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Traveling Through Portugal: A Practical Guide

Portugal looks small on the map. That’s exactly why it fools people. In ten days you can surf Atlantic waves in the morning, eat grilled sardines over charcoal by lunch, and stand in a 12th-century… 

How to Avoid Tourist Traps in Lisbon

Every year, millions of people fly to Lisbon, ride tram 28 with their wallets zipped inside their jackets, eat a mediocre pastel de nata near Rossio, and go home thinking they’ve seen Portugal. They haven’t.… 

Top Food Festivals in Europe: A Year-Round Guide

Europe doesn’t run a single food festival season. It runs a relay race, nearly year-round, from winter truffle fairs in the Italian hills to autumn chestnut roasts in Portuguese mountain villages. What makes these events…