Traditions and everyday life in PortugalFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in Portugal. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
44 keepsakes from Portugal (24 traditions and culture, 20 personal) · page 2 of 2Moments from members' own lives: family traditions, favourite places, hobbies and memories, some from other countries they love.
A whiff of spring is a project to celebrate love for nature and human interaction. It consistes in promoting group activities to imerse in the nature like bush walking, dancing, meditation and so on... You are welcome:)
Shared by Rogger
In this cafe you can drink or eat something with friends or alone with the company of lots of cats :3 the place is super cozy, if you want you can even study there, plus you can also adopt the kittens.
Shared by Chihiro7
I love to know about other cultures and to learn other languages. The language I learn now is Italian... and I read books about the history of the country. That is my passion today.
Shared by BeckMathias
An incredible and completely fascinating city full of cultureUma cidade incrível e completamente apaixonante repleta de cultura
Shared by meg1721
I love to draw and paint but now i have a lot of work so its almost impossible...(Mostly weird art)
Shared by Mortiiiciiia
nice weather (the water was a litle bit cold tho) beutiful view and great memories super fun !
Shared by mimimiu
I went on a walk with my family the other day in Cascais and saw this beatiful tree.
Shared by kellisinhere
This is one of the oldest libraries in my country. It is in my city too, Porto.
Shared by FSilva
Maybe with the right eye and people, life can easier and prettier :)
Shared by yours_heidi
A peaceful walk along the sea to clear my mind and recharge :)
Shared by nes17
going to the city to watch the Christmas tree and lights
Shared by micasss
Probably my favorite place in Lisbon. CAM included
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