July Issue: Portuguese Café Culture

If you’ve ever had the chance to drink a cup of coffee sitting outside at a touristy café in Portugal, you may think you’ve had the full experience of a Portuguese café.However, there is so much more to discover and indulge in.

Whether you’re planning to relocate to Portugal or already call it home, immersing yourself in all the warm, tasty layers of Portuguese café culture is an experience not to be missed.

Stepping into a Portuguese café is like entering a vibrant social hub, a coworking space, and a meeting place all mixed into one.

For many, the café is almost like a second home, like a modern version of town and village squares where people would meet in the days of old…

Continue reading on page 10 of this month’s issue…

Also In This Issue Of Portugal Letter: 

• From The Desk Of Founding Publisher Kathleen Peddicord: How To Get The Best Deal On A Rental Overseas…

• Reader Questions Answered: “Can I Still Get A Portugal Golden Visa?”; Accessible Beaches In Portugal; “I Just Inherited Property In Tavira…”; And More Of Your Questions Answered…

• Interview With An Expat: Café Living In Our Favorite Portugal Seaside Village…

• Flavors Of Portugal: 3 Recipes For Portuguese Sangria…

• Como Se Diz?: Your Monthly Portuguese Language Lesson—Animal Idioms In Portuguese, Part I…

• Portugal Letter Tops: Top 10 Natural Wonders Of Portugal…

• Out And About: Noite Branca; 60ª Festa Das Vindimas; Caramulo Motorfestival 2023; MOTELX; And More…

• This Month In Global News: Lisbon To Be Featured On Netflix’s “Heart Of Stone”; Portuguese Economy Climbs Three Places In IMD Competitiveness Ranking; And More News From Portugal…

• Coming Next Month: Discovering Madeira, The Hawaii Of Europe…

And much more…

Don’t miss the insights and expertise shared in this month’s issue.

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Sincerely,

Harry Kalashian
Publisher, Portugal Letter