Portuguese cities or regions


Europe's westcoast is an Atlantic land of sea, sun and surfing, says a tourist slogan. Portugal is a country of open, creative and welcoming people. We've got deep inside a peculiar melancholic, emotional mixture which make us sing soulful "fados". Sometimes you may think we are sad, but we're only feeling "saudade", which is not exactly the same, at all. So, perhaps you're no clearer in placing Portugal geographically or emotionally, but no doubt you can find towns with rich cultural life, lively traditional events, good food, beautiful weather (...), reasonable prices and no hassle. Why should you ask for anything else...?



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Espinho | Town Hall


Meet Espinho, our town.







Porto and Alto Douro


 Movie produced by the Spanish TVE about Porto and the North of Portugal. In Spanish.

Porto, the second biggest city in Portugal,

won the online voting of "Best European Destination 2012"!

We are very proud! 

 

Take a look at this beautiful town only 15 minutes away from Espinho (our town).

 

PORTO








Famous Portuguese artists, musicians and sportsmen










Portuguese composers


created by Joana Pereira and Joel Pinto, class 8A2









Portuguese typical instruments


Glogster made by Cândida Rocha, class 7B2

 

Glogster made by António Rodrigues, class 7B2

 

Glogster made by Andriy Danylyuk, class 7B2 (Andriy was born in Ukraine)

 

Glogster made by Emanuel Novo, class 7B2









Portuguese traditional dances and costumes


 Made by Alexandre Tavares, class 7A2

 

Made by PT Bruno Santos, class 7A2

 

 Made by Joel Viela, class 7A2

 

Glogster made by Jorge Graça, Mário Costa and Pedro Monteiro, class 7A

 

Glogster made by Adriana Gomes and Ana Freitas, class 7A2

 







 Fado
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Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

UNESCO 2011


 


 

Museu do Fado

 

Portal do Fado
 

What is Fado?

 

Fado in Wikipedia

 

*Fado  (=fate) 













Portugal through Polish eyes


















Made by

Martyna








Portuguese cuisine