Part 22 - the final part. The Algarve. Cyneticum, Hispania Ulterios, Lusitania, Gharb al Andalus. The Algarve region represents the first modern civilisations of Portugal.
Part 21. The English & The Portuguese. The oldest alliance.
Part 20. Football in Portugal. Portugal is fanatical about football. Under Salazar, the 3 “F's” where Fado, Fatima and Football helped focusthe population's attention into the national sport.
Part 19. Portuguese politics. Prime Minister of Portugal is the head of government. Portugal has a multi-party system. The President of Portugal is the executive head of state and has several significant political powers, which he exercises often.
Part 18. Portuguese in Luxembourg – Time-line. Almost 1 in 6 residents of Luxembourg are Portuguese nationals, influencing the music scene and Sagres beers in the supermarkets to piri-piri restaurants and football clubs like FC Hamm Benfica.
Portuguese – Places to Visit. Cities, Castles, Palaces, Monasteries and Museums. Portugal is full of culture and history.
Portuguese Arts, Science & Culture. Portuguese artists, composers, musicians and more.
Part 15. Portuguese Food and Wine. Despite being relatively restricted to an Atlantic sustenance, Portuguese cuisine has many Mediterranean influences. Portuguese cuisine is famous for seafood, and the Portuguese are among the nations that consume more fish in the world, per capita.
- History & Culture of Portugal - Part 14
- History & Culture of Portugal - Part 13
- History & Culture of Portugal - Part 12
- History & Culture of Portugal - Part 11
- History & Culture of Portugal - Part 10
- History & Culture of Portugal - Part 9
- History & Culture of Portugal - Part 8
- The 1922 Crossing of the Atlantic