Traditional Festivities Collection

Gold necklace and traditional costume (Lavradeira) of Minho. Our Lady of Agony Festivities, the biggest traditional festival in Portugal. Viana do Castelo

Traditional big-headed masks of Minho at the historical centre of Viana do Castelo. Our Lady of Agony Festivities, the biggest traditional festival in Portugal

Gold necklace and traditional costume of Minho. Our Lady of Agony Festivities, the biggest traditional festival in Portugal. Viana do Castelo

Grilled sardines. Winter Festivities. Grijo de Parada, Tras-os-Montes, Portugal

Streets decorated with paper flowers. People festivities (Festas do Povo). Campo Maior, Portugal

A horse pilgrimage in Alentejo. Horse people practice horsemanship as an expression of heritage, culture, and faith through pilgrimage on horseback. Viana do Alentejo, Portugal

Traditional drummers (Zes Pereiras) acting during the Our Lady of Agony Festivities, the biggest traditional festival in Portugal. Viana do Castelo

The traditional Christmas tree at Terreiro do Paco, the historic centre of Lisbon. Portugal

Traditional running of wild bulls during the Barrete Verde (Green Cap) festivities. Alcochete, Portugal

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Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry in Portugal. Adorned with a gleaming gold necklace and dressed in the Lavradeira costume of Minho, locals celebrate their rich cultural heritage. The rhythmic beats of traditional drummers, known as Zes Pereiras, fill the air during the Our Lady of Agony Festivities. In Lisbon's historic center at Terreiro do Paco, a majestic traditional Christmas tree stands tall, spreading joy and cheer to all who pass by. Venturing further north to Viana do Castelo, one encounters the captivating sight of big-headed masks adorning the historical center. These intricate masks are an integral part of Minho's traditions. Meanwhile, Grijo de Parada in Tras-os-Montes beckons with its winter festivities featuring mouthwatering grilled sardines that tantalize taste buds. The streets come alive with color as Campo Maior celebrates People Festivities (Festas do Povo), decorating every corner with exquisite paper flowers. In Alentejo, witness a horse pilgrimage where horse people showcase their horsemanship skills as an expression of devotion. For those seeking adrenaline-fueled excitement, Barrete Verde (Green Cap) festivities offer a thrilling spectacle: the traditional running of wild bulls through lively streets. Once again adorned with a resplendent gold necklace and donning Lavradeira attire from Minho, immerse yourself in these age-old customs that have stood the test of time. Portugal's they can not just events; they are windows into its soul – showcasing its history, culture and unwavering spirit.