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Discovering Portugal: History, Culture, and Landscapes

Explore the rich history, diverse culture, and stunning landscapes of Portugal. From Lisbon to Madeira, from Douro Valley to Alentejo Plain, experience the beauty and heritage of this captivating country. Discover famous sites like Jerónimos Monastery, Belem Tower, and Pena Palace. Delve into Portuguese traditions like Fado music, Lusitano horses, and Port wine. Learn about historical figures such as Vasco da Gama and Fernando Pessoa. Immerse yourself in the charm of Portugal through its heritage, architecture, and culinary delights.

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Discovering Portugal: History, Culture, and Landscapes

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  1. Portuguese flag

  2. Portuguese flag

  3. ▪ Portugal is situated in the south-west of Europe

  4. Portugal has got ▪ Spain at North and East frontier. ▪ Atlantic Ocean at South and West. ▪ Continental and insular portion.

  5. ▪ Habitants - 10 million ▪ Area - 91.985 km2 ▪ Density: 108,81 habitants/km2 ▪ Capital – Lisboa (Lisbon) ▪ Language – Portuguese ▪ Religion – Catholic Lisboa Madeira 340km Tavira Açores

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  7. Douro vinhateiro Planície alentejana Praia da Nazaré Costa vicentina Madeira _________ Entrada de Lisboa Açores Gerês

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  9. Vestígios de dinossáurios Arte Rupestre Foz Côa Menir do Outeiro Anta capela de S. Dinis - Alentejo Cromeleque dos Almendres – Évora

  10. Roman occupation Povos pré-romanos - Celtas Ponte de Trajano - Chaves Mosaico de Milreu I b.C. – V a.C. Centuries Templo de Diana - Évora Commercial contacts with Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians Vaso grego

  11. Barbarian occupation Visigoths V - VIII centuries Islam occupation 711-1249 Mértola Tavira Catedral da Egitânia – Idanha-a-Velha Mulheres alentejanas

  12. Portugal is independent since 1143 D. Afonso Henriques – 1st Portuguese King

  13. ▪ Ocean Expansion ▪ 1415 – 1974 ▪ Empire divided by the four continents Basílica Bom Jesus – Goa/India Fortaleza de Mazagão – Marrocos Fortaleza de Diu – India Igreja de S. Paulo – Macau/China Cidade Velha de Santiago – Cabo Verde Convento de S. Francisco de Assis – Ouro Preto – Brasil Convento de S. Francisco – S. Salvador da Baia – Brasil

  14. 50 years of dictatorship 1926 – 1974 Salazar Marcello Caetano 1974 April 25 the democratic revolution Colonies become independent 1986 – CEE member

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  16. Fátima Bom Jesus - Braga Sanctuaries

  17. Porto Lisboa Churches Avanca Évora Coimbra

  18. Mafra Alcobaça Tomar Monasteries Jerónimos Batalha Tomar

  19. Óbidos Almourol Fortresses Belém Guimarães

  20. Regaleira – Sintra Mateus – Vila Real Palaces Queluz Pena – Sintra

  21. Fado _________ Traje da Universidade de Coimbra Cavalo Lusitano Trajes estudantes Caves vinho do Porto Port wine

  22. Pedro Hispano Papa João XXI Aristides Sousa Mendes Fernando Pessoa José Saramago ____________ Vasco da Gama Fernando Bulhão Santo António Egas Moniz

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  25. Faro Castro Marim Vila Real Tavira Lagos Alcoutim _______ Albufeira Aljezur Silves

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  27. Sea food Sardines __ _________ Octopus clams Dry Tuna fish

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  29. __ _____ EscolaSecundária 3EB Dr. Jorge Augusto Correia - TaviraRuaLuís de Camões8800-415 Tavira

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  31. General secondary school 708 students 45 funcionaries __ __ ___ Technical School 100 teachers Nocturne Education Adults competence certification

  32. Comenius team October 2009

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