
Bacalhau
Bacalhau is one of the foods most closely associated with Portuguese cooking, appearing in home kitchens, traditional recipes and regional variations across the country.

Bacalhau is one of the foods most closely associated with Portuguese cooking, appearing in home kitchens, traditional recipes and regional variations across the country.

Pastel de nata is Portugal’s famous custard tart, combining crisp laminated pastry with a rich baked custard and a deeply caramelized surface.

Francesinha is one of Porto’s most distinctive dishes, built around bread, meat, melted cheese and a rich sauce served as a substantial northern Portuguese meal.

Fado is one of Portugal’s most distinctive musical traditions, closely associated with Lisbon and Coimbra and shaped by themes of memory, longing and everyday life.

São João is Porto’s major midsummer celebration, filling the city with street gatherings, music, decorations, food, fireworks and long-standing local traditions.

Azulejos are a defining feature of Portuguese architecture, appearing on churches, stations, palaces, homes and public buildings across the country.