Blog Portugal, expat Portugal

Would you like to work, live, move to Portugal? Or just to find out how is life in Portugal? We've got much better than travel brochures, read blogs written by expatriates living in Portugal!

3 destinations in Portugal

Lisbon

Porto

Ribatejo

Blogs in Portugal

Castelo Branco Ameixoeira

Portugal2010

Portugal Castelo Branco - Ameixoeira - Oleiros Informations
by: portugal2010 | find out more

lisboa

bread sandwich

Photos and impressions of living in portugal.
Photoblog

by: breadx3 | find out more

Portuguese Wind

Long long ago there was a little girl born. She loved her home and the urge to travel was never big. Later, when she grew up she decided to see the world (accomplished only in a tiny bit) and suddenly *boom*. The little - big girl decided to find her place in the world. Create a little home with no rush, with sun, laid back people and awesome food - Portugal.
Expat woman

by: ventoportuguese | find out more

ameixoeira

Portugal09

by: artconcept | find out more

Beiras (central)

Atomic dogmA

Once upon a time there was a Canadian girl named Tango. She was on the path to study English Literature and Art History but a girl’s gotta eat, so she became an accountant. She moved from Calgary to Vancouver and, for the next ten years, she worked as a financial analyst for startups in the technology industry. She wore stilettos and drank a lot of martinis. Then Tango met Penfold. A whirlwind romance in the blogosphere ensued and soon they were snogging in Ireland, Portugal, Sri Lanka, England, Canada, and the United States. After careful analysis (she is an accountant, after all) Tango drained her martini glass, gave her stilettos to a needy tramp and moved to the hills of Portugal. This is her story.
Expat woman

by: atomicdogma | find out more

The Beiras, Central Portugal

Emma's house in Portugal

A blog about buying a ruin and building a house in Portugal plus food, architecture, design, travel and animals. I didn’t come to Portugal looking for a house, but I think the houses came looking for me. I liked Portugal right away. The people are so laid back and unpretentious, the coffee and pastries are to die for, and the architecture is amazing. Lisbon and Porto, and many of the smaller towns are extraordinarily grand but so many of the richly decorated buildings are neglected and falling down.
Expat woman

by: Emma's House in Portugal | find out more

Algarve

Gino's adventures in Portugal

What started as a website with the idea to store some digital pictures and keep some free space on the laptop, became a well-read blog in which Gino Van de Walle writes in a special way about his life in Portugal, together with his view on the world we live in nowadays.
Expat man