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        August 18, 2020 4:48 pmJuly 9, 2021
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Silence if you go to visit the Cartuxa Monastery

Alentejo, Portugal

For the first time, the Cartuxa Monastery in Évora can be visited, and only until the end of September. In…

Marvão: a photo essay

Alentejo, Portugal

Like an eagle’s nest, Marvão looms high above, impregnable. Miguel’s photo essay among the whites of the houses, the browns…

The Jewish quarter of Castelo de Vide

Alentejo

From the castle to the town fountain, the Jewish quarter of Castelo de Vide is one of the best preserved…

Monsaraz: the mystery of the fresco of the Good and the Bad Judge

Alentejo, Portugal, Report

There is a fresco in Monsaraz that holds a mystery and is unique in Portugal: the Good and Bad Judge…

In Amieira do Tejo there are phalluses in a chapel

Alentejo

In Amieira do Tejo, in the municipality of Nisa, right by the Tagus River, there is a small chapel where…

Friendship in Redondo – Podcast 01

Alentejo, Portugal, Uncategorized

“We come to Redondo as visitors and we leave as friends”. Ana Bravo’s phrase in the podcast we publish today…

Estremoz clay figurines are World Heritage

Alentejo, it happens

This morning, UNESCO declared the puppets of Estremoz as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Meeting in South Korea, the committee…

Cantadeiras de Redondo: singing in the feminine

Alentejo, Report

Who said that cante alentejano is only for men? In Rua do Castelo, in Redondo, a group of women demonstrate that the pleasure of polyphonic singing is for everyone. The Cantadeiras de Redondo sing and enchant.

7 objects with history between Redondo and Ossa Mountain

Alentejo, Report

Between the town of Redondo and Ossa mountain there’s a lot to see and do. Here are 7 things you can’t miss on a visit to this municipality in the Alentejo, which knows how to welcome visitors like no one else.

Purslane soup recipe – Redondo

Alentejo, Recepies

Purslane soup is a typical Alentejo dish that is very tasty and simple to make. But, of course, it has tricks, like all dishes.

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Hi, we are Jorge and Miguel, journalist and photographer, father and son. We do travel journalism.

Jorge writes, Miguel photographs and together we tell stories of the world. Travelling is an important part of our lives and if we inspire someone to hit the road, we’ve already won the day.

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