Portugal is one of the oldest country in Europe. Its borders have remained unchanged since 1139. This land represents multiple historical landmarks and cultural influences. From its exploration during the Age of Discovery to its impact on global trade, the legacy is integral to European history. |
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Lisbon, the oldest capital city in Europe and one of the oldest cities in the world, is a cultural treasure trove with a rich history and heritage that beckons. |
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Vasco da Gama's historic discovery of the sea route to India exemplifies Portugal's pioneering spirit in sea exploration. |
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In 1494, the Treaty of Tordesillas between Portugal and Spain divided the world into two parts, one of which belonged to Portugal. |
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The Portuguese island of Madeira is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world. It is known for its endless flowers and exceptional wines. |
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One of the country's most popular dishes is bacalhau, salted cod. Over 365 recipes are available for preparing this fish in different ways. |
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In 1755, an earthquake, tsunami, and fire in Lisbon left the city badly damaged and rebuilt. |
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Portugal is one of the oldest wine-producing lands worldwide, and its wines, especially Porto, are famous worldwide. |
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Portugal is home to one of the oldest universities globally, the University of Coimbra, founded in 1290. The highest mountain in the country is Pico, which is 2,351 meters high and is located in the Azores. |
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The country is home to the oldest continuously operating bookstore in the world, Bertrand, which opened in 1732. |
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The most popular genre of music here is fado, and these songs often contain sad and romantic themes. |
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The country is the world's largest cork producer, supplying over 50% of the world market. |
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The state is home to one of the longest bridges in the world, the Vasco da Gama Bridge, which is 17.2 kilometers long. |
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The national flower of the land is lavender. |
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The country's coastline is 1,794 kilometers long and is famous for its magnificent beaches. |
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Portugal was the first country in Europe to outlaw slavery in 1761 officially. |
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Portugal grows about 250 grape varieties, a unique feature of the country's wine industry. |
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Portugal's national sport is football, and in 2016, the country's national team won the European Championship. |
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The local people are very hospitable; they are called a merchant nation. |
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Portugal is home to the largest artificial forest in the world, the Montezuma forest. |
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