinhã, in the region of Peniche, and it takes place in August at the dazzling Areia Branca beach. (...)
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Museum of the Shrine of Fátima
Founded in 1955, the Museum of the Shrine of Fátima collects all the offers given to the Virgin Mary by anonymous pilgrims or by Popes. A collection of love testimonies. (...)
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Historical cafés and writers
Coimbra has always been one of the most culturally relevant cities in Portugal. Its historical cafes were the stage of many enlightening discussions between prominent Portuguese writers, where they shared their visions for the future of the country. The historic (...)
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Arts & Culture in Viseu
Discovering the cultural richness of the city through its museums is a golden opportunity to travel across its historical grandeur! (...)
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