A Look at the Portuguese World

 

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Piodan, the most historical of portugal

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It is one of the most beautiful villages of our country, full of stories to tell. Situated on the slopes of Goshawk in the center of the country, this historic spot unlike many who strip themselves over time, it is not inhabited by ghosts and ruins, but by proud people…
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Seville

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  It is one of the most fascinating cities of the Iberian Peninsula and charged with a multicultural historical past. Seville, the capital of Andalusia, is like an enchanted city populated by Moorish memories and knights. Of the languor of "Carmens" we found in every corner, swaying slow bathed with…
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The 25 fountains

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  It's a journey through the bowels of the laurel forest. Follow me through this green delight. It is one of the most enjoyable journeys of the laurel forest. In my barometer of risk, from zero to ten, eight. Stay! I promise not to scare you this time. Well, maybe…
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The calderons

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  It is one of the most beautiful and dangerous routes of Madeira but it plunges into the laurel forest. When I was younger (and I am not old as you might think!) there was only a single map with that described all the paths of the island, called the…
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The women's village

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A small town that belongs to the municipality of Braga, St. John Souto, is mostly inhabited by women. When we visited St. John Souto what we see? Women and more women, of men hardly a signal. According to statistics of the last census in 2011 this small locality in the…
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