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| Short description | Portugal tempt tourists. Along the coast, magnificent beach which focused resorts, and to the Algarve in the south of the past 30 years the crowds arrive. Lisbon itself through the construction of infrastructure associated with the Fair Expo 98 is one of the most advanced European metropolises, on the other hand still admires the traditional atmosphere of Old Town. |
| Capital | Lisbon |
| Political system | Parliamentary republic |
| Area | 92391 km2 |
| Population | 10677000 |
| Time zone | UTC 0: Greenwich Mean Time (Lisbon, London) |
| Casual name | Portugal (pt) |
| Access to sea and mountains | Portugal is located in the western part of southern Europe, southwest of the Iberian Peninsula. Foremost is the westernmost country of Europe, north and east borders of Spain and Portugal in the west and south by the Atlantic Ocean. Predominates in the north of the mountainous and hilly terrain. You run to the mountains of Serra Larouco (1525 m), Serra Marão (1415 m) and Serra da Estrela (1993 m). To the south is dominated by lowland-upland landscape. |
| Emergency numbers | 112 - General emergency number 117 - forest fires |
| Electric plugs | 230V, Plug Type C, F |
| Phone code | +351 |
- Relaxed lifestyle, such as Portugal, said the Lord Byron, is good for me here, because I love oranges
- Beautiful beaches, especially in the region of the Algarve
- A unique language with a characteristic melody
- Wim Wenders film Lisbon Story
- Fado music
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In terms of climate, Portugal is perfect for people who do not like to too much heat. With the ocean wind is not there never neither too hot nor cold.
The climate is tropical marine; on the coast are mild and rainy winters and wet years in the depths of the country - summers are hot and dry, and winters colder.
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Perfect for holiday season and warm sea begin in late May and early June and lasts until November.
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Fado!
This word means in Portuguese "fate". There are two schools of fado. In Coimbra, lyrics and music are more wyszukane.W poetic texts referred to the tragic and passionate feelings and the words "sad", "nostalgia" and "love" are repeated often. In Lisbon, he sings about everyday sprwach. The abandoned girls, a sad fate of orphans and betrayed lovers.
Singers to improvise the most well-known melody. Anyone can sing - students from Coimbra meet in the evening on small squares of the Old Town and dressed in black gowns with wystrzępionymi edges (each hole symbolizes love success) for wybranek sing your heart.
Fado has also become a protest song - this was during the Nazi regime. Gained the greatest popularity of the song when José Alfonso entitled "Grandola Vila Morena", which became a sign of revolution, then the national anthem.
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| Official language | Portuguese |
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| Phrase in original language | Phrase in English | |
| cerveja | beer | |
| loja | shop | |
| ole | jupi | |
| sabaraba | cat | |
| saorelo | hat |
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Embassy of the Republic of Portugal
st. French 37
03-905 Warsaw
Phone: (22) 511 10 10
Fax: (22) 511 10 13
Embassy
Avenida das Descobertas 2
1400-092 Lisboa, Portugal
tel. (0-035 21) 3012-350, 21 3014-200;
Fax: 21 3010-202
E-mail: embpol@mail.telepac.pt
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Portugal is not a country less secure than other EU countries. In areas of increased passenger traffic (central squares of cities, railway stations, przyportowe districts), including hotels, there is a danger of pickpocketing and car burglaries.
There are no restrictions on travel to Portugal.
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Euro (EUR)
1 euro = 100 cents
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sparkling mineral water - € 0.45
Non-carbonated mineral water - 0.20 - 0.39 €
San Miguel beer can - 0,47 €
toasted bread - 1.20 - 1.59 €
baguette - 0,42 - 0,57 €
brittle cookies - 0,66 - 0,89 €
cream cheese - 0.51 €
yogurt 0,5 l - 0,59 €
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Transported goods shall be deemed for personal use if they do not exceed prescribed limits:
- 800 cigarettes
- 200 cigars
- 1 kg of tobacco
- 10 liters of spirits
- 20 liters of wine with increased alcohol content (eg. sherry, port)
- 90 liters of wine (including up to 60 liters of sparkling wine)
- 110 liters of beer
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sardinhas assadas (sardines grilled on the coals)
pasteis de bacalhau (cod pies)
caldo verde (soup with cabbage and potatoes with slices of sausage)
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porto (prepared from 40 reportedly vine varieties)
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- Lisbon: the tram No 28, Bairro Alto, Castelo de Sao Jorge, Alfama, the Gulbenkian Museum, Mosteiro dos Jeronimos - Manueline beautiful monastery complex
- Sintra - a town on a hill surrounded by trees
- Fatima - one of the most visited Christian shrines
- Coimbra - historic town with cobbled streets of the university
- Roman ruins in Conimbridzie
- Viseu - elegant streets and shaded squares, perfect for a walk
- The Parque Natural de Serra Estrela - high peaks, desolate plains, fragrant gum forests and sleepy villages
- Porto: Old Town, the Fundação de Serralves, a visit in the basement of the Port
- Line Douro - a relaxing train ride from where stunning views
- Braga - Portugal Rome
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May
Queima das Fitas - end of the academic year in Coimbra
Fatima (May 13) - the most famous pilgrimage in Portugal
June
Feira Nacional, Santarém, begins on the first Friday of the month and lasts for 10 days. Ongoing dances, bullfights, and agricultural fairs.
Festa de São Gonçalo in Amarante (the first weekend of the month).
Popularos Santos in Lisbon - the ceremony in honor of Saint. Anton (13 Jun), St.. John (24 Jun) and St.. Peter (29 Jun).
July
Festa to Colet Encarnado (Feast of the Red Jackets) in Vila Franca de Xira, bull races in the style pampeluńskim
August
Romaria da Nossa Senhora da Agonia (pilgrimage of Our Lady of Sorrows) in Viana do Castelo
September
Romaria de Nossa Senhora dos Remedios in Lamego
October
Feira de Outubro in Vila Franca de Xira - bull fight and the race.
Fatima (13 X) - the second large pilgrimages.
November
Feira Nacional do Cavalo (National Horse Fair) in Golegã.
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